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Tatreez, keffiyeh, olive trees, and silence.
This is how we carry our story 🕊️ 🫒-Taleen from Gaza

#palestinianart #freepalestine taken in Gaza,Palestine by @_ev.gallery

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In Gaza, artist Taleen’s little brother Kareem got bored and made this. He wants to know what people think 🙏

Let’s show Kareem some love by commenting! ❤️

please consider donating to their family. link in bio by @_ev.gallery

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With gratitude for three incredible years, EV Gallery bids farewell. Your energy, your expression, your activism, your passion, your skill, your trade, your craft, your precision, your time, your smiles, your tears, your conversations, your music, your performances, your designs, your ideas led to all of the moments made this space special. To artists, it was an honor to show your work. To friends, family, guests, collectors and neighbors, it was an honor to experience the shows with you. Here’s to new beginnings. Forever grateful to you for being part of our story.

For the record, special gratitude to our mood lifters/smile makers/heart warmers: all the doggy visitors and the 621 fire escape cat. by @_ev.gallery

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Great read @sallylelong @claregemima @whitehotmagazine @ghirose60 by @_ev.gallery

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Closing this Sat. Dec 23rd!

ENTRANCEXIT - an art installation by Sally Lelong. (please swipe for images)

EV Gallery, 621 E 11th Street, NYC, between Avenues B & C

Hours: Thurs-Sat, 3-7pm. The artist will be present during opening hours. Please stop by to see this beautiful show!

For inquiries please call 212-358-0028.

Storytelling has always been the driving force in Lelong’s work, guiding her choice of whatever medium and material best embodies the narrative. ENTRANCEXIT combines her use of found objects, miniature watercolors, and etched prints to portray the emotional distance one reflexively seeks in response to the drama of unfolding events against the need to stay involved. Channeling this conflict through the creative frameworks she uses to stage this show is an attempt to deflect this ambivalence.

#artinstallation #alphabetcity
#eastvillage taken in Alphabet City, Manhattan by @_ev.gallery

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Please join us this Friday December 1st from 6-8pm for the opening of ENTRANCEXIT - A solo exhibition of works by Sally Lelong.

Storytelling has always been the driving force in Lelong’s work, guiding her choice of whatever medium and material best embodies the narrative. ENTRANCEXIT combines her use of found objects, miniature watercolors, and etched prints to portray the emotional distance one reflexively seeks in response to the drama of unfolding events against the need to stay involved. Channeling this conflict through the creative frameworks she uses to stage this show is an attempt to deflect this ambivalence.

EV Gallery is located at 621 E 11th Street, NYC, between Avenues B & C, and is open Thursday - Saturday, 3 – 7:pm The artist will be present during opening hours. To visit at other times, please call 212-358-0028. taken in Alphabet City, Manhattan by @_ev.gallery

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EV Gallery is excited to present ENTRANCEXIT - an exhibition of works by Sally Lelong from 12/1 - 12/23. Please join us for an artist reception 12/1 from 6-8:00. The gallery is located at 621 E 11 St. NYC, btwn Av's B & C. Hrs: Th Sat, 3-7:00. For more info call 212-358-0028. by @_ev.gallery

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Just a reminder that we’re having a Closing Party at EV Gallery this Sunday, 11/19 3-6pm!

This is the last weekend to see George Hirose’s “Midnight in the People’s Garden” Night Photos from NYC Community Gardens! The artist will be at the gallery from 3-7pm both Saturday and Sunday so please stop by @_ev.gallery to say hi!

See last slide for address, hours and info!

EV Gallery is pleased to present: “Midnight in the People’s Garden”, a solo exhibition of vibrant night photographs by George Hirose which were shot in NYC Community Gardens over the past ten years. George’s interest in exploring the gardens at night began as an offshoot of his interest in night photography combined with his commitment as a long-time community gardener on NYC’s Lower East Side. This exhibition is a visual celebration of urban garden culture and the mysterious beauty that emerges after the sun goes down. Long exposures and light painting capture details and colors unseen by the human eye after dark. The works in this exhibit primarily focus on community gardens in the East Village and Lower East Side but also include images from the Upper West Side, Harlem, Bronx and Queens.

#nyccommunitygardens #lowereastsidegalleries #alphabetcity #nightphotography #longexposures #photoshow taken in Alphabet City, Manhattan by @_ev.gallery

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We’re having a Closing Party Sunday 11/19 3-6pm! Last week to see George Hirose “Midnight in the People’s Garden” Night Photos from NYC Community Gardens!

Images:
1. “Pom Pom Dahlias” Jefferson Market Garden
2. “Coming Up Roses” 9th St. Community Garden
3. “La Lucha Continua” Carmen’s Garden
4. “I Want a Little Red Tricycle” Children’s Magical Garden
5. “This Little Piggy” Bellevue Sobriety Garden

Please see previous posts for more images!

EV Gallery is pleased to present: “Midnight in the People’s Garden”, a solo exhibition of vibrant night photographs by George Hirose which were shot in NYC Community Gardens over the past ten years. George’s interest in exploring the gardens at night began as an offshoot of his interest in night photography combined with his commitment as a long-time community gardener on NYC’s Lower East Side. This exhibition is a visual celebration of urban garden culture and the mysterious beauty that emerges after the sun goes down. Long exposures and light painting capture details and colors unseen by the human eye after dark. The works in this exhibit primarily focus on community gardens in the East Village and Lower East Side but also include images from the Upper West Side, Harlem, Bronx and Queens. taken in Alphabet City, Manhattan by @_ev.gallery

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I am so grateful for the love and support that I’ve received! Just letting you know that I will be at EV Gallery tomorrow, Friday 11/3 4-7 & Sun 11/5 3-7 and giving an informal Artist Talk @5pm on Sunday! (please swipe for more info, hours, and some photos from the reception!)

At the talk I will discuss the inception and evolution of the series, my role as an artist & community gardener, some tech tips on night photography, and the history of the gardens. Please join us for some conversation, snacks, and insight on the work! 💜 George

The photos in this post were taken by various friends including Kevin & James Hsi, @kathywahlee and myself, not sure who took what :)

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EV Gallery is pleased to present: “Midnight in the People’s Garden”, a solo exhibition of vibrant night photographs by George Hirose which were shot in NYC Community Gardens over the past ten years. George’s interest in exploring the gardens at night began as an offshoot of his interest in night photography combined with his commitment as a long-time community gardener on NYC’s Lower East Side. This exhibition is a visual celebration of urban garden culture and the mysterious beauty that emerges after the sun goes down. Long exposures and light painting capture details and colors unseen by the human eye after dark. The works in this exhibit primarily focus on community gardens in the East Village and Lower East Side but also include images from the Upper West Side, Harlem, Bronx and Queens. taken in Alphabet City, Manhattan by @_ev.gallery

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Reminder! Reception Today! (Sunday)
621 E 11th Street
3-6pm

See you soon!

EV Gallery is pleased to present: “Midnight in the People’s Garden”, a solo exhibition of vibrant night photographs by George Hirose which were shot in NYC Community Gardens over the past ten years. George’s interest in exploring the gardens at night began as an offshoot of his interest in night photography combined with his commitment as a long-time community gardener on NYC’s Lower East Side. This exhibition is a visual celebration of urban garden culture and the mysterious beauty that emerges after the sun goes down. Long exposures and light painting capture details and colors unseen by the human eye after dark. The works in this exhibit primarily focus on community gardens in the East Village and Lower East Side but also include images from the Upper West Side, Brooklyn and Queens.

Historically, the modern age of urban gardening in NYC began in the 1970’s and 80’s when the city was in a fiscal crisis and the landscape was filled with crumbling buildings and rubble strewn lots. These abandoned spaces were reclaimed by surrounding neighbors, who essentially created gardens “by the people and for the people”. Not only did these gardens help beautify and clean up our neighborhoods, they also produced healthy food resources and created safe havens for children and community. The struggle to save our gardens from the onslaught of gentrification and real estate development is a never ending fight and a testament to the strength of our communities.

Continued in comments by @_ev.gallery

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“Midnight in the People’s Garden”
A solo exhibition of night photos from NYC’s Community Gardens by George Hirose opens Sunday, 10/29 3-6pm! Music at 4pm by Fula flute master Sylvain Leroux. Please join us!

EV Gallery is pleased to present: “Midnight in the People’s Garden”, a solo exhibition of vibrant night photographs by George Hirose which were shot in NYC Community Gardens over the past ten years. George’s interest in exploring the gardens at night began as an offshoot of his interest in night photography combined with his commitment as a long-time community gardener on NYC’s Lower East Side. This exhibition is a visual celebration of urban garden culture and the mysterious beauty that emerges after the sun goes down. Long exposures and light painting capture details and colors unseen by the human eye after dark. The works in this exhibit primarily focus on community gardens in the East Village and Lower East Side but also include images from the Upper West Side, Harlem, Bronx and Queens.

1. “Rose” Laguardia Corner Gardens, Greenwich Village
2. “Pyramid” Smiling Hogshead Ranch, LIC, Queens
3. “Eden” Pacific Bears Garden, Brooklyn
4. “Bleeding Hearts” Children’s Magical Garden, LES taken in Alphabet City, Manhattan by @_ev.gallery

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