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SUMMARY:Welcome Aboard
DESCRIPTION:We will announce upcoming events shortly In the meantime\, we remain open Saturdays and Thursdays.\nCome visit us in person.
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/barge-default/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:default,Unlisted
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SUMMARY:William King's "A Man and His Barge"
DESCRIPTION:“I was drawn to Red Hook with its edgy\, worn landscapes\, its ubiquitous rust\, and the extraordinary quality of its light. Some years ago\, while taking pictures there\, I came upon an old barge moored in a small inlet in the harbor.”  \nand so begin’s William King’s story of a Brooklyn man and his barge. \nThis photographic project highlights Captain David Sharps and the Waterfront Museum of Red Hook\, Brooklyn. The documentary imagery focuses on Captain Sharps and his various maritime activities\, operations and maintenance needed to maintain the historic vessel. \nThis show is on view during the museum’s regular open hours Thursdays and Saturdays\, May 4 – July 25 \nAdmission is by suggested donation (people usually leave between $2 and $20). \n  \n \n \n  \n  
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/a-man-and-his-barge-2/2024-07-06/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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SUMMARY:William King's "A Man and His Barge"
DESCRIPTION:“I was drawn to Red Hook with its edgy\, worn landscapes\, its ubiquitous rust\, and the extraordinary quality of its light. Some years ago\, while taking pictures there\, I came upon an old barge moored in a small inlet in the harbor.”  \nand so begin’s William King’s story of a Brooklyn man and his barge. \nThis photographic project highlights Captain David Sharps and the Waterfront Museum of Red Hook\, Brooklyn. The documentary imagery focuses on Captain Sharps and his various maritime activities\, operations and maintenance needed to maintain the historic vessel. \nThis show is on view during the museum’s regular open hours Thursdays and Saturdays\, May 4 – July 25 \nAdmission is by suggested donation (people usually leave between $2 and $20). \n  \n \n \n  \n  
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/a-man-and-his-barge-2/2024-07-11/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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SUMMARY:William King's "A Man and His Barge"
DESCRIPTION:“I was drawn to Red Hook with its edgy\, worn landscapes\, its ubiquitous rust\, and the extraordinary quality of its light. Some years ago\, while taking pictures there\, I came upon an old barge moored in a small inlet in the harbor.”  \nand so begin’s William King’s story of a Brooklyn man and his barge. \nThis photographic project highlights Captain David Sharps and the Waterfront Museum of Red Hook\, Brooklyn. The documentary imagery focuses on Captain Sharps and his various maritime activities\, operations and maintenance needed to maintain the historic vessel. \nThis show is on view during the museum’s regular open hours Thursdays and Saturdays\, May 4 – July 25 \nAdmission is by suggested donation (people usually leave between $2 and $20). \n  \n \n \n  \n  
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/a-man-and-his-barge-2/2024-07-13/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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SUMMARY:William King's "A Man and His Barge"
DESCRIPTION:“I was drawn to Red Hook with its edgy\, worn landscapes\, its ubiquitous rust\, and the extraordinary quality of its light. Some years ago\, while taking pictures there\, I came upon an old barge moored in a small inlet in the harbor.”  \nand so begin’s William King’s story of a Brooklyn man and his barge. \nThis photographic project highlights Captain David Sharps and the Waterfront Museum of Red Hook\, Brooklyn. The documentary imagery focuses on Captain Sharps and his various maritime activities\, operations and maintenance needed to maintain the historic vessel. \nThis show is on view during the museum’s regular open hours Thursdays and Saturdays\, May 4 – July 25 \nAdmission is by suggested donation (people usually leave between $2 and $20). \n  \n \n \n  \n  
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/a-man-and-his-barge-2/2024-07-18/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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SUMMARY:William King's "A Man and His Barge"
DESCRIPTION:“I was drawn to Red Hook with its edgy\, worn landscapes\, its ubiquitous rust\, and the extraordinary quality of its light. Some years ago\, while taking pictures there\, I came upon an old barge moored in a small inlet in the harbor.”  \nand so begin’s William King’s story of a Brooklyn man and his barge. \nThis photographic project highlights Captain David Sharps and the Waterfront Museum of Red Hook\, Brooklyn. The documentary imagery focuses on Captain Sharps and his various maritime activities\, operations and maintenance needed to maintain the historic vessel. \nThis show is on view during the museum’s regular open hours Thursdays and Saturdays\, May 4 – July 25 \nAdmission is by suggested donation (people usually leave between $2 and $20). \n  \n \n \n  \n  
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/a-man-and-his-barge-2/2024-07-20/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
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SUMMARY:William King's "A Man and His Barge"
DESCRIPTION:“I was drawn to Red Hook with its edgy\, worn landscapes\, its ubiquitous rust\, and the extraordinary quality of its light. Some years ago\, while taking pictures there\, I came upon an old barge moored in a small inlet in the harbor.”  \nand so begin’s William King’s story of a Brooklyn man and his barge. \nThis photographic project highlights Captain David Sharps and the Waterfront Museum of Red Hook\, Brooklyn. The documentary imagery focuses on Captain Sharps and his various maritime activities\, operations and maintenance needed to maintain the historic vessel. \nThis show is on view during the museum’s regular open hours Thursdays and Saturdays\, May 4 – July 25 \nAdmission is by suggested donation (people usually leave between $2 and $20). \n  \n \n \n  \n  
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/a-man-and-his-barge-2/2024-07-25/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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SUMMARY:LET THE MICE IN: THE SHADOW RING (1992–2002) reunion
DESCRIPTION:  \nJul 27\, 2024\n4 pm and 7 pm \n$25\, free for box set owners (with proof of purchase\, RSVP to info@blankforms.org by July 13) \n \nTICKETS at official event site \nOn the occasion of the monumental release of The Shadow Ring (1992–2002)\, the original Cat & Bells Club compatriots G. Lambkin & D. Harris will be joined by Novation Bass Station wizard and Phacto founder T. Goss for two sets of song and celebration. The three Folkestone-reared friends will reunite at the Waterfront Museum. Not performing as the Shadow Ring\, the performances will summon the trio’s current sonic incarnations\, featuring readings\, sound arrangements\, and a rare set by Call Back the Giants. Once on the water\, we’ll soon learn what the fish REALLY think. \nAt 9 pm\, join the group for an afterparty\, informal Q&A\, and DJ set at the San Pedro Inn. \nThroughout their legendary\, decade-long run\, the Shadow Ring were an enigmatic force on the international musical sub-underground. Before their disbandment in 2002\, this shambolic rock outfit\, formed by a group of rowdy teenagers in southeast England\, left behind a mighty run of eight LPs\, a handful of 7″s\, and a spate of raucous live shows and cryptic zine appearances on both sides of the Atlantic\, all which have bolstered their enduring word-of-mouth mystique. Beginning in 2023\, Blank Forms has launched a multipronged retrospective\, including the first vinyl pressing of the self-released pre-Shadow Ring tape The Cat & Bells Club (1992)\, reissues of their first two records\, and a comprehensive CD box set with a 500-page catalog. More reissues and activities are on the way.
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/let-the-mice-in-the-shadow-ring-1992-2002-reunion/2024-07-27/1/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:LET THE MICE IN: THE SHADOW RING (1992–2002) reunion
DESCRIPTION:  \nJul 27\, 2024\n4 pm and 7 pm \n$25\, free for box set owners (with proof of purchase\, RSVP to info@blankforms.org by July 13) \n \nTICKETS at official event site \nOn the occasion of the monumental release of The Shadow Ring (1992–2002)\, the original Cat & Bells Club compatriots G. Lambkin & D. Harris will be joined by Novation Bass Station wizard and Phacto founder T. Goss for two sets of song and celebration. The three Folkestone-reared friends will reunite at the Waterfront Museum. Not performing as the Shadow Ring\, the performances will summon the trio’s current sonic incarnations\, featuring readings\, sound arrangements\, and a rare set by Call Back the Giants. Once on the water\, we’ll soon learn what the fish REALLY think. \nAt 9 pm\, join the group for an afterparty\, informal Q&A\, and DJ set at the San Pedro Inn. \nThroughout their legendary\, decade-long run\, the Shadow Ring were an enigmatic force on the international musical sub-underground. Before their disbandment in 2002\, this shambolic rock outfit\, formed by a group of rowdy teenagers in southeast England\, left behind a mighty run of eight LPs\, a handful of 7″s\, and a spate of raucous live shows and cryptic zine appearances on both sides of the Atlantic\, all which have bolstered their enduring word-of-mouth mystique. Beginning in 2023\, Blank Forms has launched a multipronged retrospective\, including the first vinyl pressing of the self-released pre-Shadow Ring tape The Cat & Bells Club (1992)\, reissues of their first two records\, and a comprehensive CD box set with a 500-page catalog. More reissues and activities are on the way.
URL:https://waterfrontmuseum.org/event/let-the-mice-in-the-shadow-ring-1992-2002-reunion/2024-07-27/2/
LOCATION:Waterfront Museum\, 290 Conover Street\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Performance
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