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Artabolic joins red hook open studios oct 5-6 2024

Printed maps will be available at Food Bazaar as well as other various locations in Red Hook, however the address for Artabolic Arts Management studio is somewhat incorrect.

Please click on the following like for the location of the studio:

461 VAN BRUNT DOOR 14 STUDIOS

There is also a digital map on the redhookopenstudios.com website to guide you to all the participating studios!

On Saturday, October 5th, and Sunday, October 6th, the artists and makers of the bohemian neighborhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn will open their studios and workspaces to the public.

Discover art and artisan studios hidden among the street murals, Civil War period warehouses, and harbor views of this unique and fascinating neighborhood. Take this opportunity to meet the artists and artisans and discover how they create their work. The event is free and open to the public.

Printed maps will be available at Food Bazaar as well as other various locations in Red Hook, however the address for Artabolic Arts Management studio is somewhat incorrect.

Please click on the following like for the location of the studio:

461 Van Brunt door 14 STUDIOS

There is also a digital map on the redhookopenstudios.com website to guide you to all the participating studios!

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NEW WEBSITE GRAND OPENING!

Help celebrate the Grand Opening of the Artabolic Arts Management website on Squarespace by purchasing an artwork for your home or office!

Help celebrate the Grand Opening of the Artabolic Arts Management website on Squarespace by purchasing an artwork for your home or office!

Offering original East Village 80’s artworks, as showcased in the recently published volume “ABOUT FACE : STONEWALL, REVOLT AND NEW QUEER ART” by Professor Jonathan Katz, pp 216-219. You may use the Artabolic affiliate link if you wish to order the book: https://amzn.to/3wJdf1H

Featured on the new website are canvases from the estate of Richard Hofmann (1954-1994), painter and AIDS activist, many as large as 8’ x 15’!

I am also releasing hundreds of other original artworks preserved over forty years in various media such as woodcuts, etchings, and vintage club posters from the legendary Danceteria and Roxy.

Additionally, a small number of inexpensive high-quality reproductions of many of the most popular paintings at the 2022 solo gallery show “Love and Kisses from the East Village 1986” are still available for as long as supplies last.

The automated shopping facility is not yet fully functional, so please contact me by e-mail, phone or text below for your purchase! Inquiries on custom reproduction sizes are also most welcome.

Please don’t hesitate to take advantage of this unique opportunity to own your own piece of New York LGBTQ Art history!

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