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March 2024 by Nils Paellmann
New arts center near the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn. The old powerhouse was brilliantly adopted by famous architects Herzog and De Meuron, reminding me of the architects' Tate Gallery in London or for that matter the Neues Museum in Berlin (though by a different architect).
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December 2023 by Sam
Awesome Evening
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November 2023 by Sam W
Awesome Evening
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November 2023 by Wallace Flores
One of the most welcoming locations for artists and performers. A wonderful blank canvas in a beautiful setting. A magnificent performance and Arts location, well suited for the neighborhood and the City..
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November 2023 by Janet Crowley
Toured it during OHNY weekend. Amazing space. Ceramics studio and print studio are already in operation but the rest opens May 2024.
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September 2023 by Joseph Valle
it's beautiful and I hope they let me do an event here at some point
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June 2023 by Blue Jay (Mx. Daniels)
PHA poses as a ngo, when it’s very for profit. For a tour or over 5 people, with continued weeks to see the ceramics studio, they are wanting to fill their expensive two seats left. They have only two functioning single bathrooms for a full house of over 50 artists just on one department. The building used to be a “safe space” for qtpoc youth, and now is far of a financially viable nor haven for qtpoc artists. They’ll charge you for every aspect, your chair, shelf, usage, and we didn’t even get to studio access rentals. PHA is making room for the rapid gentrification in the surrounding area. I would recommend to support small businesses even in the neighborhood for affordable ceramics and related classes. Then to spend 1000 a month.
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June 2023 by Blue Frieze
PHA poses as a ngo, when it’s very for profit. For a tour or over 5 people, with continued weeks to see the ceramics studio, they are wanting to fill their expensive two seats left. They have only two functioning single bathrooms for a full house of over 50 artists just on one department. The building used to be a “safe space” for qtpoc youth, and now is far of a financially viable nor haven for qtpoc artists. They’ll charge you for every aspect, your chair, shelf, usage, and we didn’t even get to studio access rentals. PHA is making room for the rapid gentrification in the surrounding area. I would recommend to support small businesses even in the neighborhood for affordable ceramics and related classes. Then to spend 1000 a month.
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June 2023 by Blue Jay
PHA poses as a ngo, when it’s very for profit. For a tour or over 5 people, with continued weeks to see the ceramics studio, they are wanting to fill their expensive two seats left. They have only two functioning single bathrooms for a full house of over 50 artists just on one department. The building used to be a “safe space” for qtpoc youth, and now is far of a financially viable nor haven for qtpoc artists. They’ll charge you for every aspect, your chair, shelf, usage, and we didn’t even get to studio access rentals. PHA is making room for the rapid gentrification in the surrounding area. I would recommend to support small businesses even in the neighborhood for affordable ceramics and related classes. Then to spend 1000 a month.
