Anna Kiljunen, Untitled, 2015, oil on wood, 14 x 11 in.

The Dorado Project and The Buggy Factory

in celebration of Bushwick Open Studios 2016

proudly presents

Faraway, So Close;

curated selections from Bushwick and abroad.

October 1, 2016 – October 2, 2016, noon – 6pm

Artists Brunch Reception: Sunday Oct 2, 2016, 11-3pm

The Buggy Factory

14 Kossuth Place

Brooklyn, NY 11221

info@thebuggyfactory.com

Artist/Curator Enrico Gomez, in conjunction with The Dorado Project and The Buggy Factory, is pleased to present "Faraway, So Close; curated selections from Bushwick and abroad.” Featuring works by:

James Angel

Dasha Bazanova

Adam Brazil

Justin Micah Jacobson

Anna Kiljunen

Eric Mavko

Daniel Morowitz

In celebration of Bushwick Open Studios 2016, The Buggy Factory will host a sampling of greats from nearby artists interspersed with artworks from creators located just outside the geographic demarcations of this universal conversation. This sun-filled, historic carriage house will be installed with works that, at first pull, seemed like core emblems of the amazing talents on offer from these seven artists. Further looking revealed several shared or simpatico through lines including a varied exploration of the human form, a focus on vibrant and lustrous color, and an interest in the tactile qualities of their chosen materials. The title, taken from the Wim Wenders art house cinema classic, alludes to art's gentle ability to permeate membranes of separation, establishing connection and inspiration independent of distance, time, or space. ... oh yeah, and angels. There were angels in the film and as it happens, we’ve also a few.

A Brunch Reception will be offered for the exhibiting artists and visiting public on Sunday, Oct 2nd from 11am - 3pm.

The Buggy Factory

14 Kossuth Place

Brooklyn, NY 11221

J train to Kosciusko

Open Saturday and Sunday, noon-6pm

Brunch Reception, Sun Oct 2nd, 11am - 3pm

J Train to Kosciusko