Barking Lizards Art|Design Gallery

03/16/2021

Barking Lizards will be celebrating World Poetry Day on March 21 from 12-1pm!

We invite you to join us for poetry readings by a collective of artists, featuring Marcos de la Fuente and the Poetryfighters, who will be performing in front of the gallery. This event goes beyond the readings, by hanging poems for all to enjoy in the 'Poetry Tree' (right outside the gallery); celebrating the arrival of Spring in a poetic bloom.

While you're here, come in and see a glimpse of the past in our show, “Finding Williamsburg(h)” featuring photographer Mara Catalán.

We urge everyone to abide by CDC mandates in gathering for this event.

Sunday, March 21st - 12 to 1pm,
152 N4th Street
Williamsburg, New York 11211

10/26/2020

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10/26/2020

Barking Lizards Art | Design Gallery is scheduled to reopen its doors this coming Thursday, October 29, from 12 to 7pm. The gallery draws together fine art and contemporary craft of all mediums.

Art will flourish. We have stories to tell, and we will do so through our art and the art we collect.

03/09/2012

Barking Lizards invites to visit our gallery during the Brooklyn Art Night, Saturday, March 10th, 7-10pm. The current show, "A Celebration of Light", featuring the light sculptures of Richard Drake, has been extended until March 31st.

http://brooklynarmorynight.wordpress.com/

Brooklyn Afterhours Event Saturday March 10th

02/02/2012

Our current show "A Celebration of Light" is coupled with an amazing organization, Crafts Emergency Relief Fund + Artists' Emergency Resources–CERF+.

CraftsNEWYORK is a show and sale to benefit CERF+. 120 internationally renowned artist producing one-of-a-king and limited edition pieces. Mark your calendars.

http://www.craftnewyork.com/

01/23/2012

Art has no bounds. Treat yourself to a ride on the number 6 train, and experience the amazing restoration of the 1904 City Hall train station.

The City Hall Subway Stop New York (o)
If you ride the 6 train to the end of the line and get off at the Brooklyn Bridge stop, you're missing out on something incredible. As the train loops around to go back uptown, it passes through an abandoned and beautifully preserved City Hall station from 1904.
The city closed the station in 1945, mostly because at its height only 600 people a day used it, and because the loop created an unsafe gap at the platform. In 1995 the city vowed to restore the site and turn it into a part of the transit museum, but those plans were scrapped years later. The station is still not open to the public, but there's a trick you can use to see it for yourself. Until recently the MTA would force passengers to get off before the train made the loop, but now passengers are allowed to stay on.

01/21/2012

…wants to thank all of our friends and collectors for attending the reception for our new show "A Celebration of Lights". The buzz and excitement was welcomed and appreciated.

A special thanks to Mary Durante Youtt for her blog on the show, her kind words and thoughts are treasured.
http://maryduranteyoutt.wordpress.com/2012/01/19/williamsburgs-best/

Barking Lizards Art |Design is a gallery with some of the finest art and art objects this side of the Mississippi. Well this side of the East River for sure. This month, the winter show (1/19 -...

12/22/2011

Read more about our featured artist for the Winter Show 2012.

Winter Show 2012 A Celebration of Light January 19-February 19 Featuring the light sculptures of Richard Drake With a percentage of all sales benefiting CERF+ 26 years ago when Richard Drake...

12/08/2011

Please join us for two very special days of a Holiday Celebration. We have many fine artists' work available for holiday giving along with select pieces for the collector. On Saturday, December 10 ...

12/03/2011

For a sneak preview of jewelry art suggestions for Holiday giving, check out our blog, http://BarkingLizards.wordpress.com/

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