You Can Cut All the Flowers, but You Cannot Keep Spring From Coming is Third Door Brooklyn’s first group art exhibition, inspired by a widely shared line of hope and resistance often attributed to the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. The exhibition reflects on what cannot be taken away. The exhibition emerges in a time markedContinue reading "Group Show Art Opening: You Can Cut All the Flowers, but You Cannot Keep Spring From Coming"

Third Door Brooklyn is so honored to welcome Rob Woodcox into their space for an intimate artist talk. Rob is a fine art photographer and film director whose work lives at the intersection of the human body, the natural world, and the stories we carry inside both. He is known for his images of bodiesContinue reading "Artist talk: an evening with Rob Woodcox"

What Stayed With Me is a solo exhibition by Yehudit Feinstein, presenting works on paper and canvas created with markers and mixed media. Rooted in memory, inheritance, and personal narrative, the exhibition examines how lived experience is carried forward through repetition, gesture, and the accumulation of marks over time. Feinstein’s drawings unfold as emotional landscapes,Continue reading "What Stayed With Me: Opening Night"

Stump Gallery is pleased to present Absence Fantasia, an exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Mariel Montes. The large paintings are constructed using small ephemera: a votive candle of a guardian angel, a scratch-off lotto ticket, in some sense, both objects of faith, both flat illustrations with a promise toward something grander than currentContinue reading "Absence Fantasia"