NY Art Beat Team Launch Party

NYAB jumped right on. After all, what’s better than a “penthouse” or beat-up but appealing fourth floor of a former warehouse for this kind of event?

In In the News NYAB News by Aneta Glinkowska 2008-05-02 print

NY Art Beat somewhat postponed launch finally happened on April 26 and the NYAB team promptly celebrated it with a small party a day after. The NYAB event editors, who had spontaneously helped creating the database of over 800 venues and nearly 1000 events and the writers who contributed their first blog entries finally got out, away from their monitors and gathered meeting many others behind the project.
The roof window.
The party took place in an industrial building- turned artist studios called IS1 Studios in Long Island City, Queens, one stop away, past the East River, from the Grand Central. One of the artist working there offered her studio for the get-together. NYAB jumped right on. After all, what’s better than a “penthouse” or beat-up but appealing fourth floor of a former warehouse for this kind of event?
Common space for the residents of the studios.

The studio.

Petra surrounded by the guests in her space.

Corridor with art works to discard.

The Cake.

More guests.

More images from the party on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nyartbeat/
http://www.flickr.com/groups/771106@N22/pool/
where you can also contribute.

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Aneta Glinkowska

Aneta Glinkowska. A co-founder of NYArtBeat.com, Aneta manages the NY Art Beat listings and occasionally blog from her yellow armchair. TW: @perke and @NYArtBeat IG: @perke and @NYArtBeat » See other writings

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