Cinders Gallery

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  • Allyson Melberg's solo show titled Do Little
  • Allyson Melberg's solo show titled Do Little
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  • Maya Hayuk - Sexy Gazebo: Believing is Believing
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  • Cinders Gallery - Source: www.flickr.com/photos/sudentas/
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103 Havemeyer Street
Store #2
Brooklyn, NY
(718) 388-2311

HOURS
Wed - Sun 1-7pm

Cinders Gallery is an artist space, gallery and events space in Williamsburg. In addition to art shows, Cinders has played host to live music events, readings, slide shows, and performances. There is a store section that features drawings, paintings, prints, t-shirts, artist books, zines, and other handmade items. Cinders currently represents a slew of artists that include Kelie Bowman, Allyson Mellberg, Maya Hayuk and offers art prints by  a number of diverse artists that include Brian Chippendale, Matt Leines, Seth Scriver and many more.

From the Cinders website:

The idea for Cinders began from a desire to create a space to show art that felt more homey, warm, and inviting than the often cold and intimidating atmophere of galleries. When we realized that we were not alone and that there was quite a significant community out there who felt the same way, we were inspired to start bringing these like-minded people together under one roof. As we searched for the right location, our house literally burned down in front of us, leaving us basically homeless but also putting the requisite "fire" under our asses to quickly make it a reality. Thus "Cinders" was born. Born out of tragedy and the basic DIY tenet of: If you are unhappy with the way others are doing it, you just have to do it yourself.


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High Places Live at Cinders Gallery sourced from Stovids

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