“The search for effective means of visualizing subjective, intangible content goes back to the early 20th-century expressionists. Jackson Pollock and his generation took it to new levels of abstraction. The Techspressionists […] are carrying it forward, using innovative tools and techniques to communicate their personal visions […] Techspressionist imagery generates its own aura, deriving its authenticity from the artist’s intention.” “Hello, Brooklyn!” // Techspressionism 2024 presents over 100 expressive, innovative works in a variety of styles and mediums. Sponsored by PSC-CUNY, the Kingsborough Art Museum will display the exhibition from August 7th to September 25th, 2024. An opening reception will be held on Friday, August 9th, from 5 to 7 p.m.

About the Climate Art Collection
The Climate Art Collection is an international non-profit that curates, collects and mediates climate-change related artworks on a global scale. Our goal is to make climate change and the associated effects perceptible and tangible through art.