Julie Henson at Fowler Project Space, 67 West Street, Brooklyn (all photographs by the author for Hyperallergic)
For those who braved the cold, it was a pleasure to see the offerings on view in Greenpoint on Friday night. From the monochromatic graphic paintings of Andrew Guenther at Gallery 106 Green to the sculptural CMYK-color collages at Fowler Project Space, the night evinced a diverse and robust scene.
An excellent photography show at Yes Gallery was a draw for humans and canines alike. Booklyn exhibited a fascinating collection of art objects in Mike Taylor’s first solo exhibition NO/FUTURE. The warmth offered by the combination of hot toddies and the sense of community at small neighborhood galleries was magnetic. And Andrew Guenther, making an appearance at his show at Gallery 106 Green, went so far as to augment my gallery map, drawing in the coordinates of his local favorite, Janet Kurnatowski Gallery.
Andrew Guenther provides direction.
Andrew Guenther at Gallery 106 Green, 106 Green Street, Brooklyn
Andrew Guenther at Gallery 106 Green, 106 Green Street, Brooklyn
Andrew Guenther at Gallery 106 Green, 106 Green Street, Brooklyn
Andrew Guenther at Gallery 106 Green, 106 Green Street, Brooklyn
Heliopolis, 154 Huron Street, Brooklyn
Matt Gliva at Heliopolis, 154 Huron Street, Brooklyn
Yes Gallery, 147 India Street, Brooklyn
Mike Taylor at Booklyn, 37 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn
Mike Taylor at Booklyn, 37 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn
Booklyn, 37 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn
Jeremy Jansen at Greenpoint Terminal Gallery, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Jeremy Jansen at Greenpoint Terminal Gallery, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Jesse Harris at Greenpoint Terminal Gallery, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Holly Veselka at Calico, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Bartek Walicki at Calico, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Calico, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Seth Curcio at Fowler Project Space, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Fowler Project Space, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Laura Splan at Dose Projects, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Laura Splan at Dose Projects, 67 West Street, Brooklyn
Greenpoint Gallery Night, of which Hyperallergic was a media sponsor, took place at various venues around Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on Friday, February 7.
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