Fuchs Projects

06/12/2023

03/02/2023

See my works and other artists at Galleri Wärme , Copenhagen.
Rafael Fuchs

10/07/2022

"Arts from the Motherland”
Reception : Saturday Oct 8th at the Thames Art Center] 6-9pm
We are excited to host a large Group Exhibition featuring 11 artists from the AFRICAN continent, curated and presented by Dozie Arts.
This exhibition will introduce to New York eleven emerging artists drawn from Africa and the African Diaspora.
The richness of traditional African cultures, the painful passage into and through colonialism and the deep shadows and conflicts which continue, visions and depictions of Black skin, the strength of an African woman as she dances or sits in stillness... each of these young painters grapples with the reality of the contemporary moment and presents a creative vision which is both disarmingly beautiful and politically confrontational.

Opening night is Saturday Oct 8th at the Thames Art Center] in BK . Time 6-9pm
The show will run on till Monday (Oct. 8th.-10th.)

Artists

09/24/2022

CLICK the image to view the MINI-TOUR.
RAFAEL FUCHS
Open Studio.
Sept. 2002

The background song “The Message” by Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five is what brought me to NY in the 80s. I landed in NY with $400 in my pocket , and a bug dream .
( A few years later I had the honor of spending a day with the Grand Master , photographing him in my studio in different sets.)
And here I am at my studio, after all these years, so grateful that I am able to celebrate and share the journey of years of challenges , yet with joy ,expressing and channeling the process of creativity and healing.
Blessings to all of us.
This video was taken during Bushwick Open Studios event, Sept. 2022
All works by © Rafael Fuchs

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Bushwick Open Studios

Rafael Fuchs () on Instagram: "RAFAEL FUCHS Open Studio. Sept. 2022 The background song “The Message” by Grand Master Flash..."

09/13/2022

RAFAEL FUCHS
OPEN STUDIO
SEPT. 17th.-18th. ( Saturday And Sunday)
11am-9 pm
147 Thames st. Bklyn, NY 11237
As a part of Bushwick Open Studio .

You’ll have an opportunity to take a glance at my new mixed-media works (some in progress) from my series “Women R Beautiful “ (mixed-media paintings with photography, acrylic and oil paints ).
As well as other series as “ Plunge” , “The New Religion” silk screens from “ Death of a Hipster” and some of my rare silver-gelatin and color vintage prints ( 1981-3) that I retrieved from my brother’s basement in Tel Aviv .
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04/28/2022

Photography, Poetry, Punk event curated by Alex Rueda at 4.20.22
See a slide show here 📸
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03/22/2022

Purim party at the Chabad Of Bushwick - East Williamsburg 2022
Photographs by © Rafael Fuchs

03/20/2022

Thank you, all, for coming this past Friday to Thames Art Center , Bushwick, to celebrate "WEAR DARK CLOTHES: LIGHT PAINTERS”, the popup art show of Chanette Manso (co-founder of French Light Painting League) and guest artists Eric Mellinger, Eva Mueller, and Mehdi Irhzal. Curated by Izzy Nova.
The exhibition featured images created with light-painting techniques; part photography, part performance.



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02/10/2022

Building a creative community of artists right in the heart of Bushwick, at
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11/07/2021

Thank you, all, for coming to the reception of “ATITI”, paintings by Joseph Eze at Thames Art Center.
( scroll ➡️) Congratulations to the artist, who joined us from Nigeria via zoom conversation (see 4th. image), answering questions that were asked by visitors of the show.
The exhibition that is curated by Vincent Ugokwe of DozieArts will be up Monday-Friday, through Nov. 12th. noon-5 pm.at Thames Art Center, 147 Thames st. Brooklyn, NY 11237

Atiti means “waste” in Igbo Language . The exhibition examines the life of people living at the so called bottom of social structure. They might be considered unimportant just like waste, but their lives are full of deep and diverse stories as depicted in the various paintings

"Stories rarely told, faces rarely seen, voices rarely heard"
📸 by Rafael Forchs

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