Mailing address:
Cinders Gallery
103 Havemeyer st. store#2
Brooklyn, NY 11211

Email:
info@cindersgallery.com

Phone Number:
(718)388-2311

Hours:
Wed-Fri 2pm-8pm
Sat + Sun 12pm-7pm

Directions:
L/G train to Lorimer/Metropolitan Ave stop (second stop from Manhattan)
Exit at Union Ave and make left on Metropolitan Ave.
Walk towards the BQE (highway).
Go under it and keep walking till you get to Havemeyer st. and make a left.
We are 2 blocks south, between Hope st. and Grand st., next to the Hope Deli.
See you there!

Submissions Policy:
We love finding out about new artists and always welcome folks to submit their work for review.

We prefer you to email images (jpegs or gifs) and/or refer us to your website.
Please put SUBMISSION in the subject or we may not see it!
Also include your resume, bio, and any other information you'd like to share.
EMAIL US HERE: cinders.submissions@gmail.com

For zines, books, and records/CDs you should send or drop off a sample copy.

We have been getting a tremendous amount of submissions recently (amazing!) so just be patient, we haven't forgotten you, we promise.

Thanx for wanting to contribute to Cinders!!

The Story

Cinders Gallery is an artist space located on a shady tree-lined street in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. We have a gallery that is host to monthly art shows as well as other events that have included live music, readings, slide shows, and performance. There is a store section that features drawings, paintings, prints, t-shirts, artist books, zines, and other handmade goodies.

The idea for Cinders began from a desire to create a space to show art that felt more homey, warm, and inviting than the often cold and intimidating atmophere of galleries. When we realized that we were not alone and that there was quite a significant community out there who felt the same way, we were inspired to start bringing these like-minded people together under one roof. As we searched for the right location, our house literally burned down in front of us, leaving us basically homeless but also putting the requisite "fire" under our asses to quickly make it a reality. Thus "Cinders" was born. Born out of tragedy and the basic DIY tenet of: If you are unhappy with the way others are doing it, you just have to do it yourself.

We moved in to our present location in June of 2004, opened up the doors by the end of July, and have been running with it ever since, always growing and evolving and pushing it. You should come by and say hi!

yours,
Cinders
Sto and Kelie Bowman
Founding Firestarters



Pictures




Kelie's house after the fire


Scavenging through Kelie's room


The floor in Kelie's room


Cinders during the building process


Ahhhh, putting up dry wall


Kelie painting the floor


Finally Open!


Outside of our first show by Kim Schifino and Matt Johnson


An early pic in the store


A robot visitor


Oustide Fall 2005


Early spring 2006


Summer 2006


Inside the store section


Our book and zine section