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A red poster taped to a window, advertising the 'Existential Dread? GOOD WORK FOR BAD PEOPLE' art exhibition. It lists the opening on August 23rd, 6-10 pm, and viewing dates until August 27th at Studio 45: 213 Troutman St, BK.
A painting in a raw style, showing a pale-skinned figure seated on a white chair, holding a dark object. A smaller, yellow-skinned figure in a red shirt lies on the floor in front, against a blue background.
A text-based image detailing the exhibition's goal to explore life under American Fascism, referencing historical art suppression by Nazi and Soviet regimes, and introducing 'GOOD WORK FOR BAD PEOPLE'.
A painting depicting a person's upper torso with blue skin on the head and neck, and red skin on the body. Internal organs like lungs and trachea are visible in pink, blue, and purple against a yellow background.
A text-based image discussing current US art rules and listing the artists featured in the 'GOOD WORK FOR BAD PEOPLE' exhibition. It also provides opening and viewing times, and the Brooklyn location.
An abstract painting with thick brushstrokes, featuring a figure with a dark face and light blue body amidst pink, purple, green, and brown textures. A red circle is on the left, and blue water is at the bottom.
A red background with white text and a graphic of a hand holding a snake. The text announces 'GOOD WORK FOR BAD PEOPLE Building Community Against Fascism' with opening and viewing details for the Brooklyn exhibition.
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Gallery Opening THIS SATURDAY Aug 23!! 6-10 pm open till Aug 27 BK NY

📍 Studio 45:213

213 Troutman St

Brooklyn, NY 11237

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This Saturday, August 23rd from 6PM–10PM, we’re having the opening for more than just an art exhibit this is a resistance!! 🫡 A space for us to connect, reflect, and confront the times we’re living in.

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The show is about life under American fascism and capitalism… the weight of it, the fear, the resilience, and the beauty that still manages to bloom in spite of it all. You’ll see work that’s raw, emotional, and challenging! From REAL authentic talented artist NOT bs ai slop!

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Like shown there will be a variety of interesting artworks to look and ponder over! Variations of realism, abstract, and surrealism will all be on display⭐️😵‍💫😵‍💫

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Throughout the night there will also be live performances and poetry readings!!! I will be performing my poetry live for the first time ever! 😃😳😳 You will see and hear stories that might sound a little like your own, and visions that might change the way you see the world, you won’t want to miss this !!!

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Whether you’re an artist, an activist, a deep thinker, or someone who just feels that unsettling unrest in your chest, this show is definitely for you. YOU ARE NOT ALONE! It’s for anyone who has ever felt crushed by a system designed to silence, but who still refuses to stop creating, loving, and dreaming🥺💞

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The exhibition runs through August 27th, so even if you can’t make the opening, come by while the doors are still open!! :)

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@N1v @Daniel <<< artist featured in this post

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2025/8/20 Edited to

... Read moreThe upcoming gallery event at Studio 45:213 in Brooklyn is more than just an art exhibition; it serves as a space for community engagement, resistance, and reflection on pressing social issues. The show focuses on life's challenges under American fascism and capitalism, presenting authentic artworks that confront systemic oppression and inspire resilience. This exhibition channels historical contexts of authoritarianism in art, reminiscent of the 1937 Nazi "Degenerate Art" exhibition, where oppressive regimes censored and punished dissenting art and artists. Similarly, Soviet restrictions on artistic expression under Khrushchev's rule highlighted the power of art to challenge political orthodoxy. Today’s exhibition echoes these struggles by spotlighting contemporary work opposing fascism, capitalism, and authoritarian control in the United States. Visitors can expect to encounter diverse artistic styles including realism, abstract, and surrealism, each offering unique perspectives on themes of fear, hope, and beauty amid resistance. The event also features live performances and poetry readings, enhancing the immersive experience and allowing direct dialogue with creators passionate about art as a tool for social change. Moreover, this exhibition reflects contemporary political climates where funding and institutional leadership increasingly impact the arts through ideological restrictions. By hosting this show, the organizers emphasize art’s vital role in building community, promoting activism, and preserving human rights. The event invites not only artists and activists but anyone grappling with societal unrest to find solidarity and inspiration. Open through August 27, the gallery encourages attendees to engage actively with these urgent narratives and experience art as a form of resistance and hope in turbulent times.