kelleybrannonprojects

A brand new painting that hopefully inspires thoughtful consideration and dialogue about immigration and the intense life-threatening hardships facing those who attempt to escape their home countries to enter in the US.

25% of this sale will go to the NYCLU for fighting for Immigrant Rights and Democracy Now for reporting on these important issues! Support their efforts and local art/artists and buy it now and put it in your home! Sliding scale: $200 – $350. Thank you!

Desert Escape by Kelley Brannon, summer 2017: oil and acrylic on found particle board

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Had a great shoot & show here back in April and while the scene is edited, we’re still tweaking the sound; additionally, many people I am working with on this project, myself included, are also working on a million other things so sometimes progress is slow, but that’s okay! More info to come!

flyer by Adam Selbst

Come stand with us in North Dakota if you’re able! #nodapl #daplleavesfirst

In Brooklyn: Rally  at Borough Hall from 4-7pm in support of Yemeni community and Emergency Town Hall Meeting addressing the ban:

That’s right, we’re at it again! Join us for another amazing Launch Party (II) as part of BOS Friday, September 30, 2016 at the original Little Skips. We’ll be showing the three opening test scenes from the film, including a coffee shop scene filmed in Skips. We’ll also be doing a short reading from the screenplay and there will be music/bands after. It’s going to be fun so mark your calendar.

Little Skips – 941 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn, NY

The event is free but we will gladly accept donations that will go towards the production of this film. Donate now on Indiegogo via our website: emptyspacesfilm.com

by Adam Selbst

By Jesse Fairbairn

This Labor Day we go for the gold-in film making-by launching an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. This has been a long time coming. Check out our website for more info: emptyspacesfilm.com

Everyone’s invited to the party, so I hope to see you there: Monday, September 5 (Labor Day) at Big Irvs Gallery, 381 Hooper Street (corner of Hooper and South 1st) 6-10pm