Red dog sculptures at the Invisible Dog.
I mistakenly thought I had already posted about this, but it seems I did not. So this is a rather late entry on the Elevator Show that Recession Art hosted in the elevator shaft at the Invisible Dog in Brooklyn. This was way back in July, and the Recession Art solo show featured an installation by Alison Wilder in the huge freight elevator space. Luckily, I did not have to do any art handling in the heat (I believe this has been the hottest summer on record for New York), and just was a Recession Art representative on the day of the show. Below are images of the Elevator Show, as well as art in the Invisible Dog’s If You See Nothing, Say Something exhibit (which included the amazing dog statues above).
Flowers on Bergen Street, near the Invisible Dog.
Elevator Shaft with text from Dante's Inferno
Alison Wilder's Elevator Show installation.
Fabric bricks in the Elevator Show.
Recession Art Store
Gallery at the Invisible Dog
Art at the Invisible Dog
Burned Grandfather Clock
Inside a Foil Sculpture
The next Recession Art exhibit opens in November!
