“Bushwick’s original art non-profit” James Panero The New Criterion

Norte Maar for Collaborative Projects in the Arts creates, promotes and presents collaborations within the disciplines of visual, literary, and the performing arts: connecting visual artists, choreographers, composers, writers and other originating artists with venues and each other.

Upcoming Events:
Reading: Paul D’Agostino
Sun, Feb 19, 4pm at Norte Maar, 83 Wyckoff Avenue

Cage Transmitted Evening 2 part 2 (a collaboration with E.A.T.)
Composers Inside Electronics performs live at NYCAMS
Fri, Feb 24, 7pm est LIVE STREAM

Ongoing thru Mar 4:
Paul D’Agostino: Appearance Adrift in the Garden
on view through Mar 4 / hours: weekends 1-6pm

SAVE THE DATE! April 2, 2012, 6:30pm:
Norte Maar’s First Benefit Event
hosted by Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Tickets:  $75.  Purchase Tickets

Electronic composer Atau Tanaka performing
live from the front room at Norte Maar Feb 14!
Courtesy of the artist and Norte Maar

and in the project room:
      recent prints by Leslie Kerby
     and drawings by Kai Vierstra

Exhibition: Feb 3 – Mar 4, 2012
Opening reception: Fri, Feb 3, 6-9pm

Reading with Paul D’Agostino: Sun, Feb 19, 4pm

Norte Maar, 83 Wyckoff Avenue, #1B
Directions: L Train to Brooklyn. Dekalb Stop. Cross streets are Wyckoff Avenue + Suydam Street.
Hours:  weekends 1-6pm and by appointment: 646-361-8512

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Paul D’Agostino: Appearance Adrift in the Garden is the first one-person exhibition of the artist’s work featuring new prints and collages in which color, time, and subject fade into and feed off of one another. The exhibition opens with a reception for the artist on February 3 from 6-9pm. A reading from the artist’s latest writings, published in collaboration with Norte Maar, will take place on Sunday, February 19 at 4pm. The gallery at Norte Maar is open weekends 1-6pm. This exhibition continues through March 4. For more information please call 646-361-8512.

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CAGE TRANSMITTED:
12 evenings celebrating + playing John Cage
Live from the front room at Norte Maar

In celebration of the centennial of John Cage, Norte Maar will collaborate with E.A.T. to present Cage Transmitted: 12 evenings of performance. The evenings, occurring once each month and spanning the calendar year of 2012, will include music, poetry, theater, happenings, visual art, and dance. Each event will be broadcast live from the front room of Norte Maar’s apartment gallery–broadcast onto the street and live streamed on the web. Cage Transmitted is co-curated by musician Eric Lamb.

First Event: January 24, 7pm

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Gʉilty / (NOT) Guilty
curated by Sarah Schmerler

Exhibition: Jan 1–31, 2012
Opening + New Year’s Champagne Brunch: Jan 1, 11-2 PM
Gallery Hours: Saturday + Sunday 1-5 PM, by appointment

Norte Maar is pleased to collaborate with independent curator Sarah Schmerler to present Guilty / (NOT) Guilty.  The exhibition introduces four New York-based, contemporary artists- Ellen Letcher, Francesco Masci,  Alfred Steiner,  and Pablo Tauler—who paint, draw, and make conceptual projects in methods that both take for granted — and re-cast —what society would like to consider as being good, reasonable (and therefore valid) reasons for making a work of art. The exhibition opens with a New Year’s Day Champagne Brunch on January 1, 2012, from 11am-2pm.

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curated by Hannah Daly

featuring new work by Anthony Browne, Tyler Considine, Eric Wolfgang Eisenhut, and Letha Wilson

Norte Maar, 83 Wyckoff Avenue, #1B

Image: Anthony Browne’s Badly Built Box (detail)

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Norte Maar Goes To Miami 

Norte Maar welcomes a new member of to our team. Curator and critic Hannah Daly jumped on board earlier this fall. Daly is finishing up her undergraduate work at New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study, and will be working with us as both a curator and designer.

Beginning this Wednesday, Daly will be taking over Norte Maar’s tumblr and reporting from Miami Art Week, with specific attention to alternative spaces and collaborative projects. Be sure to follow us for updates from inside the convention center, and far beyond.

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Concrete Sound: an installation by Audra Wolowiec
with paintings by Lindsay Walt and collages by Man Bartlett

Beat Nite: Bushwick Art Spaces Stay Open Late
Friday, October 28, 2011 6-10PM

Voted “Best Neighborhood-Wide Gallery Night” by L MAGAZINE, Beat Nite has become the signature party of all parties with art above all else, this bi-annual night is half art stroll, half bar crawl, where selected art spaces stay open late welcoming the public to see real art in real time.

Participating art spaces include among others: Norte Maar, Centotto, English Kills, Famous Accounts, Regina Rex, Storefront, Valentine Gallery, and the long awaited debut of AirPlane Gallery.

The official after party will be held at The Bodega. This episode of BEAT NITE is sponsored by Hyperallergic.

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Authors and Artists

Join Norte Maar one Saturday a month at the Bushwick Library in Brooklyn for our free children’s arts education program!

Originally designed and created in association with Bushwick Impact, a family and neighborhood support organization, as an effort to improve conditions for children and families in challenging city neighborhoods, Authors and Artists brings hands on experience in making, creating, reading and writing to children in the community.

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Saturday, August 6, 2011 8PM
Masonic Temple, Asheville, NC

Inspired by the ideas around Theatre Piece No. 1 performed at Black Mountain College in 1952 by Cage, Cunningham and many others, Norte Maar with the Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center set out to capture the collaborative energy and freedom of that summer. The result, an evening of dance and performance, poetry and music, light and digital exploration.

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In the Use of Others for the Change
April 14, 15, 16, 2011
Center for Performance Research, Brooklyn

“One of the most satisfying collaborations of choreography and visual arts I have seen in a long time.”   Loren Munk

“…Billed as ‘A Ballet in Three Movements’, this work by choreographer Julia K. Gleich in collaboration with the artists Audra Wolowiec, Austin Thomas, Kevin Regan, and Andrew Hurst is much more than that. If anything, it’s an opera in the truest sense of the term: a visual and aural complexity fraught with inner tension yet resolving into unreckoned transcendence…”
Thomas Micchelli, The Brooklyn Rail

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