Artlog

Ad Hoc Art (AHA) is an art gallery and creative center. Dedicated to showing work that is often marginalized by the larger New York art scene, AHA focuses on the areas of street art, pop surrealism, lowbrow, illustration, tattoo, print-making, as well as the larger history of underground art, activism, and graffiti. It is a venue for artists who are passionate, committed to their craft, and challenging the boundaries of a “Fine Art” isolated from society at large.

Some of the artists that Ad Hoc Art has featured are: Swoon, BAST, Aiko, Skewville, Chris Stain, Elbow Toe, Billy Mode, Josh MacPhee, Bill Fick, Rafael Fuchs, Nevada Hill, Richard Mock, Michael Krueger, Dennis McNett, FA-Q, Kembra Pfahler, James Turek, Sean StarWars, Gore B, Visual Resistance, PMP and many others.

Ad Hoc Art is one of the primary efforts of Peripheral Media Projects (PMP), in addition to design and print work. The gallery space is adjacent to the PMP production studio off the Morgan Avenue “L” train – nestled in an area zoned the “East Williamsburg Industrial Park”, amongst concrete factories, lumber yards, metal recyclers, and waves of creative-types looking for affordable live/work spaces.