Past Events

Tue 9/30 7:30pm- 

Boujee Cabaret & Shibari "Riggers Row" presents:
An exclusive night of rope performance art in brooklyn w/ Kinbakuartistmiki & Xin.

Kinbakuartistmiki & Xin brings their style of show to Brooklyn for one night only.

• Their performance blends ropework, storytelling, comedy, drama within a multimedia experience. You don't want to miss it!

• Following the performance there will be a Q&A / Open discussion session with the performers.
  
  

7:30pm doors open
8:00pm - 9:00pm
Performance followed by Q&A

Follow them for more info:

@boujeecabaretandshibari

@kinbakuartistmiki

@nixinixinixin

Sat 9/20 3pm - 9pm 

NIKI KRAX presents:
SHUTTERBEATS

BYOP
<bring your own photo>

Do you have photos you'd like to share? Bring your prints or instant photos to @c5_bk on Sep 20th between 3-9pm, and display them on the wall!

Framed or unframed prints are welcome. We'll have everything you need to display your work.

Don't have a photo? No problem. You can still participate. We'll have a Lomo Instant Wide Glass Camera loaded with film so you can take an instant photo on the spot.

All Vinyl sets start at 3 PM.

Fri 9/5 7pm- 

L MANDEL
Opening party 

“KEEP IT MOVING”

Laila Mandel is a Brooklyn based artist with a passion for mixed media and collaborative work. Coming from a background of community art projects in Los Angeles, L enjoys using found objects such as carboard or crushed metal cans in her work. As she pursues a career in animation, L hopes to translate raw materials like these into an animated format, combining methods such as collage with the modern digital animation we see everywhere today. L enjoys getting paint on her hands, and she hopes to continue doing so for the foreseeable future.

"I was first captivated by animation when I saw Aardman's Wallace and Gromit at the age of 6. Stop motion has always fascinated me because of its hands-on process that brings physical objects to life. I started making mechanical stop-motion puppets with Kindred Gottlieb and Abira Ali at Wisdom Arts Laboratory in Pasadena, California in 2014. When I moved to Brooklyn in 2024, I was surprised at the interest in hand puppets amongst film students at my school. I began to use some of my engineering knowledge to simplify my designs for puppets that could be brought to life in real time on a film camera instead of in an animated format. In trying to source most of my materials from the street or the trash, I have grown an appreciation for cardboard and its often overlooked versatility as a material. I have enjoyed exploring this plentiful medium and the movement that it allows. Here are 3 primarily cardboard puppets that I have worked on throughout the past year."

https://lailamandel.myportfolio.com