2026 PROGRAMMING
Visit our 2026 Central Points for on-site support during the SPOS weekend!
Industry City, BLDG 2 & BLDG 5 (opening hours: SAT–SUN 1–5PM)
NARS Foundation (opening hours: FRI 6–9PM | SAT–SUN 1–5PM)
Makerspace (opening hours: SAT–SUN 12–4PM)
Brooklyn Army Terminal
140 58th St.
Check-in at Brooklyn Army Terminal, BLDG B
Turnstile Tours will lead 45-minute tours highlighting BAT's past, present, and future within Building B's stunning atrium space. First tour 12pm and last tour 4pm; tours on the hour.
About Brooklyn Army Terminal:
Anchored in a history of resilience and creativity, Brooklyn Army Terminal is a modern industrial hub and event space for this generation’s visionaries and manufacturers. Managed by New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) since 1986, the campus plays a vital role in the city’s industrial ecosystem supporting a range of dynamic industries.
Bringing opportunities to Sunset Park, the campus is committed to shaping the future and creating change across pivotal industries. Today, our hub seamlessly blends historical innovation with modern versatility.
SAT (12-4PM)
SUN (12-4PM)
SPOS 2026 is generously sponsored by MADE Bush Terminal
MADE Bush Terminal
13 42nd St.
Turnstile Tours | FRI–SUN (11 AM, 1 PM & 3 PM)
Not A Normal Market Retail Showcase | SAT–SUN (10AM–6PM)
Sunset Park Through the Lens: Sunset Park History Community Photo Exhibition | FRI–SUN (8AM–8PM)
Community Workshop: Sunset Park Postcard | SAT (3–5PM)
The Shared Vessel: Mural by Yukiko Izumi | SAT–SUN (1–4PM)
Circular Construction Hub Tours | SAT (12–4PM, every 20 minutes from BLDG B)
Open Studios featuring Deborah Simon, Adela Wagner, Allison Iris Arlotta, Rebecca Eve Miller / Rustic Loom, and Outpost 7 | FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (12–5PM)
About MADE Bush Terminal:
Established in the late 1800s, Bush Terminal was the largest multi-tenant industrial campus in the United States, playing a critical role in New York City’s manufacturing and maritime history.Today, MADE breathes new life into this historic site, offering modern facilities, amenities, and indoor and outdoor gathering space to promote manufacturing and community-based programs along the Sunset Park waterfront.
SAT (8AM–8PM)
SUN (8AM–8PM)
Industry City
51 35th St, BLDG 5
220 36th St, BLDG 2
Open Studios featuring Craftsman Ave, brooklynONE productions, Lista Studios, Salon 787 Collective, Tanya Weddemire Gallery, and Theories of Atlantis, Billy Ray Morgan, Carol Dronsfield, César Villarreal, Erin Juliana & Adam Murray, Iliana Emilia Garcia, Jane Kent & David Storey, Jeanette May, Jeffrey Kurland, Joshua Peters, Judith Mills, Katelyn Alain, Kelly Bahash, Lee Holin, Linda Weisent Andrei, LPX (Lizzy Plapinger), Marianne McCarthy, Meg Atkinson, Naomi Cohen-Thompson, Naomi Frank, Shawn Dulaney, Sonoko Kaneko, Stephanie Eche, Suzanne Nicholas, Tracey Jain, and Zhen Guo.
About Industry City:
Industry City Brooklyn is a 35-acre creative campus and cultural destination on the waterfront, home to over 700 companies across design, tech, media, manufacturing, and food.
In addition to flexible workspaces, production environments, and retail and dining, IC has emerged as a cultural destination — hosting B2B industry gatherings, public programs, and community events that draw millions of visitors annually and support New York’s innovation economy.
SAT (12–5PM)
SUN (12–5PM)
Thank you
Thank you
for your support!
Art Cake
214 40th St
2nd Floor
Open Studios featuring Nicole Awai, Capucine Bourcart, Sue Beyer, Jieun Cheon, Anthony DiPaola, Carl E. Hazlewood, Eric Laverty, Justin Natividad, and Simona Prives.
About Art Cake:
Located in a converted industrial building from the 1920s, Art Cake takes its name from its previous uses as a patisserie and paint distribution factory. The 13,000-square-foot space features a 4,200-square-foot event venue with 17-foot ceilings and historic architectural details that retain hints of the building’s past.
The second floor is a complex of affordable artist studios that provide individual workspaces to artists from around the world working across a variety of fine art disciplines.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (6–9PM)
The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition
The Whale Building
14 53rd St, 3rd Floor
Exhibitions on View:
EXCLAIM!
A national juried exhibition of artwork that makes a statement, evokes emotion, or acts as a call for action. Whether bold or subtle, personal or political, literal or figurative, the works in this exhibition express compelling perspectives that are meaningful to the artist and speak to the present moment.
Featuring: Audrey Anastasi, John and Wendy, inez andrucyk, Nehemiah Barshlomo, Roy Berreth, Gerardo Bravo, Syreeta Briggs, Tarik Brown, Lee Ann Cadiz, Ana Carvalho, Charles Compo, Veronica Dannis-Dobroczynski, Alison Deas, Michael DeSiano, Rachel Emma Ray, BIN FENG, David Fitzgerald, Debra Friedkin, susan greaves, Noah Hanney, Lannie Hart-Lewis, Candy Heiland, Sasha Keys, Ellen Kantro, Erin Kapp, Kathleen Erin Lee, Une Oak Lee-Johnson, Jiani Lu, Nicholus Oldham, Erin Parsch, My Political Art, Inc., Kevin Pollack, Emiliano Ponce de León, CAROLYN SHEEHAN, James Stamboni, Monique Stanton, Ella Stouse, Aleksandra Scepanovic, Michael Watson, James Rose, Scott VanderVoort, jonalis villanueva, Hannah Villanueva, Paige Warmington, Janice Weiss, Lisa Wilde, Lin YANG, Nikita Zadorozhnyy.
One Year Later: New Work, New Perspectives
This exhibition presents work by BWAC members, marking one year since the fire in Red Hook destroyed the space BWAC had occupied for more than 30 years. The exhibition considers how members have responded, shifted directions, gained new perspectives, reflected, experimented, and processed the year through their art.
Featuring: John and Wendy, Jane Atlas, Joe Banish, Nehemiah Barshlomo, Robin Dann, Alicia Degener, Michael DeSiano, Chuck Dorr, STEVE ETTLINGER, Arlene Finger, Lenore Fiore-Mills, David Fitzgerald, Matthew Fricovsky, susan greaves, Lauren Haber, Susan Handwerker, Kumi Hirose, Julie Kelly, Brian Keogh, Simona Lyriti, Janet Morgan, Anastasia Natrella, H. Daniel Noble, Ben Perini, Renee Radenberg, Sergei Saakian, Fortunata Schiano, Jessica Schulman, CAROLYN SHEEHAN, Joyce Slevin, Darcy Spitz, Villo Varga, Amy Verdon, Janice Weiss, Conrad Wells, Hisham Youssef, Tamavis D. Santiag, Aleksandra Scepanovic, Michael Watson, James Rose.
About BWAC:
The Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation. Its mission is to help artists develop professionally and deliver programs that connect art to community in innovative, inclusive, and impactful ways. Community is central to BWAC, whether through members supporting one another or through partnerships with allied arts groups and community resources. BWAC strives to make the experience of art accessible to all through classes, workshops, gallery talks, and performance events that are inexpensive or free.
FRI (5–7PM)
SAT (12–6PM)
SUN (12–6PM)
The Green-Wood CemeteryThe Green-Wood Cemetery
500 25th St
Corner of 5th Ave
The Green-House at Green-Wood
750 5th Avenue
Corner of 25th Street
On View at The Green-Wood Cemetery:
Reposo y Recuerdo: A Community Ofrenda by Laura Anderson Barbata in the Historic Chapel
Offering by Jean Shin in the Main Entrance Meadow
On View at The Green-House at Green-Wood:
Celadon Landscape by Jean Shin
About The Green-Wood Cemetery:
Established in 1838, The Green-Wood Cemetery, a National Historic Landmark, is recognized as one of the world’s most beautiful cemeteries. As the permanent residence of over 570,000 individuals, Green-Wood’s magnificent grounds, grand architecture, and world-class statuary have made it a destination for half a million visitors annually, including national and international tourists, New Yorkers, and Brooklynites.
At the same time, Green-Wood is also an outdoor museum, an arboretum, and a repository of history.
The Green-Wood Cemetery
FRI (8AM–6PM)
SAT (8AM–6PM)
SUN (8AM–6PM)
The Green-House at Green-Wood
FRI (10AM–6PM)
SAT (10AM–6PM)
201 46th St
4th Floor
Open studios featuring NARS Season IV, 2026 Residency Artists: Jaehoon Choi, Lauren Colbert, Madison Donnelly, Ira Eduardovna, Mateo Gutierrez, Hai-Hsin Huang, Ho Bin Kim, Ruth Owens, Peyton Peyton, Nicholas Rynearson, Bahar Taheri, Zixi Wang
Exhibitions On View:
A breath and a breath and a breath and its outlines, curated by Katrin Sperry, featuring Olivia Abächerli, Andrea Fortmann, and Katrin Keller, with an artist talk on Saturday, Oct 18, 1:30–2:30PM.
BONE ASH, MEMORY HOLES, THE RECIPES by Yoshie Sugito, with a live performance on Friday, October 17, 7–8 pm.
About NARS Foundation:
NARS Foundation provides an array of creative support services and professional development opportunities for emerging and mid-career artists through short-term integrated residency programs, progressive exhibition programs, international exchanges, and engaging public programs that foster global understanding and dynamic cross-cultural dialogues. These services operate in conjunction with our community outreach initiatives to promote greater accessibility to contemporary art for the under-served local community in South Brooklyn. Our mission is to present diverse platforms on which to nurture creative inspiration and innovative cross-pollination of ideas.
FRI (6-9PM)
SAT (1-5PM)
SUN (1-5PM)
J&M STUDIOS201 46th St
2nd Floor
Open studios featuring Alyssa Burke, Amanda Leung, Brian Leo, Brooks Frederick, Colby Lamson-Gordon, Cole R. Smith, Daina Higgins, Dominic Musa, Doreen Chan, Douglas Paisley, Eliza Clark, Erika Choe, Fred Fleisher, Greg McMurray, Jean Auguste Alix, Joseph Hartley, Joseph Walsh, Josh Olsen, Julia Wilkins, Ketta Ioannidou, Lee Wells, Magdalena Santos, Mariana Ospina, Matt Jones, Ming-Jer Kuo, Minjee, Niamul Bari, Peter Walsh, Qin Shen, Raz Seri, Richard Rosenblatt, Robert Melzmuf, Robin Feld, Ronald Hall, Sean Patrick Smith, Timothy Mutzel, Tricia McLaughlin, Viniyata Pany, Yas Hussein, Yujin Hur
Exhibitions On View:
Homunculus, featuring Viniyata Pany and Josh Hartley, curated by Joseph Hartley.
Cosmic Projects Presents: Cosmos & Chaos, featuring Fred Fleisher, Ketta Ioannidou, Matt Jones, Brian Leo, Tricia McLaughlin, Greg McMurray, Timothy Mutzel, Josh Olsen, Mariana Ospina, and Lee Wells.
About J&M STUDIOS:
J&M STUDIOS provides the work spaces for essential art community for the visual artists only who are seeking to develop their creative works and build the art professional career for the short and long term based rental spaces U.S and international artists. The facilities are designed for community’s the best practice and convenience.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
Tabla Rasa Gallery
ArtBuilt
Brooklyn Public Library – Sunset Park Branch
5108 4th Ave
NARS Family Workshop | SAT (2–4PM)
In this workshop, students will design and create their own festive pumpkins using paint, paper, and simple materials. The session will also introduce and discuss Kusama’s artwork and her obsession with dots, providing educational context to the iconic artist’s legacy.
Sunset Park Through the Lens: Sunset Park Photo Digital Display | SAT–SUN
About Brooklyn Public Library: It is the mission of Brooklyn Public Library to ensure the preservation and transmission of society's knowledge, history and culture, and to provide the people of Brooklyn with free and open access to information for education, recreation and reference.
FRI (1–5PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
5108 4th Ave
NARS Family Workshop | SAT (2–4PM)
In this workshop, students will design and create their own festive pumpkins using paint, paper, and simple materials. The session will also introduce and discuss Kusama’s artwork and her obsession with dots, providing educational context to the iconic artist’s legacy.
Sunset Park Through the Lens: Sunset Park Photo Digital Display | SAT–SUN
About Brooklyn Public Library: It is the mission of Brooklyn Public Library to ensure the preservation and transmission of society's knowledge, history and culture, and to provide the people of Brooklyn with free and open access to information for education, recreation and reference.
FRI (1–5PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
Chashama
Brooklyn Army Terminal
140 58th St
BLDG B, #4I
MADE Bush Terminal
13 42nd St
BLDG A, #207
Chashama Open Studios:
Brooklyn Army Terminal Open Studios featuring:
Robert Aitchison, Raul Rodriguez, Howard Gladstone, Julian Rozzell, Dalit Gurevich, Pamela Lawton, Dan Quigley, Jennie Booth, Danny Licul, Jason Covert, Dean Radinovsky, Stephanie Beck, Nicholas Fraser, Shelley Fox, Lynn Liebert, Ji Yong Kim, Roman Kalinovski, Alberte Bernier, Pedro Vargas, Laura Stein, Shiqing Deng, Sally Boon Matthews, Berto Reynoso, Parisa Harati, Kostas Kiritsis, Yukiko Izumi, Noah Xifr, Johanna Ryan, Jess Lynch, Lisa Candela, Lee Geuryung, Jia-Jen Lin, Steve Zolin, Mitch Patrick, Beatrix Piesh, Barry Rosenthal, Ross Tibbles, Kristin Reed, Christina Giuffrida, Suzanne Goldenberg, Andrea Legge, Macy Rajacich, Mio Olsson, Michael McCarthy, Anh Thuy Nguyen, Richard Fett, Stephanie Corne, Miranda Maher, Adrian Nina, Tim Buckley, Eric Strauss, Nancy Elsamanoudi, Ketta Ioannidou, Elizabeth Townsend West, Gerald A. Bradley III (Trey), Ying Chiun Lee, Melanie Brewster, Katie Schuessler, Michelle London, Yasmeen Abdallah, Yitian Yan, Anahita Bagheri, Helia Chitsazan, Tinx Chan, Alexandra Lane Ries, Christine Jung, and Russell A. Zimmerman.
MADE Bush Terminal Open Studios featuring: Michael Dispensa, Sui Park, Hisayasu Takashio, Mitsuko Brooks, Jacob Hicks, Ana Paula Cordeiro, Laurel Yau, Wei Xiong, Errin Shin, Ami Park, Stephanie Lee, and Ines Hernandez.
About Chashama:
Chashama, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is pleased to invite you to attend its annual Open Studios at Brooklyn Army Terminal. Since 1995, Chashama has created space for artists in New York City and beyond by partnering with property owners to activate low-use, vacant, or unconventional real estate. Chashama understands the creative economy to be vital for a thriving city and helps artists access affordable space. Thanks to continued partnership from NYCEDC, Chashama operates two suites of artist studios at BAT, totaling around 100 subsidized creative workspaces.
SAT (10AM–6PM)
SUN (10AM–6PM)
Brooklyn Army Terminal
140 58th St
BLDG B, #4I
MADE Bush Terminal
13 42nd St
BLDG A, #207
Chashama Open Studios:
Brooklyn Army Terminal Open Studios featuring:
Robert Aitchison, Raul Rodriguez, Howard Gladstone, Julian Rozzell, Dalit Gurevich, Pamela Lawton, Dan Quigley, Jennie Booth, Danny Licul, Jason Covert, Dean Radinovsky, Stephanie Beck, Nicholas Fraser, Shelley Fox, Lynn Liebert, Ji Yong Kim, Roman Kalinovski, Alberte Bernier, Pedro Vargas, Laura Stein, Shiqing Deng, Sally Boon Matthews, Berto Reynoso, Parisa Harati, Kostas Kiritsis, Yukiko Izumi, Noah Xifr, Johanna Ryan, Jess Lynch, Lisa Candela, Lee Geuryung, Jia-Jen Lin, Steve Zolin, Mitch Patrick, Beatrix Piesh, Barry Rosenthal, Ross Tibbles, Kristin Reed, Christina Giuffrida, Suzanne Goldenberg, Andrea Legge, Macy Rajacich, Mio Olsson, Michael McCarthy, Anh Thuy Nguyen, Richard Fett, Stephanie Corne, Miranda Maher, Adrian Nina, Tim Buckley, Eric Strauss, Nancy Elsamanoudi, Ketta Ioannidou, Elizabeth Townsend West, Gerald A. Bradley III (Trey), Ying Chiun Lee, Melanie Brewster, Katie Schuessler, Michelle London, Yasmeen Abdallah, Yitian Yan, Anahita Bagheri, Helia Chitsazan, Tinx Chan, Alexandra Lane Ries, Christine Jung, and Russell A. Zimmerman.
MADE Bush Terminal Open Studios featuring: Michael Dispensa, Sui Park, Hisayasu Takashio, Mitsuko Brooks, Jacob Hicks, Ana Paula Cordeiro, Laurel Yau, Wei Xiong, Errin Shin, Ami Park, Stephanie Lee, and Ines Hernandez.
About Chashama:
Chashama, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is pleased to invite you to attend its annual Open Studios at Brooklyn Army Terminal. Since 1995, Chashama has created space for artists in New York City and beyond by partnering with property owners to activate low-use, vacant, or unconventional real estate. Chashama understands the creative economy to be vital for a thriving city and helps artists access affordable space. Thanks to continued partnership from NYCEDC, Chashama operates two suites of artist studios at BAT, totaling around 100 subsidized creative workspaces.
SAT (10AM–6PM)
SUN (10AM–6PM)
Industry City
68 34th St
BLDG 6, 1st Floor, #B124
Come see a working makerspace in action! Throughout SPOS weekend, Craftsman Ave will open its doors for visitors to stop by, explore the shop, and get a behind-the-scenes look at some of the hands-on workshops happening in our space.
On Saturday, October 17, from 10AM–6PM, drop in for a FREE DIY rubber stamp carving activity. Design and carve your own small rubber stamp, then put it to use decorating a wooden bookmark. Both the stamp and bookmark are yours to take home—no experience needed!
Visitors are also welcome to watch our workshops in action throughout the weekend and see how projects come together from start to finish. On Saturday, catch stained glass at 8AM, leather wallet making at 9AM, leather tote making at 2PM, and forging at 6PM. On Sunday, October 18, stop by to see our 8-hour Custom Chef Knife workshop beginning at 9AM or watch old-school tech get a second life during our Refurbish a Classic Game Boy workshop at 1PM.
Come make something, watch something being made, ask questions, or just poke around the shop and see what we're up to.
About Craftsman Ave: Craftsman Ave is a hands-on workshop and makerspace in Industry City where people can learn traditional and modern craft skills by actually making something of their own. Our workshops span woodworking, metalworking, leatherworking, stained glass, electronics, and more, with a focus on making these skills approachable to beginners and giving people the chance to leave with something they made themselves.
FRI (10AM–9PM)
SAT (10AM–9PM)
SUN (10AM–9PM)
DB LampmanBush Terminal Piers Park Entrance at 1st Ave & 43rd St
Performance:
We Carry the Water Within Us is a performance art piece by DB Lampman taking place at Bush Terminal Piers Park at 4PM on Saturday, October 17.
The performance features a sculptural costume consisting of multiple branching arms that extend outward and are assembled and worn by the artist on the pier. The piece speaks to the relationship between our bodies and environment, and the labor required to cultivate land, goods, and products for human use, particularly as it relates to New York Harbor and its waterways.
About DB Lampman:
My creative practice centers on sculpture, performance, and wearable forms that explore the relationship between the body, movement, and the natural world. I create sculptural works that move and interact with the world in unexpected ways, often crossing boundaries between object, costume, installation, and performance.
Rather than functioning as static objects, many of my sculptures are designed to respond to gravity, tension, balance, or motion, creating a dynamic relationship between the wearer, the object, and the surrounding environment.
SAT (4–5PM)
Lista StudiosIndustry City
34 35th St
BLDG 4, #B620
Lista student work will be on display, with an Open Watercolor class on Saturday morning.
About Lista Studios:
Lista Studios’s mission is to nurture artistic voice and confidence in artists in formation. Through open studios, artist-led workshops, and portfolio development, Lista creates a space where artists feel seen, supported, and empowered to express themselves, building both technical skill and the confidence to grow through their art.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (10AM–5PM)
MakerSpace NYCBrooklyn Army Terminal
140 58th St
BLDG B, Unit 1C
Join us in Brooklyn Army Terminal for Sunset Park Open Studios weekend and explore MakerSpace NYC’s private studio space in Building A and our main facility in Building B! We'll have open artist studios, and live demonstrations in our pottery studio, where you can meet local artists, and see some making in action. With 50+ artists and makers, we are a welcoming community built around creativity, craft, and innovation.
About MakerSpace NYC:
MakerSpace NYC is a nonprofit community-based organization dedicated to building economic growth and supporting innovation in our community. Founded in 2013, its mission is to promote creativity and collaboration across disciplines and to make technology accessible to anyone who desires to make or invent something, regardless of skills or experience.
MakerSpace NYC supports individual entrepreneurship and helps artists, craftspeople, engineers, inventors, and small manufacturers grow their businesses by offering low-cost access to advanced manufacturing and industrial equipment including welding, woodworking, sewing, laser cutting, 3D printing, ceramics, and other CNC technology.
SAT (12–4PM)
SUN (12–4PM)
Salon 787 CollectiveIndustry City
67 35th St
BLDG 5, Ground Floor
Artist/Curator: Tamavis D. Santiago
Artists: Luis Inca Ramos, Jay Perez, Armando Gonzalez, Fernando Juarez, Elstabo (Alex), Alxxgmedia, Boka, Damien Rosado
About Salon 787 Collective:
Salon 787 Collective is a creative community rooted in the voices and experiences of Nuyorican artists and friends from Sunset Park, Brooklyn. We foster collaboration, celebrate culture, and create inclusive spaces where art builds connections, preserves heritage, and inspires community. We believe art has the power to bring people together, and every voice and every story matters.
FRI (3–7PM)
SAT (12–6PM)
SUN (12–6PM)
Sarah WrightBrooklyn Army Terminal
140 58th St
BLDG B, Unit 1C
Site Archive: MADE Bush Terminal is home to Sarah Wright’s permanent installation of five ceramic reliefs tracing over a century of garment work in and around Sunset Park. The installation features impressions of U.S. Navy sailor pants, Li’l Abner boots from Frankel’s, a Brooklyn-made, union-labeled Richard Assatly dress, and a cheongsam sewn by Sau Kwan Yu. Wright will be on the second floor of Building A to speak with visitors about the work and the histories behind each piece.
Participants and collaborators: Sarah Wright, artist; Samantha Tobias of Ash Staging and Room Service, space curator; Andrew Tyson of Skilset, frame fabrication; Betty Yu and Sau Kwan Yu, garment lenders; Marty Frankel of Frankel’s, Li’l Abner boots; Turnstile Tours, research support. Installation sponsored by NYCEDC.
About Sarah Wright:
Sarah Wright is a New York-based artist and designer whose practice is informed by twenty years in fashion. Working across ceramics, sculpture, and lighting, she traces the provenance of objects and the people, places, and labor embedded within them. Her recent work includes Site Archive, a permanent ceramic installation at Made Bush Terminal; ChaShaMa’s group exhibition Shorefront: Where Water Meets Industry; and a permanent display at Show: Room at Pocketbook Hudson. Wright has led sustainability initiatives with the UN Office for Partnerships, completed an artist residency in Iceland, and most recently exhibited internationally in Paris.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
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for your support!
for your support!
5726 1st Ave Studio
5726 1st Ave
3rd Floor
Open Studios featuring Michèle Graf & Selina Grüter, Smith Banfield, Mason Dowling, and Scott VanderVoort
FRI (2-6PM)
SAT (1-4PM)
5726 1st Ave
3rd Floor
Open Studios featuring Michèle Graf & Selina Grüter, Smith Banfield, Mason Dowling, and Scott VanderVoort
FRI (2-6PM)
SAT (1-4PM)
BAT Clay Studio
Brooklyn Army Terminal 80 58th St
Annex Building, Unit 403
Open studio, showroom sale, and wheel demonstrations.
About BAT Clay Studio: BAT Clay Studio is a community of friendly folks who are serious about clay. It is a membership studio for experienced makers featuring an on-site retail showroom.
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
Brooklyn Army Terminal 80 58th St
Annex Building, Unit 403
Open studio, showroom sale, and wheel demonstrations.
About BAT Clay Studio: BAT Clay Studio is a community of friendly folks who are serious about clay. It is a membership studio for experienced makers featuring an on-site retail showroom.
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
brooklynONE productions
Industry City
51 35th St
BLDG 5, Ground Floor
Screenings, marketplace and art gallery.
About bkONE:
brooklynONE productions (bkONE) is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit performing arts organization dedicated to developing bold, alternative, experimental, and artist-driven work.
Founded as a creative home for emerging artists, bkONE produces and supports original theatre, reimagined classics, film, music, mixed media, immersive events, visual art, and multidisciplinary performance. Rooted in collaboration, creative risk, and community, brooklynONE provides artists of all ages and experience levels with a platform to create ambitious work, explore new ideas, and connect with audiences in Brooklyn, New York City, and beyond.
SAT (3–10PM)
Industry City
51 35th St
BLDG 5, Ground Floor
Screenings, marketplace and art gallery.
About bkONE:
brooklynONE productions (bkONE) is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit performing arts organization dedicated to developing bold, alternative, experimental, and artist-driven work.
Founded as a creative home for emerging artists, bkONE produces and supports original theatre, reimagined classics, film, music, mixed media, immersive events, visual art, and multidisciplinary performance. Rooted in collaboration, creative risk, and community, brooklynONE provides artists of all ages and experience levels with a platform to create ambitious work, explore new ideas, and connect with audiences in Brooklyn, New York City, and beyond.
SAT (3–10PM)
132 32nd St
Suite #101 & #108
Members Genspace Biomaterials Studio Community Project
About Genspace NYC:
Genspace is the world’s first community biology lab — a place where people of all backgrounds and identities can learn, create, and grow with the life sciences.
Since 2009, Genspace has served the greater New York area by providing hands-on STEAM education programs for youth and adults, cultural and outreach events for the public, and a membership program supporting New York’s community of creatives, researchers, and entrepreneurs.
Its programs demystify scientific processes, provide a platform for innovation, and cultivate the next generation of life-sciences leaders in emerging global technologies such as biotechnology, neuroscience, epidemiology, genomics, and more.
FRI (6–9PM)
Suite #101 & #108
Members Genspace Biomaterials Studio Community Project
About Genspace NYC:
Genspace is the world’s first community biology lab — a place where people of all backgrounds and identities can learn, create, and grow with the life sciences.
Since 2009, Genspace has served the greater New York area by providing hands-on STEAM education programs for youth and adults, cultural and outreach events for the public, and a membership program supporting New York’s community of creatives, researchers, and entrepreneurs.
Its programs demystify scientific processes, provide a platform for innovation, and cultivate the next generation of life-sciences leaders in emerging global technologies such as biotechnology, neuroscience, epidemiology, genomics, and more.
FRI (6–9PM)
255A 23rd St
Art Stoop: Artful stoop sale featuring paintings, drawings, small sculptures, and more handmade goods by Melissa Diaz, Tom Toomey, Erica Holubuff, and more Open House BK collective artists. Plus, the debut of a new stoop mural!
About Open House Brooklyn:
Brooklyn-based community arts initiative dedicated to accessible pop-up art events, exhibitions, creative therapeutic workshops, and continuing education for NY LCATs. We highlight the arts and community as vital to social justice, personal healing, and progress. We aim to provide intentional counter-spaces, with a strong focus on mutual support, DIY ethos & creativity as a pathway to healing.
FRI (6-9PM)
SAT (1-5PM)
SUN (1-5PM)
Art Stoop: Artful stoop sale featuring paintings, drawings, small sculptures, and more handmade goods by Melissa Diaz, Tom Toomey, Erica Holubuff, and more Open House BK collective artists. Plus, the debut of a new stoop mural!
About Open House Brooklyn:
Brooklyn-based community arts initiative dedicated to accessible pop-up art events, exhibitions, creative therapeutic workshops, and continuing education for NY LCATs. We highlight the arts and community as vital to social justice, personal healing, and progress. We aim to provide intentional counter-spaces, with a strong focus on mutual support, DIY ethos & creativity as a pathway to healing.
FRI (6-9PM)
SAT (1-5PM)
SUN (1-5PM)
RISE UP – Center for Family Life341 39th St
6th Floor, Suite 604
*When you arrive at the building, please ring the doorbell located to the left of the front doors. From here, ring the bell for RISE UP and take the elevator to the 6th floor. Please follow the yellow arrows to RISE UP.
Organized by RISE UP in Sunset Park, From “I” to “We” – Community Voices and Stories Through Art explores themes of community and youth advocacy.
Each original piece was created by youth artists based in Sunset Park and showcases their understanding of themselves as individuals, while also considering how connection with others helps create community.
About RISE UP: RISE UP is an ACS Family Enrichment Center within the Center for Family Life in Sunset Park. The community named it RISE UP, which stands for Resilience, Inclusion, Support, and Empowerment for Uniting People in Sunset Park.
RISE UP operates under a community-driven and co-design model, meaning all aspects of its space, programming, and advocacy efforts are shaped and supported by community members. RISE UP is dedicated to uplifting community voices through art and supporting community members and local artists through its co-design model.
FRI (2-6PM)
SAT (1-4PM)
6th Floor, Suite 604
*When you arrive at the building, please ring the doorbell located to the left of the front doors. From here, ring the bell for RISE UP and take the elevator to the 6th floor. Please follow the yellow arrows to RISE UP.
Organized by RISE UP in Sunset Park, From “I” to “We” – Community Voices and Stories Through Art explores themes of community and youth advocacy.
Each original piece was created by youth artists based in Sunset Park and showcases their understanding of themselves as individuals, while also considering how connection with others helps create community.
About RISE UP: RISE UP is an ACS Family Enrichment Center within the Center for Family Life in Sunset Park. The community named it RISE UP, which stands for Resilience, Inclusion, Support, and Empowerment for Uniting People in Sunset Park.
RISE UP operates under a community-driven and co-design model, meaning all aspects of its space, programming, and advocacy efforts are shaped and supported by community members. RISE UP is dedicated to uplifting community voices through art and supporting community members and local artists through its co-design model.
FRI (2-6PM)
SAT (1-4PM)
283 47th St
Suite 203
Open Studios featuring Edward Cheng, Madeline Collins, Harlan Erskine, Sumner Wells Hatch, and Ross Wheeler.
About Studio 203:
Studio 203 is a collaborative space for artists working with photography. Members work in a variety of techniques, from contemporary digital practices to analog silver and non-silver printmaking. They share resources, skills, ideas, and feedback, and support one another in collective projects and experiments.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
Suite 203
Open Studios featuring Edward Cheng, Madeline Collins, Harlan Erskine, Sumner Wells Hatch, and Ross Wheeler.
About Studio 203:
Studio 203 is a collaborative space for artists working with photography. Members work in a variety of techniques, from contemporary digital practices to analog silver and non-silver printmaking. They share resources, skills, ideas, and feedback, and support one another in collective projects and experiments.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
Tanya Weddemire Gallery
Industry City
254 36th St.
BLDG 2, #C257
Moses Salihou — Solo Exhibition
About Tanya Weddemire Gallery:
Tanya Weddemire Gallery is a Brooklyn-based contemporary art gallery, established in 2022 and located in Industry City, Brooklyn. Founded by Tanya Weddemire, the gallery is dedicated to presenting work by emerging and established artists whose practices explore identity, heritage, and contemporary narratives.
FRI (11AM–6PM)
SAT (11AM–6PM)
SUN (12–5PM)
Industry City
254 36th St.
BLDG 2, #C257
Moses Salihou — Solo Exhibition
About Tanya Weddemire Gallery:
Tanya Weddemire Gallery is a Brooklyn-based contemporary art gallery, established in 2022 and located in Industry City, Brooklyn. Founded by Tanya Weddemire, the gallery is dedicated to presenting work by emerging and established artists whose practices explore identity, heritage, and contemporary narratives.
FRI (11AM–6PM)
SAT (11AM–6PM)
SUN (12–5PM)
Target Margin Theater
The Doxsee
232 52nd St
Artistic Director David Herskovits and TMT artists invite visitors to join open development rehearsals for PROJECT 251, a theatrical meditation on the future of the country that aspires to lift up the absurdity of the U.S.A. today and turn in hope toward a frighteningly uncertain future. Performances are scheduled to begin at The Doxsee in March 2027.
Visitors can also see design preparations for GALA BURLESQUE, taking place at The Doxsee on October 19.
About Target Margin Theater:
Target Margin Theater’s mission is to re-invent what theater can be without any assumptions, in the most inclusive way imaginable. Every experience we create should be surprising, challenging, and delightful for all.
SAT (2–6PM)
The Doxsee
232 52nd St
Artistic Director David Herskovits and TMT artists invite visitors to join open development rehearsals for PROJECT 251, a theatrical meditation on the future of the country that aspires to lift up the absurdity of the U.S.A. today and turn in hope toward a frighteningly uncertain future. Performances are scheduled to begin at The Doxsee in March 2027.
Visitors can also see design preparations for GALA BURLESQUE, taking place at The Doxsee on October 19.
About Target Margin Theater:
Target Margin Theater’s mission is to re-invent what theater can be without any assumptions, in the most inclusive way imaginable. Every experience we create should be surprising, challenging, and delightful for all.
SAT (2–6PM)
Theories of Atlantis
Industry City
254 36th St.
BLDG2, #C550
The design studio and skateboard/apparel showroom will be open to the public for viewing and shopping, alongside a vintage inspiration gallery filled with ephemera, apparel, and other objects used to inspire the studio’s design process.
A fun interactive and retail experience for all ages.
About Theories of Atlantis:
Theories of Atlantis promotes the underground and DIY side of skateboarding, designing its own clothing and skateboards from scratch and creating unique media to showcase true street skateboarding using old-school analog equipment and techniques.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (12–6PM)
SUN (12–6PM)
Industry City
254 36th St.
BLDG2, #C550
The design studio and skateboard/apparel showroom will be open to the public for viewing and shopping, alongside a vintage inspiration gallery filled with ephemera, apparel, and other objects used to inspire the studio’s design process.
A fun interactive and retail experience for all ages.
About Theories of Atlantis:
Theories of Atlantis promotes the underground and DIY side of skateboarding, designing its own clothing and skateboards from scratch and creating unique media to showcase true street skateboarding using old-school analog equipment and techniques.
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (12–6PM)
SUN (12–6PM)
68 34th St
Industry City
BLDG 6
#B629
Judith Mills
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
*May remain open later than 5PM.
Industry City
BLDG 6
#B629
Judith Mills
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
*May remain open later than 5PM.
33 & 67 35th St
Industry CityBLDG 5
#B209 Sonoko Kaneko
FRI (12–7PM) SAT–SUN (12–5PM)
#B311
Carol Dronsfield
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B326
Jeffrey Kurland
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B329
Zhen Guo
FRI (5–8PM) SAT (1–6PM)
SUN (12–6PM)
#B423
Joshua Peters
SAT (1–5PM)
#C248
Billy Ray Morgan
FRI (6–9PM) SAT (1–5PM)
#328
Shawn Dulaney
SAT (1–5PM)
#B517
Tracey Jain
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B333
Lee Holin
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B317
Erin Juliana & Adam Murray
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B331
Jeanette May
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
Industry CityBLDG 5
#B209 Sonoko Kaneko
FRI (12–7PM) SAT–SUN (12–5PM)
#B311
Carol Dronsfield
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B326
Jeffrey Kurland
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B329
Zhen Guo
FRI (5–8PM) SAT (1–6PM)
SUN (12–6PM)
#B423
Joshua Peters
SAT (1–5PM)
#C248
Billy Ray Morgan
FRI (6–9PM) SAT (1–5PM)
#328
Shawn Dulaney
SAT (1–5PM)
#B517
Tracey Jain
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B333
Lee Holin
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B317
Erin Juliana & Adam Murray
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B331
Jeanette May
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
254 36th St
Industry City
BLDG 2
#B430
Kelly Bahash
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#C553
Jane Kent & David Storey
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B535
Suzanne Nicholas
FRI (6–8PM) SAT (1–5PM)
#B439
Marianne McCarthy & Meg Atkinson
FRI (5–9PM) SAT–SUN (12–5PM)
#B37
Naomi Frank
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#625
Linda Weisent Andrei
FRI (5–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B418
Iliana Emilia Garcia
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B513
LPX (Lizzy Plapinger)
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#C250
Naomi Cohen-Thompson
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B440
Katelyn Alain
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B541
Stephanie Eche
SAT (1–6PM)
Industry City
BLDG 2
#B430
Kelly Bahash
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#C553
Jane Kent & David Storey
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B535
Suzanne Nicholas
FRI (6–8PM) SAT (1–5PM)
#B439
Marianne McCarthy & Meg Atkinson
FRI (5–9PM) SAT–SUN (12–5PM)
#B37
Naomi Frank
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#625
Linda Weisent Andrei
FRI (5–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B418
Iliana Emilia Garcia
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B513
LPX (Lizzy Plapinger)
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#C250
Naomi Cohen-Thompson
SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B440
Katelyn Alain
FRI (6–9PM) SAT–SUN (1–5PM)
#B541
Stephanie Eche
SAT (1–6PM)
3905 2nd Ave
3rd Floor
House in the Fog
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
Xiao Wang
Kathy Sirico
FRI (6–8PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
3rd Floor
House in the Fog
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
Xiao Wang
Kathy Sirico
FRI (6–8PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
41st St Waterfront
MADE Bush Terminal
Mural by Yukiko Izumi
SAT (1–4PM)
SUN (1–4PM) *Outdoor location. Artist will not be present if it rains.
MADE Bush Terminal
Mural by Yukiko Izumi
SAT (1–4PM)
SUN (1–4PM) *Outdoor location. Artist will not be present if it rains.
1 43rd St
MADE Bush Terminal
Admin Building
1st & 3 Floor
Deborah Simon
Adela Wagner
Outpost 7 (Tatjana Krizmanic, Nessa Ryan, Michael Stamos)
Allison Iris Arlotta
Rebecca Eve Miller / Rustic Loom
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (12–5PM)
SUN (12–5PM)
MADE Bush Terminal
Admin Building
1st & 3 Floor
Deborah Simon
Adela Wagner
Outpost 7 (Tatjana Krizmanic, Nessa Ryan, Michael Stamos)
Allison Iris Arlotta
Rebecca Eve Miller / Rustic Loom
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (12–5PM)
SUN (12–5PM)
250 44th St
#114
Mollie Ruskin
Jeremy Canfield
SUN (1–5PM)
#102
Lizhen Jewelry
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
#315
Nia Estelle
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
#114
Mollie Ruskin
Jeremy Canfield
SUN (1–5PM)
#102
Lizhen Jewelry
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
#315
Nia Estelle
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
14 53rd St
The Whale Building4th Floor, #401
Susana Villa
Yana Dimitrova
FRI (6–8PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
Roachele Negron
Benna Holden
Dana Roodin
Rie Hasegawa
Yana Dimitrova
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
The Whale Building4th Floor, #401
Susana Villa
Yana Dimitrova
FRI (6–8PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)
Roachele Negron
Benna Holden
Dana Roodin
Rie Hasegawa
Yana Dimitrova
FRI (6–9PM)
SAT (1–5PM)
SUN (1–5PM)