Closing Party for Dada in the House

Celebrating Day de Dada Exhibit “Dada in the House” at the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art
Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY . Closing Party 12/30/23.

Thank you to (in order of appearance)
John Bostrom
Mark Kehoe
Milenka Berengolc
Dan Contrino
Reid Wood
Joel Cohen Sticker Dude
Rachel Jensen
Barbara Lubliner
Gail Wood
Mark Semanchik

FAVORITES Dada in the House

Gallery visitors talk about their favorite piece in the exhibit and why they like it at “Dada in the House” 20 years of Day de Dada Performance Art Collective at Newhouse Galleries, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY December 2023

Day de Dada Mail Art Workshop with The Sticker Dude

Day de Dada Mail Art Workshop: Who, What, Where is Home? with Special Guest – The Sticker Dude

Dada de Dada hosted a Mail Art Workshop in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art on December 10, 2023, as part of the exhibition “Dada in the House: 20 Years in Staten Island.” At this hands-on workshop, we invited visitors to explore Mail Art, a fun and expressive art form. Supplies and guidance were provided to help map, describe, create, and send Mail Art about personal concepts of Home.

Special Guest The Sticker Dude, Joel has been exchanging mail art since the mid 1980’s. Joel collects, creates, and solicits artwork, puns, and aphorisms – the visual and verbal symbols surrounding us. He strips them of their old context and supplies a new one. As a professional printer, he reproduces them in quantity in readily accessible media and distributes them as freely and personally as possible. Joel’s work also includes musical and multimedia performance art.

DADA IN THE HOUSE is made possible through generous support from the Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
DADA IN THE HOUSE is made possible by a DCLA Art Fund Grant from Staten Island Arts, with public funding from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.