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OUTLET originated as a joint venture between Julian A. Jimarez Howard's Sunset Surf Club and Aliza Kelly Faragher's The Iconic Order. It opened in October of 2012. Their focus was presenting innovative and dynamic programming, hosting monthly exhibitions and workshops designed to engage and inspire through a comprehensive arts experience.
In November 2013 with newly renovated space, curator / producer Jason Andrew and artist / curator John Silvis joined forces with co-director / curator Julian A. Jimarez Howard in launching the new management of OUTLET Fine Art. In a convergence of experiences and visual aesthetics the gallery offers a distinctive brand that pushes the boundaries of curatorial practice, collaboration, and exhibition design.
ABOUT CURATORS.
JASON ANDREW is a Brooklyn based independent curator and producer. A prominent figure in the Bushwick art scene since 2006, Mr. Andrew is the founding director of Norte Maar. In 2010, he and the artist Deborah Brown opened Storefront. For his curatorial projects Mr. Andrew was voted Best Exhibitionist by the Village Voice, and was a feature in L Magazine’s Who Made the New Brooklyn. His exhibitions have been critically reviewed by Artforum, Art in America, and The New York Times among others. Recent curatorial project include, To be a Lady, featuring an international selection of historic, mid-career, and emerging women artists and is currently on view at the Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Singapore, during the Singapore Biennale (2013).
JULIAN A. JIMAREZ HOWARD, often the wearer of many hats, is a curator, educator, artist, entrepreneur, and art advisor, though not always in that order. He has lectured about curatorial practice and the art market at institutions such as Pratt, Brown University, and Sotheby’s Institute of Art and was NURTUREart’s 2012/2013 Project Curate Educator at Juan Morel Campos Secondary School in Brooklyn. His exhibitions have been featured in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Hyperallergic, Artnet News, Artinfo, Bushwick Daily and many others. He is the founder of OUTLET Fine Art and co-founder of Associated Gallery. As an established expert on the emerging art market and a leader in the Brooklyn art scene, Julian currently splits his time between acting as curator and Co-Director of OUTLET, his numerous outside art and curatorial projects, such as the recent exhibition Archimedes’ Bathtub with the New York Foundation for the Arts’ Immigrant Artist Program, consulting on art production and creative advertising, and advising clients both individual and corporate on the management and maintenance of their collections.
JOHN SILVIS is a Brooklyn-based artist and curator. He received his MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna and has received numerous grants and awards, including a commission for the Essl Collection in Vienna. Silvis’ recent art research has taken him to Beijing, Berlin and Zurich. Some recent exhibitions include “Crashcourse IV,” Norte Maar, “What I Know,” NYCAMS, New York (2012), “Crashcourse III,” Olson Gallery, Bethel University, MN (2012), and “Goodbye Space Shuttle,” Active Space, Brooklyn (2011). His recent curatorial projects include “New. New York,” Essl Museum, Vienna (2012), “1000 Rainbows,” Lia Chavez, First Things Gallery, New York (2012), and “Life Drawing,” Joshua Cave, First Things Gallery, New York (2013) and most recently "Warp and Weft, Chain Stitch and Pearl: Textiles in the Ahmanson Collection"(2015).
In November 2013 with newly renovated space, curator / producer Jason Andrew and artist / curator John Silvis joined forces with co-director / curator Julian A. Jimarez Howard in launching the new management of OUTLET Fine Art. In a convergence of experiences and visual aesthetics the gallery offers a distinctive brand that pushes the boundaries of curatorial practice, collaboration, and exhibition design.
ABOUT CURATORS.
JASON ANDREW is a Brooklyn based independent curator and producer. A prominent figure in the Bushwick art scene since 2006, Mr. Andrew is the founding director of Norte Maar. In 2010, he and the artist Deborah Brown opened Storefront. For his curatorial projects Mr. Andrew was voted Best Exhibitionist by the Village Voice, and was a feature in L Magazine’s Who Made the New Brooklyn. His exhibitions have been critically reviewed by Artforum, Art in America, and The New York Times among others. Recent curatorial project include, To be a Lady, featuring an international selection of historic, mid-career, and emerging women artists and is currently on view at the Sundaram Tagore Gallery, Singapore, during the Singapore Biennale (2013).
JULIAN A. JIMAREZ HOWARD, often the wearer of many hats, is a curator, educator, artist, entrepreneur, and art advisor, though not always in that order. He has lectured about curatorial practice and the art market at institutions such as Pratt, Brown University, and Sotheby’s Institute of Art and was NURTUREart’s 2012/2013 Project Curate Educator at Juan Morel Campos Secondary School in Brooklyn. His exhibitions have been featured in The New York Times, New York Magazine, Hyperallergic, Artnet News, Artinfo, Bushwick Daily and many others. He is the founder of OUTLET Fine Art and co-founder of Associated Gallery. As an established expert on the emerging art market and a leader in the Brooklyn art scene, Julian currently splits his time between acting as curator and Co-Director of OUTLET, his numerous outside art and curatorial projects, such as the recent exhibition Archimedes’ Bathtub with the New York Foundation for the Arts’ Immigrant Artist Program, consulting on art production and creative advertising, and advising clients both individual and corporate on the management and maintenance of their collections.
JOHN SILVIS is a Brooklyn-based artist and curator. He received his MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna and has received numerous grants and awards, including a commission for the Essl Collection in Vienna. Silvis’ recent art research has taken him to Beijing, Berlin and Zurich. Some recent exhibitions include “Crashcourse IV,” Norte Maar, “What I Know,” NYCAMS, New York (2012), “Crashcourse III,” Olson Gallery, Bethel University, MN (2012), and “Goodbye Space Shuttle,” Active Space, Brooklyn (2011). His recent curatorial projects include “New. New York,” Essl Museum, Vienna (2012), “1000 Rainbows,” Lia Chavez, First Things Gallery, New York (2012), and “Life Drawing,” Joshua Cave, First Things Gallery, New York (2013) and most recently "Warp and Weft, Chain Stitch and Pearl: Textiles in the Ahmanson Collection"(2015).
Overview
Location
United States, New York
Employees
1-10
Phone
+1 646-644-8200
Founded date
2012
FAQ about OUTLET Fine Art
When was OUTLET Fine Art founded?
OUTLET Fine Art was founded in 2012.
Is OUTLET Fine Art still active?
Yes, OUTLET Fine Art is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jun 12, 2009.