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...slide for some photos of our midossage reception on Sept. 22. Thank you to those of you that came over! Curated by @alexrojasstudio @janicesloane @suzannebroughel and truly yours @juanita_lanzo artworks are on view at @bulletspacecollab 292 E. 3rd Street New York, NY #juanitalanzo #suzannebroughel #janicesloane #alexrojascurator #bulletspace #watercolorpencildrawings #structuralracism #performanceart #photography (at Bullet Space) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Phi1HFHWi/?igshid=1i9i8lcwswju7

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"Carnal attachment", (detail), 2019. Watercolor pencil on paper. 11" x 15" I will be at Bullet Space this Sun. 9/15 & 9/22 from 1_6pm. Come say hi! On view at @bulletspacecollab curated by @alexrojasstudio and also featuring works by @suzannebroughel and @janicesloane Where: 292 E. 3rd Street, New York NY #juanitalanzostudio #alexrojascurator #suzannebroughel #janicesloane #bulletspace #watercolorpencildrawings #surrealistdrawings biologyinspireddrawings #organicabstractions2019 (at Bullet Space) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2Uma0HlaBI/?igshid=1gzc0cvah67kf

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....See you tonight! Fri. Sept. 6 from 6-9pm. Bullet Space, 292 E. 3rd Street, NY, NY 10009 @bulletspacecollab "Harmony", 2015 (detail). Watercolor pencil and watercolor on paper. 42" x 65". Curated by Alex Rojas @alexrojasstudio and featuring works by @janicesloane @suzannebroughel and truly yours @juanita_lanzo #suzannebroughel #juanitalanzo and #janicesloane share their focus on the biology of the body as the catalyst for their creations. On view through Oct. 6 #bulletspace #alexrojascurator #juanitalanzostudio #surrealistdrawings #watercolorpencildrawings #watercolor #latinxartist #whitenessandstructuralracism #bodypolitics biologyofthebody # (at Bullet Space) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2EnAWIlrse/?igshid=avpmli6mnosb

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Bullet Space - Manhattan, New York

This is probably one of the most interesting spaces I've ever been in. What started out as a tenement building hosting 90 people at the turn of the century became a home to squatters in the late 80's. The squatters eventually stayed in the building long enough and was given ownership by the city for the price of 1$. 

All of the squatters were artists that created their own stoves for heat and built running utilities throughout the house themselves. We got the chance to meet one of the residents who gave us a tour and showed us all of the artifacts they had found from the tenements. 

Today Bullet Space is still an open art gallery with many different rotating artists and functions. A lot of history was witnessed and recorded here and the gallery is a huge part of the lower east side culture.