IMPORTANT NOTE: Please check the location of your event, as we host programming in multiple locations. We cannot delay launch or refund tickets if you arrive at the wrong spot.
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse
165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States
The Brooklyn-based art duo, Mookntaka (MOO-kin-tah-kah) is known for their playful and whimsical inflatable installations, but did you know that Mark Zlotsky and Karyn Lao also have individual creative practices? What’s a Mookntaka?, a solo show at the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club, dives into the duo's personal work, providing insight to their collaboration and inspiration […]
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse
165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States
The Brooklyn-based art duo, Mookntaka (MOO-kin-tah-kah) is known for their playful and whimsical inflatable installations, but did you know that Mark Zlotsky and Karyn Lao also have individual creative practices? What’s a Mookntaka?, a solo show at the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club, dives into the duo's personal work, providing insight to their collaboration and inspiration […]
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse
165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States
The Brooklyn-based art duo, Mookntaka (MOO-kin-tah-kah) is known for their playful and whimsical inflatable installations, but did you know that Mark Zlotsky and Karyn Lao also have individual creative practices? What’s a Mookntaka?, a solo show at the Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club, dives into the duo's personal work, providing insight to their collaboration and inspiration […]
Gowanus Dredgers Bunker (19th St.)
2 19th St., Brooklyn, NY
The Fish Queen of the Gowanus Canal: An On-Water Musical
400 years of displacement, pollution, and revolution. She... Remembers... Everything...
Join the Gowanus Dredgers for this one-of-a-kind theater experience! We have two tiers of tickets, from the shore or via canoe, where you'll get to paddle around our performers on floating stages. This is a show not to be missed.
Gowanus Dredgers Bunker (19th St.)
2 19th St., Brooklyn, NY
The Fish Queen of the Gowanus Canal: An On-Water Musical
400 years of displacement, pollution, and revolution. She... Remembers... Everything...
Join the Gowanus Dredgers for this one-of-a-kind theater experience! We have two tiers of tickets, from the shore or via canoe, where you'll get to paddle around our performers on floating stages. This is a show not to be missed.
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse
165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States
Join Gowanus poet Brad Vogel and friends at the Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse at 165 2nd Street, Brooklyn, for BEHEMOTH, a poetry reading after dark wrapped in the coils of Leviathan, a giant driftwood sculptural installation by artist Jos Prol (both leviathan and behemoth are primordial monsters mentioned in the ancient Book of Job).
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse
165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States
"Inner and Outer Transformations: The Climate Crisis" is an immersive multimedia exhibition curated through a blend of fine art photography, poetry, live music, and community climate engagement activities on climate adaptation on flooding in NYC.
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse
165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States
City Fragments, a dual exhibition featuring Carol Dronsfield and Leigh Klonsky, encourages viewers to look at their urban surroundings in a different light. The Brooklyn-based artists explore and dissect familiar NYC scenes that many of us often overlook. Dronsfield zeros in on wild postings – multi-layered wheat paste advertisements, and Klonsky focuses on street trees. They photograph these everyday sights and reinterpret them using collage and mixed media, creating extraordinary, fragmented views of our city.
Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club Boathouse
165 2nd St, Brooklyn, NY, United States
City Fragments, a dual exhibition featuring Carol Dronsfield and Leigh Klonsky, encourages viewers to look at their urban surroundings in a different light. The Brooklyn-based artists explore and dissect familiar NYC scenes that many of us often overlook. Dronsfield zeros in on wild postings – multi-layered wheat paste advertisements, and Klonsky focuses on street trees. They photograph these everyday sights and reinterpret them using collage and mixed media, creating extraordinary, fragmented views of our city.
