THIS and THAT with Graham Haynes at Brooklyn Workshop Gallery

This is a family-oriented music event. Coffee, tea and snacks are served. There is a yard and quiet art activites for children. Families are especially welcome...

Food is vegetarian with some vegan options.

Brooklyn Workshop Gallery and Workshop Gallery artists celebrate the re-opening of our space with the continuation of Graham Haynes' THIS and THAT music series.

COST $15 suggested per person
$20 suggested per family

'Graham Haynes is regarded as an innovator on cornet and flugel horn, an extraordinary composer, and an emerging force in contemporary electronic music and world music. Haynes has redefined and deconstructed that genre we still call jazz. Haynes used technology (and the African Dousngoni) to create imaginative, subtle sonic environments providing a level of expression that humanizes and elevates the synthetic sounds.' [All About Jazz]

Brooklyn Workshop Gallery is a semi-collective atelier space dedicated to the celebration of cultural expressions, transparency in our processes, the sharing of our philosophies and a welcome to others with creative ideas. BWG is home to Workshop Gallery Artists Foundation, a non-profit foundation whose purpose is to promote and facilitate the process of keeping traditional art craft alive and vibrant in our world and to encourage the interpretation and expression of such through the individual artisan.

This week's music coincides with a Senegalese basket exhibit sponsored by the non-profit Happy Basket Project. Come enjoy the beautiful wares of Senegal along with the art and craft of our regular exhibiting and teaching artists! View the project at www.happybasketproject.com

Visit us on our FACEBOOK pages for more info or contact director, Martine Bisagni at brooklynworkshopgallery@earthlink.net or 718.797.9427

Let us know if you'd like to be on our mailing list or if you would like to be involved in a community garden project that we are hoping to develop. You can read about us and see about us on Katia Kelly's Carroll Gardens blog 'Pardon me for asking...'

DIRECTIONS F or G to Carroll Street Subway Station, one block walk to Hoyt Street, turn right and walk 1 or 3 blocks depending on your subway exit. We are next to Nostalgia Antiques with a light in the window. Brooklyn Workshop Gallery is a 5 minute drive from the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel and there is plenty of street parking on the gallery block.