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icebox4.com at 128 Rivington St. LES, NYC
**Thursday June 11th - Artist Q&A 5pm at 128 Rivington St. Partial list: Mike Cockrill, Martin Dull, Nancy Elsamanoudi, Bernard Klevickas, David McDonough, Nancy Mladenoff, Jackie Shatz
**Thursday June 18th - Art/Tech session at 5:30pm on websites, gram, tok, small computers, robots, AI, whatever at 128 Rivington St.
Gallery Hours: Thur-Sun 1-6pm or by appointment
Dates: June 1-June 21 2026 Closing: June 21, 6pm
image: Don Voisine "Lake Hebron" 2025
Charlie Ahearn, Rick Briggs, Mike Cockrill, Denise Corley, Martin Dull, Nancy Elsamanoudi, Tom Fitzgibbon, Spencer Fitzgibbon, Marianne Gagnier, Bobby G Goldman, Bernard Klevickas, Ava Kutner, Stephen Maine, David McDonough, Nancy Mladenoff, Toki Okaki, Jackie Shatz, Gary Stephan, Cayetana Suzuki, Dennis Tomkins, Don Voisine, Etty Yaniv
curated by tomfitzgibbon.com
Richard Timperio, Untitled
Carol Salmanson "Untitled" 2025
The Light Producing Objects (LPO) Show at Hudson Guild Gallery
Artist Talk on Friday, Dec 12th, 5-6pm with Graciela Cassel, Katherine Jackson, Ben LaRocco, Kazue Taguchi, Esther Ruiz and Tom Fitzgibbon.
Review of the show by RC Baker in the Voice
Opens on Friday, December 5th, 2025, 5:30pm-7pm at the Hudson Guild Gallery at 441 W 26th St., New York, NY 10001 in Chelsea, NYC.
Light Producing Objects brings nine radically different expressions of
light in art with Graciela Cassel, James O. Clark, Denise Corley, Tom
Fitzgibbon, Katherine Jackson, Ben LaRocco, Esther Ruiz, Carol
Salmanson and Kazue Taguchi.
"It's time to create a new name for light based art. New light sources like
light emitting diodes (LEDs), lasers, neons and others are finally
giving artists the full palette necessary to produce unique and subtle
works of art. The beautiful works of Keith Sonnier, Larry Bell and
James Turrell demonstrate some of the range of LPO. Light becomes the
object itself, not a mere reflection, and evokes emotion and
reverence. The warm yellow light of the campfire, the blue-white light
of day and the complex colors of life demonstrate the maturation of a
new art medium."
Curated by TomFitzgibbon.com and icebox4.com.
Press release here.
The show opens on Friday, December 5th, 2025, 5:30pm-7pm and closes on February 4th, 5:30pm, 2026. Viewing hours are Tue-Fri, 10am-6pm and Saturdays, 12pm-3pm.
Icebox4 Salon
53 S. 11th Street #4A Williamsburg Brooklyn
October 9th - October 26th 2025
Opening Thursday October 9th 6-8pm
Deborah Wasserman "Nowhere to Land" 2022, 23x29, Ink and acrylic on paper
"Extreme Whether" show opens on Thursday, Sept 18th, 6-8pm at 128 Rivington St., NYC. - icebox4.com
Hours: Thursday-Sunday 1pm-6pm after opening or by appointment. Show closes 6pm Saturday Oct 4th.
Matt Blackwell Ben Cohen Denise Corley Bryan Corley Carlo D'Anselmi James Esber Peter Fend Coleen Fitzgibbon Stephen Lack Jeffrey Morabito Celeste Morton Tom Otterness Will Patterson Cordy Ryman Judith Simonian Suzanne Unrein Liam Van Horn Deborah Wasserman Yue Yuan Charles Yuen
curated by tomfitzgibbon.com
Events
Friday Sept 19th, 3-4:30pm - How to create your own easy to update, free website and how to deal with instagram ads, emailers, etc. for beginners and artists.
Thursday Sept 25th, 5:30-7:00pm - Talking about art with Ben Cohen, Bryan Corley, Denise Corley, James Esber, Stephen Lack, Jeffrey Morabito, Celeste Morton, William Patterson, Judith Simonian, Deborah Wasserman and Charles Yuen.
Art Pickup date: Sunday, October 5th 1-6pm at 128 Rivington St.
Judith Linhares Perfume 2018 26x22 oil on linen
Courtesy of the Artist and PPOW, New York.
The Flower Power Show
Closing Friday, June 27th 1-3pm with refreshments
53 S 11th St, #4A, Brooklyn, NY 11249
Peter Acheson Katherine Bradford Jaqueline Cedar
James O. Clark Jennifer Coates Denise Corley
Jennifer Croson Tom Fitzgibbon Mary Flinn
Judy Glantzman Dennis Kardon Judith Linhares
David McDonough Jackie Meier Mark Milroy
Jeffrey Morabito Bill Page Jackie Shatz
Larry Lee Webb Gregg Woolard
curated by Tom Fitzgibbon
Scheduled hours: Saturday and Sunday 1-6pm
Or by appointment at icebox4go via gmail
take the East River Ferry to S. Williamsburg,
JMZ to Marcy or L to Bedford
Art Pickup: June 27th and 28th, 3-7pm
(G)narly
twisted with or as if with gnarls or knots; gnarled. Slang. distasteful or distressing; offensive; gross. Slang. excellent; wonderful. Slang. difficult or dangerous the gnarly surf.
Opening May 1st 6-8pm Show run May 1 - May 25 2025
Open Saturday and Sunday, 1-6pm or
by appointment at icebox4go via gmail
John Beech Len Bellinger
Petey Brown Pamela Cardwell
Bryan J Corley Carol Diamond
Cathy Diamond John Drury
Tom Fitzgibbon Laura Newman Bill Nogosek
Debra Pearlman Mark Rosenthal
Deborah Schneider Denise Sfraga
Carri Skoczek Louise P Sloane
Mary Temple Zak Vreeland
Anna West Dale Williams
curated by Denise Corley djcorley.com
pictured: Pamela Cardwell
Icebox4 Salon, 53 S. 11th St. (between Berry and Wythe), Williamsburg Brooklyn, press bell - 4A, elevator to the 4th floor. The East River Ferry is 2 blocks from the South Williamsburg Stop. Subway: JMZ to Marcy.
Last day Sunday May 25, 2025 1-6pm
Pick up work Sunday May 25, 2025 6-8pm or Monday May 26, 2025 1-6pm
Enrichment - One day show Friday April 25th, 4-7pm
Enrichment - an art show workshop by Jo Yarrington, John Morton, and Tom Fitzgibbon, explores the resonant frequencies between uranium enrichment and ethical decay. Light, sound and active objects! Refreshments for the parched. One day only Friday, April 25th, 4-7pm. or write us at icebox4go via gmail. @jyarrington @johnmorton890 @tom_fitzgibbon @icebox4go 53 s 11th st, 4a, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Enrichment - an art show workshop by Jo Yarrington, John Morton, and Tom Fitzgibbon, explores the resonant frequencies between uranium enrichment and ethical decay. Light, sound and active objects! Refreshments for the parched. One day only Friday, April 25th, 4-7pm. or write us at icebox4go via gmail. @jyarrington @johnmorton890 @tom_fitzgibbon @icebox4go 53 s 11th st, 4a, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
pictured: glass globe by Jo Yarrington
TripleDeuce Art Show opens 2/22/2025. 5pm at Ormond Beach Tennis Center at the MacDonald House. Local artists. 38 East Granada. Let us know if you need more information. Show up through March 20th.
The Little Lucky Art Show opens 12/13/2024, the Thirteenth! Local artists. 4pm at Ormond Beach Tennis Center at the MacDonald House. 38 East Granada. Let us know if you need more information. Show up through January 2025.
Salon opening New Years Day 3-6pm (1/1/25) - runs to Feb 2nd 2025.
Overflow seemed like a good word for an impromptu exhibition of my recent paintings and press molded paper works. The press molded paper works include my ongoing series on Climate Change and a quasi named series Coral City.
Let’s start the New Year out full steam ahead.
Hours: Sunday 2-6pm or message us @icebox4go or
email us at icebox4go via gmail. More info at djcorley.com. --> 53 S 11th St, 4A, W'burg
Throwing a gallery show this Thursday at @icebox4go gallery featuring two of my favorite artists. Pull up 11/14 6-9pm
-- Spencer Fitzgibbon
icebox4 Show Opening Lineup for Fall 2024
September 12th, Thursday 6-8pm - The Estate of Mark B Russell - Curated by Denise Corley
October 5th, Saturday 5-8pm - Shibboleth Show - Curated by Tom Fitzgibbon
November 14th - Show Curated by Spencer Fitzgibbon
December 13th - The Little Lucky Art Show in Ormond Beach, Florida
Bill Jensen Images of the Floating World #36 2004
Shibboleth Show opens Saturday Oct 5th, 2024, 5-8pm at 53 s 11th, 4A, W'burg.
O'Delle Abney, Peter Acheson, John Ahearn, Farrell Brickhouse, Melanie Brock, Petey Brown, Denise Corley, Fernando Eguchi, Tom Fitzgibbon, Mary Flinn, Pinkney Herbert, Christine Hughes, Bill Jensen, Simone/Jonas Kyle, Margarit Lewczuk, Patrice Lorenz, Mary Ann Monforton, William Norton, William Patterson, Deborah Schneider, Lawrence Swan, Alice Zinnes - Curated by TomFitzgibbon.com #icebox4 @icebox4go
Say now Shibboleth: and he said Sibboleth: for he could not frame to pronounce it right. Then they took him, and slew him at the passages of Jordan. - Judges 12:4-6
Hours: Open 1-6pm Saturday and Sunday. Other times by appointment using icebox4go at gmail.
Closing: Last day Sunday Oct 27th at 6pm.
The Estate of Mark B Russell
the Work, the Madness, the Free Gift
Sculpture Retrospective
A Contemporary American Visionary Artist
Curated by Denise Corley
more info: mbrussellart.com
Pull~Push Show opens Thursday, June 6th, 2024, 6-8pm. Inspired by Hans Hofmann and others, who taught that color and spatial illusionism should be employed for expressive purposes. 53 S 11th St, Apt 4A, Brooklyn. Show runs to June 27th.
Matt Blackwell, Sue Carlson, Denise Corley, Matthew del Carmen, Gordon Fearey, Tom Fitzgibbon, Tadashi Hashimoto, Kylie Heidenheimer, Dennis Kardon, Bernard Klevickas, Jeffrey Kurland, Jonas Kyle, Laura McCallum, Bill Page, Dorthy Robinson, Mark Rosenthal, Jackie Shatz, Laurel Shute, Louise P. Sloane, Becky Yazdan
Curated by TomFitzgibbon.com #icebox4 @icebox4go
Two blocks from the South Williamsburg stop on the East River Ferry.
Becky Yazdan Feeling Shy 2023
Celeste Morton Dog with Trucks 2023 12x9
Necessity, a Mother May 9th- 30th 2024
Necessity, a Mother is a show about the exigency of making art, trying to survive while making art and the sometimes fortuitous results of working under pressure.
Please join us on Thursday, May 9th 6-8pm for the opening.
Denise Corley, Mark di Suvero, Carol Diamond, Camille Eskell, Tom Fitzgibbon, Fukuko Harris, Daina Higgins, Valeri Larko, Tammi Meehan, Mark Milroy, Juri Morioka, Celeste Morton, Sharilyn Neidhardt, Tom Otterness, Walter Robinson, Kyle Staver, Christl Stringer, Joey Tepedino, Larry Lee Web
Curator - TomFitzgibbon.com
NOTES
Open Saturdays 2-5pm or by appointment (icebox4go at gmail)
Thursday May 9th - Exhibition opens with reception 6pm-8pm
Work must be picked up on Thursday, May 30th from 2pm-7pm
Located at 53 s 11th st, #4a, Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Two blocks from the South Williamsburg stop on the East River Ferry.
All Fools Show Opening
Work by Geralyn Shukwit
Nidus - Distraught Nature - September 14th- 30th 2023
Works portraying our only lonely Earth and us humans. This is our home, why do we foul our own nest?
Opening is Thursday September 14th, 6-8pm.
Ken Butler, Denise Corley, Tom Fitzgibbon, Lila Freeman, Bobby G - Robert Goldman, Dana Gordon, Rick Krieger, Gary Mayer, Laura McCallum, Claire McConaughy, Sharilyn Neidhardt, Peter Reginato, Mark Rosenthal, Jackie Shatz, Geralyn Shukwit, Larry Web, Carolin Wood, Gregg Woolard
Curated by Tom Fitzgibbon
Death and Taxes 2019 Bryan J Corley
one summer day show Wednesday July 26th, 2023
7:30pm with Bryan J Corley (Detroit) and Tom Fitzgibbon (Brooklyn). Festivities, pirates, cake, other amenities. Come on by.
Curated by Tom Fitzgibbon and Denise Corley.
Sheila 2023 19x14 David Humphrey
the portrait show - May 18th- June 6th 2023
opening thursday may 18th 6-8pm, through June 6th. curated by tom fitzgibbon
Matt Blackwell, Sophia Chizuco, Denise Corley, Bryan J Corley, Matthew Del Carmen, Vija Doks, Coleen Fitzgibbon, Lila Freeman, David Humphrey, Kent Johnson, Jerry Kearns, Sharilyn Neidhardt, Tom Otterness, Cara Perlman, Walter Robinson, Carri Skoczek, Jackie Shatz
icebox4.com open times for the Portrait Show:
Sat 20th, 1-5pm, Sun 28th, 1-5pm, Sat June 3rd, 1-5pm
The Parade 2017 22x30 Suzanne Unrein
the all fools show - April 6th-27th 2023
opening thursday april 6th, 6-8pm show runs through april 27th
curated by tom fitzgibbon
Sue Bellamy, Joanne Brockley, Sunny Chapman, Denise Corley, Fernando Eguchi, Stacy Greene, Bernard Klevickas, Jonas Kyle, Laura McCallum, Seren Morey, Barbara Owen, Sasha Silverstein, Carri Skoczek, Louise P. Sloane, Leonard Titzer, Suzanne Unrein, Anna West, Steven Wright. Late addition Bryan J Corley.
past opening at icebox4
work from previous shows - inquiries invited
Cara Perlman
Life (Pre)veils: Bryan Corley at Cass Cafe
Bryan Corley in conversation with Ashley Cook
March 15, 2021
The relationships between the natural world and the concept of “human society” present themselves as problematic yet ultimately inseparable. When faced with an inevitable collapse projected for some time in the foreseeable future, generations of young people perhaps are dealing with this unending feeling of impending doom with a rather dry and dark humor that comes with a sense of acceptance. What is the role that image making plays during this process of grievance, catharsis and even in the production of acceptance or new hope? This question seems to be something that is emerging when viewing the work of Bryan Corley in the exhibition Life (Pre)veils at Cass Cafe. On view are 19 works that seem to be on some kind of dissected journey through different histories from art to mythology to meme culture, combining them all into an amalgamation that mirrors the contemporary “melting” pot of meaning that is this internet saturated world of symbols.
https://runnerdetroit.run/Life(Pre)Veils-BryanCorleyatCassCafe.html
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