The Invisible Dog Art Center
Description
Phrases like performance space, exhibition gallery and artist apartments only begin to tell the story of the Invisible Dog, the refurbishment of a century-old belt-factory building in Cobble Hill. The concept began as a small art shop but soon expanded to a multimedia arts center with ongoing and one-off events, parties and installations; check out Italian artist Giuseppe Stampone's work in the abandoned elevator shaft.
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