NYAB Events - Smack Mellon

Smack Mellon - Past Events

Below is a list of all past events for Smack Mellon. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.

Kwabena Slaughter "Oh, Very, Yes!"
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- Media: Film
- 2008-09-27 - 2008-11-09
Oh, Very, Yes! is an exhibition of my ongoing experiment with the idea of the photographic-scroll. Before the invention of photography, and the movie camera, the scroll was the way to depict a narrative (...)

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Open Studios
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- Media: Painting - Drawing - Sculpture
- 2008-09-27 - 2008-09-28
The Artist Studio Program was launched in 2000 in response to the crisis in availability of affordable workspace for artists living and working in New York City. The program provides artists working in (...)

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Sarah Kabot "One by One"
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- Media: Installation
- 2008-09-27 - 2008-11-09
One by One is a site–specific work that replicates the architecture and lighting in the gallery. The paper recreation is rotated one foot counterclockwise from the original, creating a three-dimensional (...)

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Shin Il Kim "Decoded Love"
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- Media: Video installation
- 2008-09-27 - 2008-11-09
Decoded Love is based on the silent film, "The Toll of the Sea", the first color feature film made in Hollywood in 1922. This perplexing story of unrequited love, similar to Puccini's "Madame Butterfly,” (...)

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"There is no synonym for hope" Exhibition
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- Media: Photography - Sculpture - Installation
- 2008-06-14 - 2008-07-27
We live in uncertain times of deep cynicism and audacious hope. Assumed structures, both political and social, once deemed infallible have once again revealed their cracks. Our global world has reshuffled (...)

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"Three-person solo" Exhibition
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- Media: Drawing - Installation
- 2008-03-08 - 2008-04-20
Smack Mellon presents the works of Jennifer Dalton, Rita MacDonald and Amanda Mathis, three Brooklyn based artists presenting new projects. In the main gallery space, Mathis’ disorienting large-scale installation (...)

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