#brookie's crafts

[brookiecrafts]

I made the skeleton sweater by @crouxchet :) right in time for October !

[bobomcfoe]

My first quilt is done :) I've never sewn anything before (besides some VERY basic hand-stitching when i was a little kid) so this was a major learning experience lol

I used 5x9" rectangles and made a little checkered pattern. I wasn't following any specific pattern or tutorial, and was more just winging every part of it (and it shows). BUT!! I still think it's cute and cozy and I'm excited about it :)

Progress pics and mistakes under the cut !

This quilt was certainly a process, and being, as i am, extremely lazy, every step I took lacked the precision required to make the quilt all nice. And in all honesty i am 100% okay with that, I don't need it to be anywhere near perfect!

Here are all of my pieces laid out on the floor after i cut them out! I didnt take any pics between that and the top-stitching (no clue if that's what it's called, but where it's all basted and then you sew the patterns that go along the quilt) so we'll skip to then

I managed to sew over my excess fabric AND create insane bunching, both because i wasn't paying any attention to the back of my quilt and was really really lazy with my basting (and this is where i made the seam ripper gif lmao)

I also learned why people buy long-arm machines and shit because oh my godddd this was a pain

Anyway next i cut out my binding strips and checked to see that i had enough, which thankfully i did lmao

My binding is pretty awful, i did it the wrong way and elected not to redo it, and my corners are quite messy, but i really truly just don't care. It's still a very cozy quilt

And then it was done! That's all!!

The process from start to finish took me about two days (started cutting pieces Wednesday night, began sewing Thursday morning, continued sewing until it was all done on Friday evening!)

I got the fabric largely from my friend, who has oh so much of it. I think my choices are pretty dang cute :)

Okay. I think that's all I have to say! Bye now!

[quiveringdeer]

productivity win today:

reorganized a bit in my bathroom, gave some things places in the top of my closets, repotted some plant babies I'd been long propagating, resewed one of the kitties' toys after restuffing and adding catnip, wiped some dusty shelves in my craft room and think I still have some motivation left to keep organizing in here after I eat stoffers meal

it's been a big day for elmo that's for sure

mazie has been helpful in bringing some extra joy with shenanigans alongside brookie

[skullunter]

ahhh! ty for the tag @airbrushfather! you know i can't ever resist a tag game so here goes ;]

Favorite color: i really like anything pastel if i'm to be quite honest dunno if this counts but yeah 😭

Last song: smack you by kimberly cole or something from cash cash i don't really remember which it was

Currently reading: :^)

Currently watching: well, nothing atm but in terms of shows... yeah i got nothing sorry *sob*

Currently Craving:

some peach yogurt

chocolate always chocolate

starbucks pink drink (yes i like it shush)

pizza from domino's because it rocks and also the brookies from there <3

a wild chat with a friend that i can grin like an idiot about having done so afterwards

Coffee or Tea?: yk i don't really drink much of either but i'd probably say coffee but only the really light/sweetened kind

Hobby to try: writing for myself because it's just something i'm really really bad at but for others i'd say crafts ik it sounds basic coming from me but there's just so much you can do in that field imo :]

Current AU: ahah ykk the one in which two long lost totally hetero best friends reunite but one's currently trapped in a one-sided marriage he doesn't know how to escape from without ruining his child's (in his eyes) life <33 ...but also august 09

thrilled if you've stopped by to read this whoever has gotten this far i hope you have a great day/evening/night wherever you are, i'll tag @qwertyfingers and @hellkitepriest for this one if you're up for it :]

[tveitertotwrites]

For the otp questions, can you answer

4, 5, 6, 8, 14, and 30

Hey! Thanks for the questions! From this list

4). Favorite Non Sexual Activity

Brooklyn: Reading on the couch together. Whether it be scripts or books or whatever, Brooklyn will be on one end of the couch while Thomas is on the other end.

Claire: Cooking/Baking while the other stands there watching. Claire will do breakfast and the baking while Ethan does lunch and dinner.

Adelaide: Making crafts with the kids. An example would be a something with their handprints.

Charlie: Playing each other's favorite games. it makes the other one happy and a way for Charlie and Derek to spend time with each other.

5). Who is most likely to carry each other?

Brooklyn: Thomas is more likely to carry Brooklyn

Claire: Ethan is more likely to carry Claire

Adelaide: It's about 50/50

Charlie: Charlie is more likely to carry Derek.

6). What is their favorite feature of their partners?

Brooklyn: His hair.

Claire: His eyes.

Adelaide: His personality.

Charlie: His smile.

8). Nicknames? And if so, How did they Originate?

Brooklyn: Brooke and Brookie were nicknames that were started by her family, while Little Moore was started at school due to most of the teachers she had as a student, also had her sister and brother as students.

Claire: Grace is her middle name and she started going by Grace in HS for a little bit, which made the nickname Gracie. While some people would call her Evans sometimes, Ethan was the first person to use it all the time. And the nickname Air was made by Adelaide when they were in elementary.

Adelaide: Addie was used by friends and family. Adele was because she loves to sing. Add was just because she was the math kid of the family. Little Barnes because of having an older brother and sister. And Sunshine because she smiles as much as possible.

Charlie: Charlie is technically her nickname (since her actual name is Catherine) but she prefers to go by it and it was her oldest sister's idea. Cathy and Kate were childhood alter egos that she made up with her siblings. Catie was a nickname made up by one of her childhood best friends.

14). Who kisses the hardest?

Brooklyn: Brooklyn > Thomas

Claire: Ethan > Claire

Adelaide: Adelaide > Tobias

Charlie: Equal

30). What is one hc about this otp that mends your heart?

Brooklyn: In their older years (after they have retired), Thomas surprises her with a garden of her own.

Claire: They decide to open up a coffee shop when Claire is 60 and Ethan is 70.

Adelaide: Tobias buys her a new set of flowers when the last one is about to die so that she always has flowers until he dies and then it gets taken over by their kids.

Charlie: During every trip together they always listen to their first dance song which is "I won't give up by Jason Mraz".

Any other questions?

[chickensarentcheap]

Esme has fallen asleep leaving 1/3rd of a chocolate cake out on the kitchen island. What does Tyler do? lol

Whats the most amount of animals and kids they've had on their bed at one time?

Have the oldest kids already been roped into mumma's redecorating duties? (painting, etc)

Does Addie have a favorite memory of her and daddy?

Has Tyler ever called out to Esme in his sleep? (good or bad)

How many different sports do TJ and Millie play and has Declan started any sports

Is Kota active like his other brothers or more like Tanner and prefers quiet time?

Is there anything besides meds that Esme has to keep track of for Tyler in relation to his health

What is Esme's favorite pampering thing Tyler does for her

Has Esme ever vetoed anything the kids have asked Tyler to do

He'd help himself to a piece, being mindful of leaving some behind. Especially for her lol. But she has been known to make two birthday cakes on his birthday so he can have one all to himself. He's eaten an entire cake all on his lonesome before lol

They've had five kids in their bed at once. Plus two dogs. By the time Brookie and Kota came around, TJ and Millie were pretty well grown out of wanting to sleep in mom and dad's bed. Tanner sometimes still needs that contact and even Declan. The littles always want to be in there lol

Tanner enjoys helping paint and organizing. Millie is very good at picking out decor and especially matching colours together. TJ stays out of that stuff. But he does help dad lay flooring, hang up shelves, do dry wall.

Definitely the time she had her first real ballet recital and she was all dolled with her hair done and a beautiful little outfit. He was away on a job and didn't think he'd get back in time to see it. And that made her very sad. But when she got up there and looked into the people for mum, daddy was right there too :)

No. Never. He mumbles in his sleep but nothing more than that. Even during the worst nightmares.

TJ plays lacrosse, soccer, football, and rugby. Millie is into her mixed martial arts, Muay Thai (which her dad knows, and Chris has made videos of himself doing) and her competitive surfing. Declan LOVES football and lacrosse. And he's a big, solid kid.

While Kota prefers quiet pursuits like arts and crafts, he does play baseball and soccer :)

She keeps track of his therapy appointments and if he has to see specialists for anything. Like his sight and his hearing and now a neurologist for his cognitive issues

Definitely rubbing her feet. He gives really good foot rubs. Back rubs, but she always complains she ends up pregnant after those ;)

Not yet. LOL. She caved in when it came to quads and dirt bikes and building a skateboard ramp/park LOL

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[mossybeak]

tagged by the big shrimpin @princess-prawn

Relationship Status: single and ready to elope at a moments notice

Favorite Color(s): green and orange, muddy and earth tone specifically

Favorite Food: all food is stellar I can’t choose, but I love mac and cheese, spicy ramen, and tofu

Song stuck in my head: Ostia (The Death of Pasolini) - Coil

Last thing you googled: how to pronounce pileated (pie-lee-ay-ted)

Time: 7:02

Dream Trip: 🍄, Australia or Iceland :3

Last thing you read: MW2 fanfic.., I love soap and ghost and alejandro and price and

Last book you enjoyed reading: Jumper: Griffin’s Story (TwT)

Favorite thing to cook/bake: myself and also brookies (brownie cookies)

Favorite craft to do in your free time: I like pencil drawing and also oil painting

Most niche dislike: if it’s like a pet peeve, people who can’t hold chopsticks and won’t learn but still use them just extremely wrong. If it’s like actually a niche thing that I dislike, the fact that in historical dramas they never speak the languages of the time or place. I don’t care that it’s impractical and time consuming I wanna hear ancient languages dammit >:c

Opinion on circuses: love them as long as there are no animals being used

Do you have any sense of direction: I thought it was bad but then someone explained to me what it actually is and I realized i have very good sense of direction

[purplesurveys]

504

What are three things that were in style when you were in high school? I didn’t follow the trends at all back then so I don’t have a solid idea of what had been in style...I’m guessing Roshes, denim jackets, and ripped jeans. What is one random fact about you? I’m taking up journalism in university. It was what I thought was my passion. Do you spend a lot of time outdoors in the summer? Yeah I try to spend as much time as I can outside, but I still like getting my me time during the summer. What is your favorite summer month? I don’t have one. What do you want to be for Halloween this year? I told Gabie I’ve always wanted us to be Yorkie and Kelly from the Black Mirror episode San Junipero, but idk when that’s gonna happen.

When do you plan to start decorating for fall? We don’t have fall. Every September, do you always wish you were going back to school? We start classes in August, but yeah by the end of July I always seem to be itching to go back to school because I end up missing studying and taking up my required readings. What was your favorite class in high school? All the history classes we took up - Philippine history in freshman year, Asian history in second year, world history in third year. For some reason, the ‘social science class’ designated for senior year was basic economics, so I didn’t enjoy that. Do you have a desk in your room? Nah, it’s a little too crowded. I’ll forever regret calling dibs on my present room when I was 10, back when I thought it was a massive area. ^If so, do you use it as a desk that you sit and work at? Do you have a hope chest? I have no idea what that is. ^If so, what do you keep in it? What's one goal that you have for yourself this year? I didn’t set any goals for myself. A small part of me just wants to make it out alive every year. Do you use a backpack? I used to use a backpack for school but I eventually thought it was too big. I use a canvas bag now. What did your favorite backpack in high school look like? I didn’t have a favorite. My one backpack in high school was black with yellow accents. Have you ever shopped at Limited Too? Nope. ^If yes, what was your favorite thing you owned from there? Do you wear band tees? No. I have one band tee of Paramore that I bought six years ago, but that’s it. I don’t think I ever wore it cause it’s a couple of sizes bigger for me. ^if yes, which one is your favorite? What color is your desk in your room, if you have one? Would you ever want to live in a home with all-white walls and furniture? YES Do you have pajama days often? Nope. What was the last flavor of tea you drank? It was probably lemonade iced tea. What was the last thing you ordered from Starbucks? It was a new item on the pastry menu! It’s called ‘brookie’ lmfao and it was half a dark chocolate macadamia cookie and half brownie. Do you have a favorite barista at Starbucks? No. I go to several branches so I’m not a usual anywhere. What is one thing you're behind on? Maybe TV shows. I tend to stick with the ones I’ve already watched. Do you ever re-arrange your room? No. The last time I did was like four years ago. Do you share a room with anyone? I don’t. I like my own space. Who was your first roommate? My sister, technically. I’ve never had a roommate before because I’ve always lived in our own house. Do you ever talk to your first roommate? What season do you want to get married in? Ideally, winter. But we don’t have that so in the Philippines we tend to just think of months instead of seasons. Do you own a teepee? I do not. Frosting: chocolate or vanilla? Chocolate. Ice cream: chocolate or vanilla? Vanilla, but both suck. Milkshake: chocolate or vanilla? Chocolate. Do you drink protein shakes? Nope. What was the last type of candy you ate? Sour tapes. Do you take birth control pills? I don’t. What was the last craft project you completed? I don’t know; I don’t make them often and only have to if it’s a school project. Do you often start things and not finish them? Lmfaooooooo yes. It’s terrible. I’d be super excited about this thing I want to start out, then get tired of it 2 days later, e.g. the one-photo-a-day project I wanted to do this 2019 and a movies-that-I’ve-seen thread on Twitter. It’s a terrible habit and it would be nice to finish at least one thing. Which is better: starting things or finishing them? Finishing them. Is your style Bohemian at all? Not at all. What is the highest name-brand thing you own? I dunno. Have you ever sold on Poshmark? No. Do you have a Poshmark account? Nope. What color GameBoy did you have as a kid? Purple. It was my cousin’s but I played on it often. What was your favorite GameBoy game? Whatever Pokemon game he had. What was your favorite Backstreet Boys song? I don’t have any. Did you ever wonder what it felt like to get slimed? OMG yes. Vintage Nickelodeon always made me wish I got buckets of slime dumped onto me. Did you ever name a pet after an imaginary friend? No. Have you ever hallucinated? I don’t think so. Do you believe in angels and demons? I like the possibility, but I’m not obsessed. What is holding you back from living your dreams? I’m still figuring everything out. Do you have a paypal account? Nope. Do you like your hair better curly or straight? Wavy.

[brookiecrafts]

Having a LOTR marathon with friends today and I decided I'm trying to crochet a sweater in that time, we're currently about I enter the Mines of Moria and I'm about to split for sleeves :)

I do think I'll be able to finish it but we'll seeeee !!!!

[markedbyindecision]

Tagged by @captainautismo :))) thank you!! it’s been a while since ive done one of these.

Relationship status: not telling ;)

Favorite colors: black, purple, blue, pink

Favorite foods: mangoes, chocolate lava cake, udon noodles, various seafoods, etc.

Song stuck in my head: Decode by Paramore

Last thing you googled: MKUltra

Time: 12:10 A.M.

Dream trip: ooh, idk. There isn’t anywhere i really want to go. I’d like to visit France at some point, though.

Last thing you read: The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History by Elizabeth Kolbert (using “read” as a loose term here since i literally just skimmed it bc it was part of some long-overdue homework)

Last book you enjoyed reading: Her Body and Other Parties by Carmen Maria Machado

Favorite thing to cook/bake: brookies! (basically a layer of brownie over a layer of cookie)

Favorite craft to do in your free time: finger weaving?

Most niche dislike: when people color countries on a map the wrong color than the one i assign it to in my head

Opinion on circuses: idk, never been to one. could be fun?

Do you have a sense of direction?: Absolutely not

open tag, everyone feel free to do this <3

[malibugifts]

Malibu Gourmet Food Gifts to Wish Your Loved Ones a Speedy Recovery

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Malibu Gourmet Food Gifts

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Gourmet Milk Chocolate S’Mores

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Dark Chocolate Graham Cracker Cookies

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Brookie Cookies Large Tin and Gift Box

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[jasonswingen]

Aggressive brookie on the swing! Mini craft fur minnow has been a big hit. Loving the new @opskagit Commando Smooth for some small-water micro skagit action. . . . #flyfishing #brooktrout #brookie #troutfishing #thetugisthedrug #troutunlimited #fishing #wisconsinfishing #swingenstreamers #flytying #matchthehatch #catchandrelease #opst #commandosmooth #damgoodnets https://www.instagram.com/p/B9CxemCBzJZ/?igshid=qol6mfdg7a2c

[spooningaustralia]

I got a message from the fine folks at @nomadbrewingco - "Hey Spooning, can we send you some beer to enjoy and take some pics of?" - I replied "I'm around the corner, how about I come down and try some?" And then I found out on Fridays they do dumplings and, well, they always do beers.⁣⁠⠀ ⁣⁠⠀ I love this place, in the industrial area of Brookie, it's no frills and fine beers. My faves were a Raspberry Beer and a beer that was made with Earl Grey Tea in it. They gave us a decent and delicious selection of dumplings that paired nicely with all the beer. I loved their @budgysmuggler partnered pale ale and discovered they are not only brewing beer around the corner from my house but they are also Australia’s largest craft beer distributors.⁣⁠⠀ ⁣⁠⠀ Check out some of the cans - they are art - the black and white of the guy looking through the window - would happily have the art of that framed and on my wall. I need to return time and time again to try them all, only on Fridays for me of course, because DUMPLINGS!!!⁣⁠⠀ (at Nomad Brewing Co.) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5HuyvTFE38/?igshid=9rtyi47wy5i

[chickensarentcheap]

What's the one color Esme doesn't own?

Is there a color Tyler refuses to wear and why?

Of the older kids, who cares the most about what they wear?

Has Millie ever been seriously injured, and did she try to be tough like her dad?

What is Addy's and Brookie's favorite thing to do together?

When did Tyler realize Millie inherited his talent and how'd it make him feel?

Does Tanner have a favorite book he reads for comfort?

Do any of the kids have a bedtime ritual?

Does Esme ever just look at his body while he sleeps?

Do either Esme or Tyler have a comfort movie?

Thank you!

Esme doesn't really own anything that is earth tones. She is very into colour! Her closet is filled with all kinds of colours and various hues of them. And even in the house, when she decorates she goes for very vibrant touches in decor.

2. Tyler will not wear hot pink. Just nope. He will not do it. He'll wear like pink and perhaps a bit darker, but that's as bold as he goes. Now if it's mixed with something like in a pair of board shorts or one of the party shirts the kids always get him for father's day, then he's okay with it

3. I'd say TJ is starting to be that way. He's starting to realize how popular her is and how attractive others find him. So he's beginning now to be fashion conscious and he knows jeans shows off his butt, and he's very proud of that butt lol

4. She did break her collarbone dirt biking and losing controlling and hitting a tree. And she tried brushing it off and acting like she was just banged up. But mum and dad could tell it was more serious than that. Dad especially can spot the signs of a nasty injury. She's a tough kid that one.

5. Addie and Brookie love two things the most. Making crafts together, and exploring the beach for cool rocks, beach glass, and shells. They also love (despite having their own homes) sleeping together.

6. After only a couple times having her surf with him (on his back), she was ready to try it on her own and showed that she understood how to manipulate the board, respect the ocean and its inhabitants, and handle the waves. She took to it very easily, and was about seven when she really started to really show potential to be great at it. Now she's not even a teen and competing against older kids at competitions. And winning.

7. The Hobbit. And that's all because dad had once promised (as mentioned in Best Part of Me) to take him into town and get him a copy of it. He was five and reading at a much advanced age. So once he got that book, that was it. His dad even lets him read to him. Usually Tyler will work out and forgo the music and Tanner will sit close by and just read out loud

8. Addie. She has to kiss every stuffy and baby she owns lol

9. oh yes. She for sure does. And it's been show in some fics that she'll trace every line of each tattoo, find every scar and blemish etc etc etc. And there's something beautiful about that. To her, his scars are part of him. Even if he's a bit self conscious about them at times.

10. Tyler's comfort 'movie' would be Point Break. For sure. Or even surfing videos on youtube. Esme would go for a sappy romance or a romcom, like Sweet Home Alabama or PS I Love You.

[nyfacurrent]

Artist News | September Part III

What’s on your must-see list for art this fall? Consider adding the following events and opportunities from NYFA affiliated artists!

Be sure to catch NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellows and NYFA Fiscally Sponsored Projects sharing their work at events throughout New York City, the United States, and beyond. Share you visit with us on social media. Use the handle @nyfacurrent to tag us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. 

Things to do & see in NYC:

14 Sculptors Gallery (Sponsored Organization) 14 Sculptors Gallery joins the Rockaway art scene with their exhibition, 14 Sculptures on the Rock. When: Now through October 9, 2017 Where: Rockaway Beach, 94th Street, Far Rockaway, NY 11693

Mary Tooley Parker (Fellow in Folk/Traditional Arts ‘15) Tooley Parker has work showcased in the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists’ Coalition’s third annual Really Affordable Art $how. When: Now through October 15, 2017 Where: Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, #7, 481 Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231

Jim Osman (Fellow in Crafts/Sculpture ‘17) Osman’s work is showcased in Domestic Disturbances, a group show featuring work from artists who merge functional and nonfunctional elements, highlighting the relationship between art and design.  When: Now through October 19, 2017 Where: 490 Atlantic Gallery, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Debi Cornwall & Jennifer Karady (Sponsored Projects) See Debi Cornwall’s and Jennifer Karady’s documentary photographs at Gulf + Western’s exhibition, Bending the Frame. When: Now through October 22, 2017 Where: Gulf + Western Gallery, 721 Broadway (at Waverly Place), New York, NY 10011

Lizzie Scott (Sponsored Project) Lizzie Scott’s sewn and painted fabric constructions are part of a group exhibition, Soft Power, which explores notions of the human condition and power dynamics through the use of hand manipulation of “soft” malleable materials such as felt, fabric, canvas, and human hair. Scott’s The Total Styrene Experience is a Fiscally Sponsored Project. When: Now through October 22, 2017 Where: Lesley Heller Workspace, 54 Orchard Street, New York, NY 10002

Leigh Davis (Sponsored Project) Leigh Davis’s photographs are included in BRIC’s Brooklyn Photographs, which bring together the work of 11 photographers who have turned their lens on the Brooklyn experience from the late 1960s to the present. Davis’s An Inquiry into the ELE is a Fiscally Sponsored Project. When: Now through October 29, 2017 Where: Gallery at BRIC House, 647 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Nadja Verena Marcin (Sponsored Project) Space Odyssey: Beyond Material Confinements, curated by Nadja Verena Marcin explores themes including artificial intelligence, gravity, the explosion of movement, and feminine architecture. When: Now through November 10, 2017 Where: Radiator Gallery, 10-61 Jackson Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11106

Andrea Arroyo (Fellow in Sculpture ‘89, Printmaking/Drawing/Artists’ Books ‘95) Arroyo has created an edition of 100 prints to sell in an effort to raise funds for the victims of the recent earthquake devastation in Mexico. Prints are $35, and 100% of the proceeds will be donated.  When: Now through December 31, 2017 Where: You may donate/purchase prints here.

Carolee Schneemann (Fellow in Performance Art/Emergent Forms ‘87) Schneemann’s work is a part of the Met Breuer’s recently opened exhibition, Delirious: Art at the Limits of Reason. Read a recent review of the show from The New York Times here. When: Now through January 14, 2018 Where: The Met Breuer, 945 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10021

Pacifico Silano (Fellow in Photography ‘16) Rubber Factory is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Pacifico Silano from his series John John. When: Opening Reception: September 30, 2017, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; September 30 - November 15, 2017  Where: Rubber Factory, 29c Ludlow Street, New York, NY 10002

Ann Stephenson (Fellow in Poetry ‘17) Listen to Stephenson perform a reading as a part of Dia’s monthly Readings in Contemporary Poetry Series. Advance ticket purchases recommended; Buy tickets here.   When: October 3, 2017, 6:30 PM  Where: Dia: Chelsea, 535 West 22nd Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10011

Emily Raboteau (Fellow in Fiction ‘04) Raboteau will be speaking at What’s at Stake?, an event focusing on the intersection of visual culture and the complex and contradictory notions of community. Register for this event here. When: October 6, 2017, 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM Where: The New School, University Center, Starr Foundation Hall, 63 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10003

Leeza Ahmady (Sponsored Project) Leeza Ahmady’s Asia Contemporary Art Week (ACAW) brings together leading New York and Asia-based art institutions, museums and galleries to present a showcase of exhibitions, innovative projects, provocative dialogues on current topics, and networking opportunities. See the schedule here. When: October 5 - October 26, 2017 Where: Various Locations throughout New York, NY. Learn more here.

Barbara Hammer (Fellow in Video/Film ‘88, ’92, ’97, ’98, ’01, ’12) Barbara Hammer will have several films screened at the New York Film Festival: Projections; Psychosynthesis, Women I love, Audience, No No Nooky T.V., and Still Point. The screenings will be followed by a Q&A with Hammer. Purchase tickets here. When: October 9, 2017, 3:00 PM Where: Francesca Beale Theater, Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center, 144 West 65th Street, New York, NY 10023

Ishmael Houston Jones (Fellow in Choreography ‘85/’89) Taylor Mac (Fellow in Interdisciplinary Work ‘09) Jennifer Monson (Fellow in Choreography ‘89/’98/’08) Mac, Jones, and Monson have all been nominated for the 2017 Bessies Award for Dance and Performance. Winners will be announced. Tickets may be purchased here. When: October 9, 2017, 7:30 PM  Where: NYU’s Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, 566 LaGuardia Place, New York, NY 10012

Gordon Moore (Fellow in Printmaking/Drawing/Artists’ Books ‘14) Moore’s drawings can be seen in the group show, Works on Paper. When: Opening Reception: October 11, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM; October 11 - November 11, 2017 Where: Anita Rogers Gallery, 15 Greene Street, Ground Floor, New York, NY 10013

Donna Henes (Fellow in Conceptual/Performance Art ‘86/Nonfiction ‘91) Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga (Fellow in Computer Arts ‘07) Luis Lara Malvacías (Fellow in Choreography ‘06) Linda Mary Montano (Fellow in Conceptual/Performance Art ‘86) Jenny Polak (Fellow in Interdisciplinary Works ‘12) Chin Chih Yang (Fellow in Digital Electronic Arts ‘11) Several NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellows will be participating in the 13th year of Art in Odd Places, which will stage interactive art in various public spaces along 14th Street in Manhattan. This years theme is SENSE.  When: October 12 - October 15, 2017 Where: 14th Street from Avenue C to the Hudson River, New York, NY

Lenora Champagne (Fellow in Playwriting/Screenwriting ‘98, Performance Art/Multidisciplinary Work ‘03) Champagne will be performing I.C. (I See)/Traps, a response to Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities and everyday anxieties. When: October 14, 2017, 7:30 PM Where: Dixon Place, 161A Chrystie Street, New York, NY 10002

Get out of town to see:

Nadja Verena Marcin (Sponsored Project) Marcin’s photographics works JEDI and Bride will be a part of the traveling show, Todo los ojos en Bolivia - 10 anos de la Residencia KIOSKO at the Museum National de Arte in La Paz, Bolivia. When: Now through October 1, 2017 Where: Museum National de Arte, La Paz, Bolivia

Ben Altman (Sponsored Project) A two-person exhibition with Ben Altman and Robert Knight called Reverence is now on view at the Dowd Gallery. An interactive video and photograph installation of Altman’s Fiscally Sponsored Project, The More That Is Taken Away will be included in the show. When: Now through October 13, 2017 Where: Dowd Gallery, State University of New York, 106 Graham Avenue, Cortland, NY, 13045

John Morton (Sponsored Project) John Morton’s work is part of Sup-A-Genius: The Five Guy Show, a group exhibition that celebrates the artist-as inventor. When: Now through November 11, 2017 Where: Drawing Rooms, 180 Grand Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302

Andrea Arroyo (Fellow in Sculpture ‘89, Printmaking/Drawing/Artists’ Books ‘95) Unnatural Election: Artists Speak is a traveling show curated by Arroyo, featuring her work alongside over 200 international artists dealing with questions of social justice, diversity, human rights, economic justice, climate change, and international affairs. When: Now through November 2017 Where: Puffin Cultural Forum, 20 Puffin Way, Teaneck, NJ 07666

Juana Valdes (Fellow in Sculpture ‘11) Valdes’ work is on view in the recent show Conceptual Mappings, as a part of the exhibition Relational Undercurrents: Contemporary Art of the Caribbean Archipelago, which surveys twenty-first century art of the Caribbean using the archipelago as an analytical framework.  When: Now through February 25, 2018 Where: Museum of Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90802

Helène Aylon (Sponsored Project) Aylon’s exhibition Afterword: For the Children and conclusion to her two-decade-long “G-D Project: Nine Houses Without Women” travels to the 2017 Jerusalem Biennale. When: October 2 - November 15, 2017 Where: Hamachtarot Museum (Museum of Underground Prisoners), Rehov Mishol Hagvura 1, Russian Compound, Jerusalem, 9131401

Phillip Hastings (Fellow in Video/Film ‘12) Hastings’ film SIGINT will be screened at the SIMULTAN Festival XII Possible Futures. When: October 3 - 7, 2017 Where: Timisoara, Romania; location information here.

Guzal Latypova (Sponsored Project) Latypova’s Coming Home, an art exhibition with a mission to build civilian-military communities to help heal the wounds of war through art and open dialog, displays Brookie Maxwell’s study drawings and COL Gregory Gadson’s photographs.  When: Opening Reception - October 4, 2017 at 7:00PM; October 4, 2017 - October 7, 2017 Where: West Point Military Academy, Memorial Room at Cullum Hall, 2 Thayer Road, West Point, NY 10996

Coco Fusco (Fellow in Nonfiction ‘91/’14) Culture Lab Detroit presents, “The Lie That Tells The Truth,” a discussion between artists and writers who clarify and complicate the border between art and reality. RSVP here.  When: October 6, 2017, 6:30 PM Where: Woods Cathedral, 1945 Webb Street, Detroit, MI 48206

New releases to enjoy at home:

John Kelly (Fellow in Performance Art/Multidisciplinary Work ‘87/’01) The American Repertory Theater did an interview with John Kelly regarding his recent piece Time No Line, performed at the OBERON theater.  Where: Read Turning in Time: An Interview with John Kelly

Debi Cornwall (Sponsored Project) Debi Cornwall’s Welcome to Camp America: Inside Guantanamo Bay is a vivid and disorientating collection of photographs, once-classified government documents, and first-person accounts providing a glimpse into the U.S. Naval Station in Guantanamo Bay. Check out a glimpse on The New York Times. Where: Purchase from Radius Books here.

NYFA Congratulates: 

Marla Mossman (Sponsored Project) Marla Mossman’s documentary film, KAWOMERA: Plant, Pray, Partner for Peace was announced as the 2017 Winner of the Special Jury Award of Outstanding Excellence at the International Film Festival for Peace, Inspiration and Equality.

Shamel Pitts (Sponsored Project) Shamel Pitts’s performance art, Black Velvet, was recognized with the Audience Choice Award at the 2017 Stockholm Fringe Festival Awards.

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The NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship Program awards $7,000 grants to individual artists living and working in New York State. The 2017-2018 application cycle is now open; eligible artists should apply by January 24, 2018. NYFA’s Fiscal Sponsorship program enhances the fundraising capabilities of individual artists and emerging arts organizations. The next quarterly deadline for NYFA Fiscal Sponsorship is September 30, 2017.

Image: Chin Chih Yang (Fellow in Digital/Electronic Arts ‘11), 123 Pollution Solution, 2007-2016