Feb
03
From S1:
S1 Artspace is delighted to present a solo exhibition of new and recent work by Los Angeles-based artist Jennifer West, her first solo exhibition in a UK public gallery. It includes six new and recent videos presented across two large-scale triptychs, installations that immerse and implicate the viewer within the work. West approaches filmmaking like an alchemist, experimenting and transforming the surfaces of blank film stock, shot footage, found photographs or off-cuts from Hollywood blockbusters into abstract kaleidoscopes of colour, allusion and direct reference.
The private view is generously supported by Brooklyn Brewery.
Read more.
Feb
04
At the upcoming AleFest celebration of craft beer, Brooklyn Brand Manager Greg Mohler will be on hand to pour samples of Brooklyn Lager, Brown Ale, East India Pale Ale, Black Chocolate Stout, Local 1 and Local 2 (and, very likely, give out some free BB swag to only the most friendly fans).
Tickets are $40/person and get you 20 samples, a tasting glass, and tasting guide.
Feb
04
Part potluck. Part photography slideshow. Beer lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery.
From Slideluck:
The evening begins with a couple hours of mingling and dining on the home-cooked delights of those who attend, and then the lights are dimmed, the crowd is hushed, and a spectacular slideshow commences.
For three years Austin has been throwing an annual potluck to remember. On February 4th, the good people of Austin will cook up their favorite dishes and gather to share their recipes and photographs with each other once again! The slide show is being curated by Alison Zavos and submissions are being accepted now! Submission details!
Slideluck Potshow is a New York City-based, non-profit arts organization that provides an opportunity for artists and arts-appreciators to gather around food, friends, and artwork for an unforgettable night.
SLIDELUCK POTSHOW Austin IV
Saturday, February 4th, 2012
7:00PM Potluck | 9:30PM Slide Show
CTC Garden | 1102 East Ceasar Chavez St. | Austin, TX
Tickets: $5 without food
Remember this is a participation-based event! Bring your famous tortilla española, butternut squash ravioli, green papaya salad, chicken curry, or golden rum cake and come check out a slammin’ slideshow! Those who don’t bring food will have to buy a $5 ticket.
Feb
04
Come to Brewers Row on Feb 4 to snag two birds with one stone:
[1] Support independent film.
[2] Imbibe Brooklyn Brewery beer to your heart’s content.
Eric Peck, Brooklyn Tour Guide and Bartender Extraordinaire, will be your host at this $20 open bar to support his cinematic endeavors. Join us to support his forthcoming feature film and drink from 8 taps including a selection of Big Bottles.
Feb
04
The Brooklyn Comedy Party Series is a monthly comedy show and party at the Brooklyn Lyceum that pairs top comedy performers with a great after-party in a beautiful space, with beer lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery. Each month, the producers of the show select a performer and build the show around a charity of their choice, which will then receive the profits from the show.
February’s show benefits the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Improv teams Diamond Lion, UCB Harold Team Deckard, 3D Beard & New England will each perform a totally improvised set based on all your favorite Michael J. Fox movies. Who will get to perform the elusive Back To The Future set? What about Teen Wolf? We can’t wait to find out.
Feb
05
From Brooklyn Winery:
The Giants made it to the Super Bowl…so we’re throwing a party! Come watch the big game on the 92” screen in our Parlor room on Sunday, February 5. The kickoff is at 6:30pm, but you’ll definitely want to show up before that–seating is limited and first come, first served.
We’re offering game day food and drink specials, of course, because what’s a Super Bowl party without delicious munchies and brews? Hanger steak chili, rough cut fries, and a trio of dips are on the menu for the evening, and you’ll be able to purchase buckets of Brooklyn Brewery beer to enjoy with your food.
Cheer on the Giants with us at Brooklyn Winery!
Feb
07
From Storm King:
Tom Eccles, executive director of the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College; Mark Handforth, artist; and Irving Sandler, art critic and historian, discuss the art and career of preeminent sculptor Mark di Suvero. The three men, each of whom has worked closely with the artist, will consider di Suvero’s work in the context of his career and the history of modern sculpture. Storm King Art Center, the event’s host, has had a long and celebrated history with di Suvero—his large-scale work is an integral element of Storm King’s 500-acre landscape in Mountainville, NY. In 2011, Storm King presented a major exhibition of di Suvero’s work on Governors Island and worked with the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy to install the artist’s soaring Yoga on the Park’s Pier 1.
Free and open to the public. No reservations are required; first come, first seated.
Directions to NYFA: F train to York Street Station; A train to High Street/Brooklyn Bridge station. Additional information: www.stormking.org or info@stormkingartcenter.org. Wine and beer will be served.
Beer has been lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery.
Feb
09
Join us at Swift’s in NoHo as we take over the taps with ten Brooklyn beers (and two bottles), four of which come with a new twist in 2012:
+ Mary’s Maple Porter // our brand new Bremwaster’s Reserve
+ BLAST! // now produced perennially and more widely distributed
+ Sorachi Ace // now available full-time on draft and in 750ml Big Bottles
+ Dry Irish Stout // added to the regular roster as a spring seasonal
+ The Concoction
+ Cuvée Noire
+ Black Chocolate Stout
+ Monster Ale
+ AMA Bionda
+ Lager
+ East India Pale Ale
+ Classified Bourbon-barrel Aged Imperial Stout 2010 & 2011 (sold by the glass)
+ Local 1 (sold by the glass)
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