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  • Dyckman Farmhouse: Opening Reception “Spot P!”

    Dyckman Farmhouse Museum 4881 Broadway at 204th St, New York, NY, United States

    Come and celebrate the opening of Spot P! by Kasper Klop, Deron Gopie, and Morwenna Spagnol. Peter Stuyvesant is often credited with laying the foundations for what became New York City. Yet, if we take a closer look, he sold enslaved people, expressed deeply antisemitic views, violently oppressed the Lenape, and actively suppressed religious minorities. Dutch artist Kasper Klop asked himself: what is my responsibility to reckon with this history as a Dutch person, and what would happen if the full story got told. The team created a multiple choice survey investigating how much New Yorkers really know about Stuyvesant, and once they know the facts, what they think about them.

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  • Inwood Art Works: Select Works by Yiorgos

    Inwood Art Works Studio 112 Seaman Ave. (@ 204th Street), NEW YORK, NY, United States

    Opening celebration: Select Works by Yiorgos. Yiorgos has carefully selected works from several periods of his creative life, including Geometric Landscapes in a riot of color and pure Abstractions in black and white. From Greek villages to industrial skylines, from sere mountains to turgid seas, these selections demonstrate his curiosity and wide-ranging vision. On display Tuesday, November 3 – Saturday, November 14

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  • Inwood Art Works: STILL ALIVE Opening Reception

    Inwood Art Works Studio 112 Seaman Ave. (@ 204th Street), NEW YORK, NY, United States

    STILL ALIVE: Seeing friends in Gaza.  Portraits, as they see themselves. Malak. Hind. Adel. Nabil. Heba. Mona. Mohammed. Sobhi. These are some of the people at the heart of Still Alive—friends in Gaza whose lives have become closely connected with people in Inwood. The exhibition brings their photographs into the gallery at a scale we rarely give to the images people share in everyday life. Made by them or with their participation, the portraits show people as they have chosen to be seen.

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