PRESS
Articles, reviews, interviews and features about Rabbithole and its shows, by year of publication. Each entry links to the original and, where one exists, to a copy in the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine. Summaries are ours; quotations are kept short.
2008
- About: REPAIR & SHINE: Lindsay Blatt
Platform21 (Amsterdam design platform; 'Repair & Shine' page) (Interview)
Q&A with photographer Lindsay Blatt about her large-format photo essay on Brooklyn shoe repairmen, funded by a 2008 Brooklyn Arts Council grant; states it was shown as the solo exhibition Repair & Shine at the Rabbithole Gallery in DUMBO in November 2008.
“The large-format photo essay on Brooklyn’s shoe repairmen was shown as a solo exhibition called Repair & Shine, viewed at the Rabbithole Gallery in DUMBO, …”
original - About: SUMMER SALON SHOW: 34 artists from tART
The Brooklyn Paper, 2008-07-08 (Feature)
Announcement that Rabbitholestudio presents the 'Summer Salon Show' of recent work by members of the tART artist collective, hung floor-to-ceiling salon style; runs to August 1 with opening reception July 3, 5–9 pm, at 33 Washington Street, DUMBO. Byline is the generic 'Brooklyn Paper'.
“Rabbitholestudio presents “Summer Salon Show,” a group show that features recent work by members of the tART artist collective.”
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2009
- The New York Times, 2009-08-23, Andrew Keh (Article)
“Creative Opportunity: Heavy Lifting Required” profiles Rabbit Movers (founded by Shawn Lyons, 2003; sold in 2020), a Brooklyn moving company, as an artists’ collective whose movers are all artists, musicians and writers, and mentions its gallery and performance space in DUMBO, Rabbithole Studio. The photograph published with it shows The Party Faithful, with Lindsay Mound and Justin William Lin, performing in the back of a Rabbit Movers truck.
“a gallery and performance space in Dumbo called Rabbithole Studio”
original · Wayback Machine copy · photo - About: FALL EMERGING ARTISTS 2009
DumboNYC.com, 2009-08-24, dumbonyc (Article)
"Rabbithole Studio Featured in NY Times": summarizes and quotes the NYT Rabbit Movers article, links it (nytimes.com/2009/08/24/nyregion/24movers.html), and announces the call for entries (due Sep 1) for the Fall Emerging Artists 2009 show starting Sep 24 during the DUMBO Art Under the Bridge Festival.
“They are currently calling for entries (due September 1, 2009) for the Fall Emerging Artists 2009 show that starts on September 24, 2009 during the …”
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2011
- About: related post
Electric Literature (The Outlet blog), 2011-06-24, Lauren Belski (Review)
Review of the first Rabbit Tales reading (theme 'Flash') curated by Kate Hill Cantrill at the Rabbit Hole in DUMBO: flash fiction by Sharon Polli and Chanel Dubofsky, music by Backwords, glow sticks, boxed wine and Tastykakes; notes the space is funded by Rabbit Movers (founded by Shawn Lyons, 2003; sold in 2020). Original URL electricliterature.com/blog/2011/06/24/down-the-rabbit-hole/ (linked from Rabbithole archive) now 404s; article lives at the new URL.
“It’s the kind of scene that can only exist because of operations like, Rabbit Movers , the company that funds the gallery space known as …”
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2013
- About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
Yahoo Noticias (Notimex) (Article, es)
Headline matches the Notimex wire story (same title as the caracteres.mx copy) about the Rabbithole Projects mariachi photo exhibition; linked from the Rabbithole archive page. Live page not verified; URL now redirects to the Yahoo Noticias homepage (article gone).
original - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
Portal Tempus (Article, es)
Headline matches the Notimex wire story (same title as the caracteres.mx copy) about the Rabbithole Projects mariachi photo exhibition; linked from the Rabbithole archive page. Live page not verified; domain no longer resolves.
original - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
México Migrante (Article, es)
Headline 'Exponen en Brooklyn fotografías de mariachis' (wire story on the exhibition); linked from the Rabbithole archive page. Could not verify: blocked by local DNS filter for curl and TLS error in WebFetch.
original - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
El Porvenir (Monterrey) (Article, es)
Linked from the Rabbithole archive page as press for the exhibition; returns 404, content not verified.
original - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
Monterrey Times (Article, es)
Linked from the Rabbithole archive page as press for the exhibition; domain no longer resolves, content not verified.
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
Proyecto 40 (Article, es)
Linked from the Rabbithole archive page as press for the exhibition; domain no longer resolves, content not verified.
original - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
Cosmopolitan for Latinas (blog) (Blog post)
Blog post 'Mariachi state of mind' linked from the Rabbithole archive page; URL now redirects to cosmopolitan.com/entertainment (article gone).
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: REHEARSAL TO MADNESS: Gui Mohallem
Associação Cultural Videobrasil (news), 2013-02-28 (Article)
News item "Gui Mohallem at EXA" with artist bio naming his first solo exhibition, Ensaio Para a Loucura, in New York in 2008 (venue not named).
“He had his first solo exhibition, Ensaio Para a Loucura, in New York, 2008.”
original - About: related post
DUMBO Improvement District (dumbo.is), 2013-03-26 (Feature)
DUMBO BID appeal after Hurricane Sandy destroyed the trucks of Rabbit Movers (founded by Shawn Lyons, 2003; sold in 2020): $20,000 sought for a new truck through a LuckyAnt campaign, with rewards including photo shoots at Rabbithole Gallery.
“Help Rabbit Movers While Supporting Artists!”
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
NBC Latino, 2013-04-02 (Article)
Photo feature 'Photographer explains immigration through a mariachi lens', linked from the Rabbithole archive page (anchor #s:serenadefeatured); returns 404, content not verified.
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Caracteres.mx (Notimex wire), 2013-04-05, Fernanda Reynoso (Article, es)
Notimex wire story on the opening of Paola Núñez Solorio's exhibition of 21 black-and-white photographs of New York mariachi groups, on view April 4-26 at Rabbithole Projects in Brooklyn, with quotes from the photographer.
“La exposición, montada del 4 al 26 de abril en la galería Rabitthole Projects del condado de Brooklyn, consta de 21 fotografías de más de …”
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
El Imparcial (Hermosillo), 2013-04-05 (Article, es)
Headline matches the Notimex wire story (same title as the caracteres.mx copy) about the Rabbithole Projects mariachi photo exhibition; linked from the Rabbithole archive page. Live page not verified; URL now redirects to the El Imparcial homepage (article gone).
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: PAOLA NUÑEZ SOLORIO "Serenade For New York"
Noticias Primero, 2013-04-05 (Article, es)
Headline matches the Notimex wire story (same title as the caracteres.mx copy) about the Rabbithole Projects mariachi photo exhibition; linked from the Rabbithole archive page. Live page not verified; domain no longer resolves.
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2014
- About: DIN AFARA Solo Exhibition of Dan Sabau
Purple (purple.fr, Purple Art diary), 2014-10-14, Juliana Balestin (Feature)
Short Purple Art diary entry: Brooklyn-based Dan Sabau shows recent portraiture at Rabbit Hole Gallery, blending traditional portraiture with a contemporary view of sexuality and fiction/nonfiction narrative. Gives the address 33 Washington Street.
“Brooklyn-based artist Dan Sabau presents a selection of recent work for his exhibition at Rabbit Hole Gallery in Brooklyn.”
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2015
- About: Curated by Kate Sweeney and Aaron Tsuru.
Refinery29, 2015-08-19, Hayley MacMillen (Article)
Slideshow feature '20 Mesmerizing Images Explore The Meaning Of Intimacy (NSFW)' previewing the INTIMACY show curated by Kate Sweeney and Aaron Tsuru, with works by e.g. Naima Green, Yana Toyber, Mark Velasquez, Beryl Fine, Meghan Willis and others, and quotes from the curators.
“Together, they curated "Intimacy," an art show taking place Saturday, August 22 at Brooklyn's Rabbithole Studio that explores what Tsuru calls "intimate and private relationships …”
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2016
- About: MAGAZINE - Lauro Samblás
Neo2 Magazine, 2016-02-25 (Article, es)
Spanish design/fashion magazine Neo2 covers Lauro Samblás's New York exhibition 'Magazine', collage and paint interventions on fashion advertising, giving Rabbithole at 33 Washington Street, Brooklyn as the venue.
“Exposición Magazine: Rabbithole 33 Washington Street – Brooklyn (New York)”
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: Petal Portraits | A Multi-‐Sensory Event
ÇaFleureBon, 2016-02-28, Michelyn Camen (Feature)
Perfume blog feature previewing the Petal Portraits multi-sensory exhibition pairing Tal Shpantzer's photographs with Stephen Dirkes's Euphorium Brooklyn perfume Pétales and a Butoh performance by Vangeline, with event details at Rabbit Hole Studio Gallery.
“Petal Portraits Thursday, March 3, 2016 Rabbit Hole Studio Gallery 33 Washington St. Brooklyn, N.Y. 6:00 pm—‐ Midnight”
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: Shame to Pride by Stephanie Calvert
Brooklyn Magazine, 2016-03-18, Molly McArdle (Interview)
Brooklyn Magazine on Stephanie Calvert’s photographs of an abandoned Colorado schoolhouse, from her series “Shame to Pride”, first shown at Rabbithole in November 2015, and announcing works from the series at Dissilience Brooklyn, the all-women fundraiser of 21 May 2016.
“A few pieces from this series, “Shame to Pride,” will be on display May 21, from 6pm to midnight as a part of a one-night-only …”
original · Wayback Machine copy - About: STREET HEROINES BY ALEXANDRA HENRY: A POP UP ART SHOW AND FUNDRAISER
Bedford + Bowery, 2016-04-26, Nicole Disser (Article)
Same-day preview of the one-night pop-up exhibition and fundraiser for Alexandra Henry's documentary Street Heroines, with works by 17 street artists including Danielle Mastrion, Alice Mizrachi and Lexi Bella, hosted at Rabbithole Projects with Howl Happening. Includes an interview with Henry about the film.
“With the help of Howl Happening, Rabbithole Projects in Dumbo will play host to the free event, which starts at 7:30 pm.”
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