On June 16th, we'll welcome our seventh Myrtle Windows Gallery exhibition to the Avenue! Curated by
Christina Vassallo, Dots and Dashes explores patterns and their place within systems, bringing the works of 11 artists to 11 storefronts on Myrtle between Clinton and Classon. Here's a full brochure with all the details, including specials at Thai 101, Anima, Los Pollitos, Green in BKLYN and Karrot just for Myrtle Windows Gallery visitors!

Of course, we are going to celebrate this! Join us for an opening reception at SoCo (509 Myrtle between Ryerson and Grand), a brand new jazz/southern fusion cuisine restaurant that we're happy to introduce. Bring your friends, meet the artists, nosh on some tasty nibbles and sip of some refreshing cocktails from 6-8pm on Thursday June 16th. RSVP to meredith@myrtleavenue.org. The event is free!

More about Dots and Dashes :
Dots and Dashes, is an exhibition about patterns and
their place within systems. The exhibition title refers to
the series of tones that comprise Morse Code – a method
of transmitting textual data. The artworks displayed in
Dots and Dashes reveal an affinity for repetitive mark
making and recurring formal elements. Some of the works
faithfully communicate the complexity of patterns found
in nature and man made structures, while others distill this
complexity into simple geometric forms. Organic systems,
diagrams of consumption, maps, and human history are
among the many issues explored through the selected
artworks. Dots and Dashes is curated by Christina Vassallo
as part of the Myrtle Ave Brooklyn Partnership Curator-in-
Residence program.