Open Source Gallery

4 reviews

+1 (646) 279-3969

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Site-specific project by Ronny Quevedo, whose work was recently featured at the Whitney Museum!

Nicholas Galanin show at Open Source Gallery

306 17th St

Brooklyn, NY 11215

+1 (646) 279-3969

http://opensourcegallery.org

History

Open Source was founded on 17th Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn in 2007. In 2010, a boiler explosion at a nearby supermarket devastated the project space. The fire destroyed half a city block and severely damaged Open Source director Monika Wuhrer's home, located next door to the gallery. In early 2011, a still-displaced Open Source hosted

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4.04 reviews

S E.

3/27/2019

Open Source is a welcoming community art space, and it's so much more than a gallery. I first discovered Open Source when a friend invited me to their monthly storytelling event, How to Build a...

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Joan L.

3/27/2019

Great shows at Open Source Gallery. Always thoughtful and well curated. I just stopped by to view their Nicholas Galanin show (around the time he was invited to 2019 Whitney Biennial) and was...

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Lily W.

3/31/2019

Open Source is a neighborhood jewel in the heart of Park Slope/ Sunset Park in Brooklyn. Under the direction of Monika Wührer, The art shows change every 6 weeks or so and feature artists from...

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Denial O.

3/15/2017

My nickname for the gallery is "Open Sore" because the majority of the work they show is sore to the eyes. It is the equivalent of "fast -food". It's easy, quick and trashy. It seldom shows...

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