Dog House Gallery

07/25/2025

It's weekend both on stage and in the gallery !!!

THURS. July 24, 2-3pm
**t Sara talks to about real s**t: art, comedy, family—all that s**t

FRIDAY July 25, 7-8:15pm
Sara performs her solo show "Going Up" at the
Eris Space, 167 Graham Ave., BK

FRIDAY July 25, 8:30-10:30pm
FREE Afterparty (steps away)
at the
137 Montrose Ave., BK
L train To Montrose for both

06/11/2025

Exhibition opening Friday June 13, 7-9pm. Free + open to the public! “A Few Slight Concerns. 137 Montrose Ave, BK. An exhibition of intimate miniature scenes.

04/28/2025

Such a great opening of ‘s exhibition “The Leftovers Community Thrift Store on Friday!!! This exhibition is PHENOMENAL and up until June 5!! Stop by gallery hours 1:00p - 7:00pm Monday-Wednesday
And Sundays 12-6pm

04/25/2025

Thanks to .hap_ for the shoutout!!! Opening tonight 7-9pm for The Leftovers Community Thrift Store 137 Montrose Ave. BK

04/21/2025

FRIDAY 4.26!!! 7-9pm 7-9pm 137 Montrose Ave. BK. L train to Montrose Ave. at the - a gallery to showcase artists who make funny art.

04/09/2025

Thurs 4.11, 2-3pm

02/07/2025

So proud of the installation at the Dog House Gallery at Brooklyn Comedy Collective - BCC 137 Montrose Ave, 137 Montrose Ave. Bk, NY L train to Montrose Ave.
GALLERY HOURS: Hours: Mon-Wed 1-7pm, Sat/Sun 4-6pm

Dog House Gallery is pleased to present: Yoshie Sakai: Christmas in January “Obaa-chan” Style, a solo exhibition by artist. The Dog House Gallery is a gallery inside The Brooklyn Comedy Collective to bring artists who focus on humor in their work to a comedy space.
“Christmas in January “Obaa-chan” Style is inspired by Sakai’s relationship with her “obaa-chan” (grandmother in Japanese), a first-generation immigrant from Japan. Like many immigrant families, the first generation sacrificed greatly for financial stability = love = a better future for their children and grandchildren. Her “obaa-chan” lived day-to-day, unable to save much. Even in her 80s, she faced new stresses navigating family dynamics and the pressures of consumer culture, often feeling inadequate for not being able to buy expensive Christmas gifts.
This installation offers a humorous, dark twist on these themes, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Little Match Girl” and the phenomenon of after-Christmas sales. While some celebrate Christmas in January as Orthodox Christians, and “Christmas in July” captures the holiday spirit in warmer months, my story imagines “obaa-chan” embracing post-holiday discounts to buy gifts for her granddaughter. Though she couldn’t afford luxurious presents, she found joy in searching for deals that made Christmas possible in January. The piece also reflects the relentless nature of consumerism, with Valentine’s Day looming as the next target. Through this lens, I explore love, sacrifice, and the subtle resilience of my “obaa-chan” in a world shaped by capitalism.”
Leran more about here: https://www.yoshiesakai.com/

11/26/2024

Details Images:

This AMAZING Exhibition, DONUT DOG by artist is up at the Brooklyn Comedy Collective - BCC Dog House, 137 Montrose Ave, BK
GALLERY HOURS:
Monday-Wednesday: 1:00p - 7:00pm, Saturday-Sunday 12-6pm

Stop in and see the show—it glitters!

11/26/2024

This AMAZING Exhibition, DONUT DOG by artist is up at the Brooklyn Comedy Collective - BCC Dog House, 137 Montrose Ave, BK
GALLERY HOURS:
Monday-Wednesday: 1:00p - 7:00pm, Saturday-Sunday 12-6pm

Stop in and see the show—it glitters!

10/25/2024

THIS FRIDAY 137 Montrose Ave 6-9pm FREE !!! We are THRILLED to announce our next exhibition opening and party at Dog House: !!!

Refreshments and Halloween treats will be provided.
Costumes are encouraged!
Elsamanoudi’s whimsical and humorous body of work draws inspiration from funny pet videos from TikTok, adorable celebrity animals like Pesto the king penguin chick and Moo Deng the baby pygmy hippo, and her beloved poodle Fergus. Her colorful paintings investigate the complex relationships between animals and humans, from sunglasses-wearing dogs eating “people food” and orange cats causing chaos to animals from social media that seem too cute to be real. Elsamanoudi’s work examines the bonds we share with the animal kingdom, whether the closeness we feel from our animal companions or the parasocial relationships we develop with impossibly adorable creatures on TikTok.

10/14/2024

**t with Actor/Improvisor Justin Linville of the Brooklyn Comedy Collective - BCC LISTEN HERE:
https://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/pdst.fm/e/traffic.megaphone.fm/RADIO2433656246.mp3?updated=1728928137
Linville is a talented actor and improviser. He’s on a star improv team at the Brooklyn Comedy Collective where he works as the director of the BCC Dog House location. Justin seems to really enjoy growing up in his family and was encouraged to do what he chose to, so in fact, he’s actually pretty well adjusted. I think his being an “air force brat” and moving around a lot every few years made him a pretty chill guy — his secret weapon is his ability to handle hectic situations productively, which he did as Chris Gethard’s assistant for years as well as playing John Mulaney’s assistant on TV in “Crashing.” He’s been in a bunch of tv shows and movies too. As he’s young, he is deliberating his future….
3h

10/09/2024

Dave Zackin's exhibiition at Brooklyn Comedy Collective - BCC, 137 Montrose Ave. continues until Oct. 20. Dave rarely shows in a gallery because his work sells out the minute it is available on Instagram. We have expanded the gallery hours. 1:00p - 7:30p Monday-Wednesday + Sat-Sunday 12-6pm
VIDEO of ZACKIN's ARTIST TALK at Transcender at Equity Gallery Thanks to Sharilyn Neidhardt+ Musa
Lisahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOndtyqQsMc

Ceramic artist talks about his work at Transcender artist talks at Dave currently has an exhibition at at the ...