For Immediate Release
(718) 797-3116
Micro Museum¨ presents
"SPECTRUM: The Chakra Element"
Mixed Media Visual Art ¥
April 7 - Dec 15, 2007
Open to the Public Every Saturdays 12 - 7 PM
--- $2 p/p
Monthly Color Party 6 - 10 PM with
entertainment at 8 PM Admission $10
123 Smith Street between Dean and Pacific
Sts. (F/G to Bergen)
www.micromuseum.com
In 2007 Micro Museum will launch its second
nationally juried exhibition series entitled "SPECTRUM: The Chakra
Element" with continuous monthly exhibits/happenings that will culminate
in a selected ÒBEST OF SHOWÓ review on November 3rd – Micro MuseumÕs 21st
Birthday from 6-10PM at 123 Smith street.
Exhibitions change monthly with all parties scheduled on the first date
of each exhibit and will feature a total of 50 artists from 14 states. Weekly
viewing every Saturdays 12 – 7 PM -- check webiste www.micromuseum.com
About Micro Museum
Founded in 1986, Micro Museum is a
not-for-profit art center with a mission
to support and exhibit both emerging and
established independent artists in a collaborative
environment conducive to interdisciplinary
activity. There is a permanent
collection of
cyber-art constructed and programmed by
co-founders, Kathleen and William Laziza.
The museum is conveniently located at 123 Smith
Street in downtown Brooklyn and gained
control of the ground floor space in 2002,
thereby doubling its capacity. A
creative hub to
hundreds of working performing artists and
students, the museum also houses a performance
/video-art archive of hundreds of tapes, as well
as the 78 RPM record collection from the
MET.
Micro Museum represents a rarified community art institution in NYC,
unencumbered
with Òred-tapeÓ and therefore inspiring uncatogorical and
spontaneous art for 21 years on
Smith Street. Always expect the unexpected at Micro Museum!
The museum is open to
the public every Saturday between 12-7PM, year-round. Or by
booking an appointment
anytime (718) 797-3116. There are impromptu, one-evening
exhibits of drawing,
painting, printmaking, and collage by guest artists though "Open
Walls" on select
Saturdays with an ÒInstant ReceptionÓ from 5-7PM. Furthermore,
the museum produces a broadcast TV
program featuring new and unknown artists called
ÒSpontaneous
Combustion" airing monthly on Brooklyn Community Access Television
since 1994. Additionally
in 2005 Micro Museum initiated a collaborative enterprise as the
Brooklyn Cultural Circuit to promote
tourism locally with 10 other outstanding partners.
Directions: F/G Trains
to Bergen Street, B65/B75 to Dean/Smith Streets
BQE to Atlantic Ave. or
drive over Brooklyn Bridge on Adams to Dean Street
Meter parking on Smith
St. or Municipal parking at Court St./Atlantic Ave.
Hi-Res electronic images
available upon request (718) 797-3116
Or contact executive@micromuseum.com
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