Friday the 13th Is Arty, Not Scary
At Williamsburg Every Second
Friday, June 13, 6­–9pm

(WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn)—Sure, some people are frightened of Friday the 13th, but fear not:  the best new art will really freak you out—in a good way! Come to the monthly art extravaganza Williamsburg Every Second (www.every2nd.org), where all 38 Greater Williamsburg galleries stay open until 9pm and beyond. Be sure to stop by our afterparty at Supreme Trading. Happy hour is extended for our guests.

Chart your course with this month’ can’t-miss openings:

Ad Hoc Art Pop Subversion
A comment on nature, contemporary society and the everyday lives we live, and the transformation of public spaces to moments of private reflection.

Ch'i Contemporary Fine Art Tea Bowls, tea bowls
Traditional and not-so-traditional bowls from Peter Callas, Joe Campbell, Kristin Muller, Takao Okazaki and Shane Sellers.

Cinders Gallery Crooked Smiles, Steady Voices, and a Trunk Full of Cash
An installation set in a fantastical used car lot that explores American Car Culture, rising gas prices, consumerism and the role of the salesman.

Hogar Collection Obsessive Reductive
Abstract painting and sculptural wall reliefs that explore post-minimalist pictorial terrain.

Riviera Native New Yorker
In seven years spent in Chinatown NYC, New Zealander Mike Davidson felt a clambering for cultural identity, and to explore the anonymity and freedom that New York offers.