STOREFRONT

through Sept 12:

opening
Friday, Sept 17:

latest news:

ALL THE WAY: On Display at Storefront by Brent Burket (heartasarena.blogspot.com, August 22, 2010)

HOWARD HALLE NAMES ON DISPLAY BEST PAINTING SHOW (Time Out New York, August 18, 2010

JAMES KALM VISITS STOREFRONT FOR ON DISPLAY (post.thing.net, August 2010)

UTOPIA / DYSTOPIA: new show at Storefront, by Laura Peach (CITYist, June 2, 2010)

AGAINST CHELSEA: A DIY ART SCENE GROWS IN BROOKLYN, by Benjamin Sutton (The L Magazine, May 12, 2010)

DEBORAH BROWN: THE BUSHWICK PAINTINGS (New York Magazine, May 8, 2010)

TRENT'S TOP GALLERY PICKS: STOREFRONT, by Trent Morse (Williamsburg Greenpoint News+Arts, May 2010)

DEBORAH BROWN: THE BUSHWICK PAINTINGS (The L Magazine, May 2010)

BROOKLYN DISPATCHES: Dog Years, by James Kalm (The Brooklyn Rail, May 2010)

GALLERY CHRONICLE: DEBORAH BROWN AT STOREFRONT, by James Panero (The New Criterion, May 2010)

DEBORAH BROWN: THE BUSHWICK PAINTINGS (New York Press, April 14, 2010)

BUSHWICK HAS A COOL NEW GALLERY, by Aaron Short (New York Post, April 7, 2010).

THIRD THURSDAYS: Literary Events at Storefront, by Talisa Chang (Greenpoint Gazette, Mar 25, 2010).

BUSHWICK: Brunch + Art, by Talisa Chang (Greenpoint Gazette, Mar 25, 2010).

BACK THE BEAT: Bushwick Art Spaces Stay Open Late, by Paul Cox (BushwickBK, Feb 23, 2010).

Storefront featured in New Criterion's Gallery Chronicle, by James Panero (Feb 2010).

A Gallery Grows in Bushwick, Storefront Appears on the Scene, by Hrag Vartanian (Hyperallergic, Jan 21, 2010)

Storefront opens and Charlie Finch writes about it, (ArtNet Magazine, Jan 13, 2010.

STOREFRONT OPENS IN BUSHWICK, by Talisa Chang (Greenpoint Gazette, Jan 7, 2010)

STOREFRONT (16 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn) is a gallery founded by Jason Andrew of Norte Maar and artist Deborah Brown to promote emerging Bushwick artists and revisit the work of established artists. The gallery features a program of cross-disciplinary artistic endeavors that include visual, literary and performing arts. Storefront aims to be a resource for the Bushwick community and a reflection its artistic intensity, diversity and vitality.

DIRECTIONS: L train to Brooklyn, Morgan Avenue Stop. Walk four blocks on Morgan to Flushing Avenue. Cross Flushing Avenue to Wilson Avenue. Gallery located between Noll and George Streets. GOOGLE MAP