THIS WEEKEND: Brooklyn Artillery & More!

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This items comes courtesy of New York Shitty reader, frequent contributor and participant in this event: Tony. He writes:

Please join me this weekend at the BROOKLYN ARTILLERY ART FAIR at Castle Braid in Bushwick, Brooklyn.

I will be in a two-person show with Sara Hubbs for Lumenhouse.

The Opening Reception is this Saturday, September 12 starting at 4PM and going until midnight.  Paid admission is optional.

I will be there on Saturday from 4 – 10 PM and I will also be sitting for the gallery 12 – 6 PM on Sunday.

The art fair continues the following weekend (19 & 20) also.

Come on out!

Brooklyn Artillery Art Fair
Starting September 12 at 4:00 p.m.
Castle Braid
114 Troutman Street
Brooklyn, New York 11206

It should also be noted that this event will be held in partnership with the Williamsburg Gallery Association which will be conducting the latest of their 2:ND Friday series tonight!

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For more information about what the WGA has cooked up for our delectation this dreary Friday click here.

Miss Heather

Help Wanted On Troutman

August 5, 2009 ·
Filed under: Brooklyn, Bushwick 

I have never been a big fan of self-help industry. This is especially true of books like The Secret which lavish a great deal of attention on what is called the “Law of Attraction”. For those of you who are not motivational-speak savvy, here is a definition of this piece psycho-speak from Wikipedia:

…the Law of Attraction says people’s thoughts (both conscious and unconscious) dictate the reality of their lives, whether or not they’re aware of it. Essentially “if you really want something and truly believe it’s possible, you’ll get it”, but putting a lot of attention and thought onto something you don’t want means you’ll probably get that too.

Why anyone would need to outlay money on a book to figure this out is beyond me. My good friend Rachael (long before this idea became de rigueur to changing one’s life) coined a term for just this phenomenon:

Ass begets ass.

Which brings me to this solicitation from Troutman Street.

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How can I not shake the feeling this advertisement for “good” carpenters failed miserably? Is it the fact it is written on a door with marker? The fact it will only be seen by people happen to walk down Troutman Street? The fact “ones” is misspelled? It is probably all of the above.

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In any case if any “good” carpenters are reading this and are (still) need of work you might want head down to 114-124 Troutman Street.

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You skills may very well still be in demand. And even if they aren’t…

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you will be on the inside track to pursue this very novel business proposition just down the street.

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Good luck— and remember: think positive!

Miss Heather

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