November 5, 2010
Opening Friday November 5, during New York City Print Week, all we ever wanted was everything commissions nine artists to question the importance of the single image. These artists have been asked to design a single black and white image to be produced as a run of one thousand posters, free for the taking.
Opening reception refreshments provided by
November 4, 2010 
Saturday, DECEMBER 11, 2010, 4 to 7 pm. EFA and Printeresting team up for our second DIY Quick and Dirty Ephemera Swap!
For more information on how to participate, please email projectspace@efanyc.org
October 29, 2010 
Opening on Friday November 5, during New York City Print Week, all we ever wanted was everything commissions nine artists to question the importance of the single image. These artists have been asked to design a single black and white image to be produced as a run of one thousand posters, free for the taking.
Opening reception refreshments provided by
October 20, 2010 The Holster is a publishing project organized by Gary Fogelson, Phil Lubliner and Soner Ön. They produce short run artist publications that present a single, focused body of work or document a single event. The methods they use to produce their publications are as important as the work contained inside them.
On Saturday, October 16th, Gary Fogelson (below left) and Soner Ön (below right) printed, bound, trimmed and distributed a book of recent images collected and made by Bryan Graf. The book, conceived and designed in collaboration with Gary Fogelson and Phil Lubliner, presents Graf's process of finding and making images in real time by way of a modular edition that updates itself throughout the course of the day.
Thanks to The Holster for joining us to produce and distribute Bryan Graf's book in the EFA Project Space during EFA's Open Studios weekend! For a listing of upcoming events, including tomorrow's, Thursday, October 21st, closing event for Short-Term Deviation please refer to the events page, or click here.
October 20, 2010 
To celebrate the culmination of this year's Create Change Public Artist Residency program, The Laundromat Project is hosting a public art potluck at EFA Project Space-- a unique gathering that asks its guests to bring ideas instead of food. The evening will focus on the Create Change residents' activities over the last six months, which have ranged from collecting oral histories to teaching sustainable organic stewardship, and will include dessert by Chef Rachael Mamane of Brooklyn Bouillon.
