The Opening Reception Was Jammed
Last weekend’s Migration year opening reception – and end-of-summer opening of Reanimation Library – was jammed. Wall-to-wall people made it hard to view the work of our 15 contributors, as well as the many migration-related books and artifacts. So we hope you’ll return during regular gallery hours for a quiet study of what’s on hand. […]
Re: previously mentioned subway dogs…
The avalanche of new science showing that animals are smarter than we (or than scientists) thought includes evidence that migratory animals learn, plan and navigate. These Moscow dogs leave the suburbs where their masters resettled, commute into the city for food and return home at the end of the day. —TP
Welcoming
Welcome to Proteoscope, the new blog tracking the exhibitions and events at Proteus Gowanus as we embark on our seventh yearlong theme, Migration. This year we are very pleased to introduce Krista Dragomer, writer/artist/graphic essayist, as Guest Blogger and Editor for the duration of the Migration year. We were introduced to Krista through her blog, […]
