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IED Study I, II, and III, Caran d’Ache crayon on watercolor paper, 15x11″, 2013 by Brookie Maxwell.
These studies were done in the early stages of the Coming Home Project.
Want to find out more about the project? Click here or here or email: [email protected].
Filmmaker Philippe Tremblay-Berberi documents artist Brookie Maxwell sketching for her project, Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog.
Berberi has been with Maxwell throughout the process of bringing CHJCD to life, from an IED reenactment to the project’s first opening, as well as everything in between.
Keep an eye out for the video’s release, coming soon!
We are very proud to announce that the Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog exhibit, will be extended due to outstanding interest! The exhibit features work by Brookie Maxwell and COL Greg Gadson.
We hope everyone interested in the project gets a chance to see the show, now up through August 30.
Stay tuned for announcements about upcoming dialog programs!
We love New York City! One of COL Gregory Gadson's full color photographs projected onto HESCO features the NYC skyline!
Come see the installation at Gallery 138 as part of the current exhibition Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog.
Here we display works by artist Brookie Maxwell and feature photography by COL Gadson. The Coming Home project seeks to heal the rift by honoring and giving voice to wounded warriors and their families through art and effective dialog, and reconnecting us all as individuals, as communities, and as a nation.
Come see the exhibition at 138 W 17th St. New York, NY. Open Monday through Friday, 11am to 6pm, or by appointment.
All artwork available for purchase. Please inquire at [email protected].
The Loss of Innocence Study Drawings for unfinished mural in its first stages, Lazarus in Afghanistan: The Golden Hour by Brookie Maxwell.
Featured at Gallery 138 at the first installation of Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog. The Coming Home project seeks to heal the rift by honoring and giving voice to wounded warriors and their families through art and effective dialog, and reconnecting us all as individuals, as communities, and as a nation.
Come see the exhibition throughout the month of June at 138 W 17th St. New York, NY. Open Monday through Friday, 11am to 6pm, or by appointment.
All artwork available for purchase. Please inquire at [email protected].
Artist Brookie Maxwell and Specialist Jackson in front of unfinished mural in its first stages, Lazarus in Afghanistan: The Golden Hour. Image taken during the VIPreview of Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog at Gallery 138 last month.
The project will be open at Gallery 138 throughout the month of June.
Come take a look on the 5th floor of 138 W 17th St, New York, NY. Open Monday - Friday from 11am - 6pm or by appointment.
Scarred Resilience by COL Greg Gadson
Infrared photograph, printed on metal, edition of 10, 2014
Featured at Gallery 138 at the first installation of Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog. The Coming Home project seeks to heal the rift by honoring and giving voice to wounded warriors and their families through art and effective dialog, and reconnecting us all as individuals, as communities, and as a nation.
Come see the exhibition TONIGHT June 4th from 6:00-8:00 at 138 W 17th St. New York, NY for our opening night!
All artwork available for purchase. Please inquire at [email protected].
Brookie Maxwell's Coming Home project was featured in this month's Harvard Executive Education Exchange Alumni Newsletter!
Coming Home: Journey, Community, Dialog is a public art experience designed to heal the rift between America's civilian and military communities and give voice to wounded warriors and their families. The first installation of Coming Home opens tomorrow night at Gallery 138.
Please join us for a glass of wine tomorrow, June 4, 6:00-8:00 pm at 138 W. 17th Street!
