Eleven artists a shared vision. That’s Underdonk. Founded in 2013 Underdonk began as a small experimental project. It quickly evolved into a vibrant artist-run gallery. Initially located at 1717 Troutman Street Underdonk thrived in Bushwick’s industrial setting. Affordable rents attracted them. However that changed. Landlords evicted all galleries in 2015. Underdonk relocated temporarily. They then found their current home at 1329 Willoughby Avenue. Underdonk’s name? It’s a catchy twist on Onderdonk Street. That’s near their original location. It means “under the hill” in Dutch. Underdonk showcases emerging artists. They feature diverse disciplines. Readings performances and guest curators are common. Over 100 exhibitions prove their impact. Reviews in The New Yorker and other publications celebrate Underdonk. The gallery’s eleven members curate shows. They collaborate on larger projects like annual auctions. Underdonk prides itself on flexibility. They respect individual interests and schedules. They aim to be a community fixture. Not just an art world insider space. They invite participation from the Bushwick neighborhood. Underdonk is more than a gallery. It’s a hub for creativity. A space for collaboration. A place where art thrives. It represents a vibrant community of artists. A dedication to showcasing underrepresented talent. Underdonk’s story is a testament to resilience. A passion for art. And a commitment to community engagement. So step inside Underdonk. Discover the art. Experience the energy. Feel the heartbeat of this unique artist-run space.
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