Tag: News
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Small Works for Big Change September 1 – October 31, 2020
Small Works for Big Change is an online art sale and fundraiser that brings together the work of artists based at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. All works are small in both stature—no larger than 24” x 24” x 24″—as well as price—not exceeding $600. All proceeds go directly to artists, with all artists donating a portion of…
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Zoom and Draw the Earth to the Sky: Westbeth and the Far West Village Friday, August 14, 2020
Zoom and Draw the Earth to the Sky: Westbeth and the Far West VillageFriday, August 14, 2:00pm In this delightful, interactive event, artist Nick Golebiewski will explore Westbeth and its Far West Village environs. We’ll start at the Abingdon Square farmer’s market, and sketch everything from flowers on sale at the market to the incredible industrial architecture of…
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Brooklyn Navy Yard Holiday Market December 1-2, 2018
Nom Wah Tea Parlor (Chinatown), Archival Print (Gouache and carbon transfer on paper), 8″ x 8″, 2014 Brooklyn Navy Yard Holiday Market Saturday-Sunday, December 1-2, 12-6 pm Building 77 (141 Flushing Avenue at Vanderbilt Avenue) Brooklyn Navy Yard RSVP You’re invited to the Brooklyn Navy Yard Holiday Market, where I’ll pack up artwork from my…
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Off the Grid: “A Sketchy Greenwich Village”
An interview in the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation’s blog, Off the Grid, on 1/2/2017.
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On the High Line Blog
My drawing-a-day project, Nick’s Lunchbox Service, is on the High Line’s Blog: “Photo(s) of the Week: Drawing Inspiration from the High Line”. For a week, I made drawings on the High Line, an elevated out-of-use railroad trestle turned public park on the west side of Manhattan. Read the article.
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500 Drawings!
Today, May 15, 2015, marks the 500th consecutive drawing in my drawing-a-day project, “Nick’s Lunchbox Service” — a milestone. I’ve served up one drawing each and every day, wherever I happened to be be, since January 1, 2014, without missing a single one. I sketch something I pass and then take a photograph of the…
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Chasing the Light, One Drawing a Day in 2014
Did you know that in 2014 I made a drawing each and every day? Check out my Nick’s Lunchbox Service project, and often as it continues into 2015. The drawings are all made onsite, generally outdoors, photographed on site to blend in with the surroundings, and mostly focused on NYC streets and architecture, but occurred…
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Article in the Examiner
Article in the Examiner on my open studio at the Dumbo Arts Festival on September 27 and 28, 2014.