Not just any walking tour, mind you, but an art walking tour! Meet in the lobby of the New Museum and enjoy a free walking tour of LES galleries. Believe it! Yes, 20x200's sister project, Jen Bekman Gallery, will indeed be included as a stop on the circuit. It's perfect timing since we've just opened a show of new photographs from our 2009 First Edition Hot Shots, including work from recent 20x200 edition-makers Michelle Arcila and Mike Sinclair! If you've been eying Sinclair's Fourth of July #2, Independence, Missouri, now's your chance to see it in 30"x40" glory.

Tours leave from the New Museum at 12pm and 3pm.

See you Sunday!

P.S.
Here is a link to the map above, made by the JBP team. Consult it in case you get lost, or just want to venture off on a choose-your-own-art-adventure.

Ciao collectors!
Once again two of the greatest pleasure on our planet--art and food--will collide to entice and fill your senses when MadArts throws open their studio doors for one and all this weekend in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Added incentive: recent 20x200 edition artist Jaclyn Mednicov will be participating in the tour.

On May 16th and 17th Madarts ends six months of darkness and goes public with their Spring Open Studio Tour - an invitation into the South Slope warehouse-turned-art-shop that happens only twice a year. The tour includes over 40 artists' paintings, drawings, sculpture, photography, film and video. The hours are noon to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday at the Madarts Building, 255 18th Street at 5th Avenue in Brooklyn. The crew puts on a solid, no frills art show in a gloriously makeshift and perfectly makeshift DIY warehouse space. The tour offers a peek into the private art studios where artists host individual receptions for their newest bodies of work.

Besides several new food and drink offerings in striking distance, it's an easy destination: R train to Prospect Ave. or F train at 4th Ave. and 9th St. get you there in as little as two blocks. Madarts is located just above Fifth Ave. on 18th St. between Fifth and Sixth Ave. The nearest subway stop is Prospect Ave. on the R line. Exit the station using the stairs on the left. Walk straight from the stairs on Fourth Ave. to 18th St. Make a left at 18th St. Cross Fifth Ave. Look for a large white industrial building. Enter at the girded glass window front filled with greenery.

Hope to see you there!

SPRING OPEN STUDIO TOUR
Brooklyn artists show latest works in private workspaces
MAY 16th - 17th, Noon - 6pm
Madarts BUILDING
255 18th St. (btn 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.)
Brooklyn, NY