Some great snaps by @j.g.moore from Newburgh Open Studios
Weâre excited to screen Citizen Jane: Battle for the City this coming Saturday at 7 for @archtobernewburgh . Find us at 24-42 Johnes St!
Honored to be recognized as 2025 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellows in Architecture.
Deep thanks to the @nyscouncilonthearts and @nyfacurrent , and congratulations to all the amazing artists selected this year!
#nyscanyfafellows
Weâre working on screening a couple of films this fall, so stay tuned đïž
Which holiday movie gets you in the festive spirit? đâïž Help us decide which classic film to screen for our Holiday Classic Movies Pop-Up with @the_ellis_newburgh & @commonprojectsnewburgh Cinemabox!
Vote now for your favorite:
đ Elf
đ The Polar Express
đ The Grinch
đ Home Alone
đ Charlie Brown
Any other favorites not listed? Put it in the comments âïž
Mark your calendars:
đ When: Saturday, December 14
đ Where: Shaw Building at 24 Johnes Street
Get ready for a cozy double feature, delicious Belgian waffles from @perfectsweetsinc , hot cocoa, and cozy fleece blankets. đ§Łđ«
Cast your vote in the comments and join us for a magical movie
Spotted: One of our architecture and urban design mentors @j.g.moore rocking his cinemabox tote bag from the @inourbackyards crowdfund campaign. Thank you for your continued support and friendshipđ„Totes printed by Newburghâs own @colorcubecreative đ·@destinctiv
#Repost @noisemakermedia with @get_repost
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The city of Newburgh comes to life during @newburghopenstudios and itâs always great to re-connect with like-minded folks in our community especially after quarantine.
Join us this Saturday during the 10th annual @newburghopenstudios for the first cinemabox pop-up featuring 'Unmasking the Truth' by @newburghcommunityphotoproject and @insideoutproject at 102 S William Street! The unveiling ceremony will be from 5-7pm, followed by a projection screening after sundown. đ Video and audio composed by @gorskynewyork đ„
âUnmasking the Truth' is a public art action in response to COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter, both of which disproportionately affect ethnically diverse communities such as Newburgh. NCPP is a grassroots, community-based initiative teaching photography and community activism to local youth to achieve a greater understanding of their community through creativity.
Thank you to our sponsors - This pop-up is made possible with funds from the Orange County Arts Councilâs Community Arts Grants program @orangecountyartscouncil . Additionally, the Cinemabox's projection system is powered through the generous support of @epsonamerica . A special thank you to @inourbackyards and @artplaceamerica for the opportunity to raise matched funds through the ioby Artists Lead program!
Join us this Saturday during the 10th annual @newburghopenstudios for the first cinemabox pop-up featuring 'Unmasking the Truth' by @newburghcommunityphotoproject and @insideoutproject at 102 S William Street! The unveiling ceremony will be from 5-7pm, followed by a projection screening after sundown. đ
âUnmasking the Truth' is a public art action in response to COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter, both of which disproportionately affect ethnically diverse communities such as Newburgh. NCPP is a grassroots, community-based initiative teaching photography and community activism to local youth to achieve a greater understanding of their community through creativity.
Thank you to our sponsors - This pop-up is made possible with funds from the Orange County Arts Councilâs Community Arts Grants program @orangecountyartscouncil . Additionally, the Cinemabox's projection system is powered through the generous support of @epsonamerica . A special thank you to @inourbackyards and @artplaceamerica for the opportunity to raise matched funds through the ioby Artists Lead program!
#Repost @newburghcommunityphotoproject with @get_repost
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Public art is valuable not only for its aesthetic improvement to a community, but also for the cultural impact it has. It has the power to strengthen and unite community members by giving them a voice to advocate for positive change in their community.
The photographs of residents wearing COVID SAFE, #BLM and I CANâT BREATHE will be wheat-pasted onto Newburgh buildings as a public art action in response to COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter, both of which disproportionately affect ethnically diverse communities such as Newburgh. At NCPP, we seek to explore the relationship of both issues and achieve this by engaging with our community. NCPP is proud to be collaborating with @insideoutproject , JRâs global art project, and @commonprojectsnewburgh as well as withlocal organizations: The Boys and Girls Club of Newburgh NY, @edisonprojects , @newburghcommunitylandbank , @newburgh.wireworks , @thornwillow , and @cityofnewburghnygov . Follow us here and on Facebook @newburghcommunityphotoproject to stay up to date with this summerâs workshops and public art action.
