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Lite Brite Neon Studio was founded in 1997 as a studio to help produce neon objects of good quality and design. Time Out New York says Lite Brite Neon Studio is "arguably the neon king of New York, " and Black Book calls them "the darling of artists and designers." In 2005, Lite Brite Neon launched its own line of neon lamps and light fixtures. They currently design, build and produce work for clients worldwide. Lite Brite Neon Studio serves both as a resource for artists and designers, as well as a think tank and problem-solving studio. Over the last decade the studio has branched out from beyond our roots in working solely with neon lighting to producing all sorts of illuminated and non-illuminated displays and art installations. Our in-house capabilities include vinyl plotting, cnc cutting of wood, metal and plastics and fabrication for large-scale, international display rollouts. We continue to grow in the scope of the projects and work we produce, and have an ever-expanding list of skills and clients for whom we craft all sorts of displays and scenic work, lamps, designs and graphics.

Issue Project Room is a pioneering Brooklyn-based performance nonprofit that has been pushing the boundaries of artistic practice since its founding in 2003. They commission and premiere innovative new works by interdisciplinary artists, spanning genres of music, dance, literature, and film, and serve as a leading cultural incubator, stimulating critical dialogue in the broader community. With a focus on expanding the boundaries of artistic expression, Issue Project Room presents a diverse range of projects that challenge traditional norms and foster creative exploration. Their Winter Season Opening in 2024 will feature the NYC premiere of the work "WE CAN REALLY FEEL LIKE WE'RE HERE" by multimedia collective Negativland, along with a live multimedia project by local vocalist and producer Maralie Armstrong-Rial. Through their commitment to supporting emerging and established artists, Issue Project Room continues to be a vital force in the Brooklyn arts scene.Generated from the website

Plywood Pictures is a creative studio located in Brooklyn, NY, specializing in visual storytelling. With an emphasis on innovative design and production, the studio showcases a diverse portfolio of work that reflects its commitment to quality and creativity. Situated at 540 President St. #2L, Plywood Pictures serves as a hub for artistic collaboration and project development. The company is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of visual media while delivering compelling narratives through their work. Generated from the website