The Invisible Dog Art Center

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http://www.theinvisibledog.org/ The Invisible Dog is a three-story art center housed in a former factory building in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. Built in 1863, the 30,000 square foot building went through a number of industrial incarnations, most notably as the creation site of the "invisible dog" party trick. The space remained unused until 2009, when The Invisible Dog Art Center took it over. The Inv

isible Dog is dedicated to the integration of forward thinking with respect for the past. The building has been restored for safety and cleaned, but otherwise preserved intact. The rawness of the unfinished space is integral to The Invisible Dog's identity. The ground floor is an exhibition space used for performances and public events, hosting artists and curators from around the world. The second floor and the third floor are divided into artists studios. The mission of The Invisible Dog is to provide a home for artists, one that honors process and collaboration. The majority of the art we present is site-specific and builds on the unique energy of our space.

The Invisible Dog Art Center is invited by Kako Kishimoto, artistic director of BUoY arts center to curate and present i...
02/21/2026

The Invisible Dog Art Center is invited by Kako Kishimoto, artistic director of BUoY arts center to curate and present in September 2026, a month long Japanese edition of NAFAS, the festival about art and food created in 2022 in New York City.
If you are an artist, a performer, a scholar, a chef and want to participate to NAFAS Tokyo, application is open until April 30. Click on link below to apply
https://www.theinvisibledog.org/all/2026/2/11/call-for-artists-nafas-festival-tokyo

For updates and details, follow on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/theinvisibledog/

11/13/2025

Et voilà! The annual fundraiser for The Invisible Dog is live!

One month to raise funds for the program of the 17th season. Your support is essential.

Each level of donation has a beautiful reward - a love letter, a dinner at , an artwork, a tarbouche candle and much more!

This year again, Mac Premo and Adrianna Dufay created the campaign video! I hope you will enjoy!

Please show your love and support. In advance THANK YOU



We are so thrilled and excited to collaborate with The New York Arab Festival and co-present "The Alchemist's Recipes - ...
05/22/2025

We are so thrilled and excited to collaborate with The New York Arab Festival and co-present "The Alchemist's Recipes - Homage to Ahmed Yacoubi" on Saturday May 31 at Atelier Jolie.

Artist Ahmed Yacoubi (1928 - 1985) knew how to play with humor and surrealism: "Soup to cure jealousy", "If you are 64, this dish will make you younger", "How to be gentle to your brain" are some of the recipe titles of his famous cookbook published in 1972.

All day long, from 11am to 6pm, poetry, performance, and art from contemporary Arab artists, living and working in New York today will infuse all over 57 Great Jones street. There will be a cooking class, readings by actors and poets including Omar Berrada, Amr Kotb and Andrew Riad, screenings of video and film from across the Arab region, as well as fashion and design throughout the day.

From 12 to 2.30pm, Eat Offbeat's Moroccan Chef Rkia will offer her famous Tagine (Chicken or Vegetarian)

Join us for a special day of celebration at Atelier Jolie

RSVP with link below
https://buytickets.at/theinvisibledogartcenter/1699761

Jen Rosenblit and Simone Aughterlony are at The Invisible Dog Art Center on Saturday March 22, from 12 to 6pmIn Our Decl...
03/19/2025

Jen Rosenblit and Simone Aughterlony are at The Invisible Dog Art Center on Saturday March 22, from 12 to 6pm

In Our Decline, a symposium aroused by an urgent and necessary un-doing of things – aging, un-worlding, decay, ruination, and collapse.

Free admission

The Invisible Dog is thrilled to welcome Jen Rosenblit and Simone Aughterlony . As part of the research for their performance work The Dumps , and as an extension of their Technical Residency at the Center for Performance Research Simone Aughterlony and Jen Rosenblit organize In Our Decline , a

We just opened a new series of collage workshops by artist Mac Premo in February at Atelier Jolie (57 Great Jones Street...
02/04/2025

We just opened a new series of collage workshops by artist Mac Premo in February at Atelier Jolie (57 Great Jones Street)

Reserve your spot right now, limited availability

A series of workshops hosted by Brooklyn artist Mac Premo and presented by The Invisible Dog Art Center as part as a residency ...

When artist 2Fik is in town, we can expect a lot of turbulences on Bergen street. And we love that! Two Fik" (that's the...
02/04/2025

When artist 2Fik is in town, we can expect a lot of turbulences on Bergen street. And we love that!
Two Fik" (that's the way to pronounce it) is back for a 4th solo exhibition at The Invisible Dog which open on Saturday February 8.
2Fik questions his relationship with his characters, 100 of them that he developed since the beginning of his career. After 20 years of practice as the photographer, the model and the creator of all his works, these questions awakened a deep sense of grief.
2Fik’s relationship with his characters has been shattered ever since that infamous day of June, 6th, 2021. How does he get back up from the deep-cutting realization that characters he knew for a very long time are not who he thinks they were? Maybe he took them for granted. Maybe he did not see the red flags. Maybe he was in denial since their inception two decades ago. This new installation churns doubts about loyalty, creativity and vulnerability.
When a relationship changes, we need to decide what we keep from this experience and what we leave behind. Can 2Fik still be who he is after he gave all his blood, tears and sweat to his characters to finally get bamboozled by them? The bond between them is now distorted forever.
2Fik’s needs to redefine that relationship to let it thrive again, but differently...
Come discover "Thank You For Ur Service"
On view from Feb 8 to 22
Opening reception Saturday February 8, from 6 to 9pm
At

"Reconstruction– in art or nation states– will inevitably contain the DNA of the past and present. The future has always...
01/29/2025

"Reconstruction– in art or nation states– will inevitably contain the DNA of the past and present. The future has always been built with materials at hand. But simply building a better mousetrap isn’t good enough anymore. Innovation isn’t good enough anymore. We need to really rip s**t apart. I’m not talking about rampant destruction– I’m neither that punk rock nor that January 6th. I’m talking about intentional radicalism: the realization that because we authored all these power structures, their resultant turmoil is on our byline as well" says artist Mac Premo

For a whole month as visiting at Atelier Jolie, Premo has constructed a series of new work by using his body of older work as the raw material.

By precisely cutting, haphazardly tearing, or outright smashing dozens of pieces spanning the last quarter-century, Premo built a reserve of material with which he created “new” collage, assemble and sculptural work.

Collage as collage material.

On Friday January 31, we are thrilled to present hundreds of new art works at 57 Great Jones street from 11am to 8pm (reception from 6 to 8pm). Come celebrate Premo. You are invited!

All day long, Cafe will serve plates, beverage, pastries and many other wonders prepared by their chefs!

Disassembled Line by Mac Premo
On view from January 31 to March 1
Atelier Jolie
57 Great Jones Street
An exhibition presented by The Invisible Dog.

You were hundreds to come celebrate the opening of the Sweet Sixteenth season at The Invisible Dog Art Center,  Gabe Ben...
09/09/2024

You were hundreds to come celebrate the opening of the Sweet Sixteenth season at The Invisible Dog Art Center, Gabe Benzur's first solo exhibition and Yanira Castro's new public art project with a performance by Devynn Emory. The party continued late in the night with the sweet feeling of happiness. Thank you all for coming, dear community, and for your solid and constant support. Photos by Argenis Apolinario

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57 Great Jones Street
New York, NY
10012

Opening Hours

Thursday 1pm - 7pm
Friday 1pm - 7pm
Saturday 1pm - 7pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm

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