Elisabeth Condon, Laura Fayer, Liz Insogna DanIel Rosenbaum, Susanna Harwood Rubin

Location: 315 Berry Street (Apt #4-N) between South 3rd and South 2nd Streets

Take L train to Bedford Avenue, walk 1 block to Berry Street and 10 blocks south to South 3rd Street, take elevator to 4th floor or Take J-M-Z train to Marcy Ave, walk 3 blocks north and 5 blocks west, turn right, take elevator to 4th floor

Three Receptions: Friday 6-9 p.m. / Saturday 6-9 p.m. / Sunday 2-7 p.m.

Friday @ 7 pm: Reading with John Reed

This salon focuses on artists who are heavily influenced by an Eastern aesthetic. They avoid local influences and seek out foreign ones. Though who is to say what is foreign? Many artists have traveled to find the ideas that would excite them, and draw their native intelligence into everyday life. Many people have had to leave home, enter new social circles, or immerse themselves in a new environment to find inspiration, while others may commence a transmission of ideas through books and other cultural sources, building an interior aesthetic. Alienation from one influence does not naturally nor immediately turn us toward another. There is a mute period in between. Yet the influence of an esthetic so powerful as this cannot help but be keenly felt. It projects well in a variety of mediums.