GLOWLAB

Three weeks of renovation later, we’ve moved into Manhattan from Williamsburg, opening up our new gallery space in cool little storefront in SoHo. Our first group show is a preview of what’s to come, and features new works and projects by Jason Cantoro, CutUp, Beka Goedde, David Hamill, Alice Jarry, Heather L. Johnson, David Kesting, Roberto Mollá, Marisa Olson, Mark Price and Sal Randolph.

Our inaugural opening reception happens on Thursday, October 23rd, from 7 to 10pm and we want to see you there! Come out and warm our new house with a toast, meet our artists and help us bring some Brooklyn into the downtown art scene. Here’s how to find us.

Here at Glowlab, “thirty grand” has nothing to do with the current financial crisis…it’s our new address. What used to be G & G Chinese Laundry & Dry Cleaning at 30 Grand Street in SoHo is now Glowlab’s second gallery space. We’re incredibly excited to open up shop in Manhattan! Renovations are underway, and we plan to launch our first group exhibition in early October [stay tuned for the exact date]. Our Williamsburg loft will remain open by appointment and for special events. In other news, we just wrapped up another successful Conflux Festival complete with incredible projects, interventions, performances and lectures. Read about 2008 festival here. Many many many thanks to everyone who helped out with Conflux and our big move into the city. We couldn’t do it without you and we can’t wait to welcome you to the new gallery very soon!

We’re back from the beach and SCOPE Hamptons where we made a big splash [in a small space!], presenting a site-specific installation by David Kesting. We exhibited new work by many of our artists, including CutUp, who will soon join us for Conflux and participate in our panel discussion with Rhizome at the New Museum on September 5th. [...]

Glowlab’s Christina Ray has just returned from a trip to two of our favorite cities- London and Copenhagen. In London she spent 3 days with Cutup, who will be joining us at Conflux for the second year in a row. Check our photos of CutUp’s latest work being installed in Hackney, East London. From [...]

This month we launch a new program to bring artists together with collectors and galleries in a series of one-on-one tours led by Glowlab Director Christina Ray at the summer art fairs here in NYC. First up is the Affordable Art Fair, June 12–15, where we’re partnering with friends over at Like the Spice to present [...]

Our big news for May is that the 2008 Conflux Festival Call for Proposals is now open! Submit your proposal before the May 31 deadline and see ya in September. Speaking of Conflux, past festival artist Bettina Johae has a beautiful new website documenting her Borough Edges project, which is also featured in the “Eminent [...]

Thanks to everyone who came to see us at the Bridge Art Fair. We received some nice press mentions on Art Fag City and ArtInfo. On April 11, we’ll be open to debut Mark Price’s freshest silkscreen print. Come check out the metallic-hued, double-sided “Life Size.” Details here. Other April events: The Center for Tactical [...]

Come visit us at the Bridge Art Fair this weekend, where we’ll present new works by Glowlab artists. We’ll be in booth # 6B near the 11th Avenue entrance. Details here. Gift-economy artwork is the enemy of commercial art fairs, so as always we’ve got some to refresh your senses. A few lucky visitors to [...]

Glowlab artist Steve Lambert is participating in a show called Inside the Artists Studio with James Chimpton for Neighborhood Public Radio. NPR was selected for the Whitney Biennial and have a radio studio set up in a storefront two doors down from the Whitney Museum. Steve has a scheduled show every Friday from [...]

First, we owe a HUGE thanks to long-time Glowlab collaborator Brian House for his help getting this new site completed and online. Thank you, Brian! ::: “31 Under 31: Young Women in Art Photography,” the fab foto show attended by everyone in the world, has now posted photos ::: On March 14th, Ryan Griffis of [...]