Wonder, Whimsy, and the Wild Unknown
Step into a world of playful mystery and heartfelt creativity at Wonder, Whimsy, and the Wild Unknown, a vibrant new group art show featuring the work of Ellen Niz, Bianca Dominguez...
From October 17 & 18
Gowanus Open Studios x Two Locations
We're opening our doors for Gowanus Open Studios!
Stop by our office to meet seven artists, discover their work, and learn about their creative processes.
Also, make a stop at our gallery to meet JG Debray and discover his illustrations and merch of the Roaches of NY.
Hosted by Arts Gowanus, Gowanus Open Studios is Brooklyn’s biggest celebration of local art and artists; hundreds of artists across dozens of venues in the greater Gowanus neighborhood will open their doors, giving the public a rare glimpse inside the former factories, warehouses, and studio buildings of this vibrant neighborhood.
Opening Friday, Oct 16
Roaches of NYC
Roaches of NYC is taking over the Craftspring Gallery!
Step into JG Debray’s wonderfully offbeat world of cockroach characters, shop special Roaches of NYC pieces, and discover our new collaboration featuring mini ornaments, bag charms, postcards, and stickers. It’s a playful celebration of New York’s tiniest residents—and the humor, personality, and charm that make the city what it is.
The opening party is on Friday, October 16, 2026 from 6 - 11PM.
Location:
287 Third Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Location & Hours
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Upcoming
Roaches of NYC Pop-Up Opening
October 16, 2026
6:00 - 11:00 PMGowanus Open Studios
October 17 & 18, 2026
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Hours
Sat, October 17: 12:00 - 6:00 PM
Sun, October 18: 12:00 - 6:00 PM
On view from Sep 10 - Sep 24
Odes To Common Things
Inspired by Pablo Neruda’s celebration of ordinary objects, Tea Arts & Culture's Odes To Common Things brings poetry, tea, music, and visual art together in an ongoing community project. More than 800 poems have been created through the hands of artists, neighbors, friends, and strangers, forming a growing archive of everyday reflections, shared experiences, and human connection.
Installation featuring:
- Selection of Odes to Common Things poetry written by Tea Arts & Culture event participants, led by Robin Lampman
- Handmade papers by Tea Arts & Culture event participants, led by Michele Brody with Destiny Jones
- Sound of Winter Tea 2025 by Dan Gorelick, Maria Takeuchi, Alec Fellman, Serena Stucke of Testu Collective, and Dan Tesene
- Ikebana by Kristina Bajunaishvili
The opening reception is Thursday, September 10, 6:00–7:30 PM, with special events throughout the exhibition. Space is limited; register for the events here.
About Tea Arts & Culture
Tea Arts & Culture is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating connections through the art of tea. Through exhibitions, public events, and mentorship programs, they bring together art, nature, and cultural exchange to nurture creativity, mindfulness, and community.
Discover more about them at their website.
Special Events
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Opening Night Poetry Writing
Thursday, September 10
6:00 PM - 7:30PMCelebrate the opening of the exhibition with a communal poetry-writing session. Come and sip tea, write your ode, and meet friends.
Space is limited and registration is required. Reserve your spot here.
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Natural Wine & Tea Evening
Friday, September 18
6:00PM - 7:30PMSpend a fun evening pairing natural wine and tea. Come meet friends and join us in conversation.
Tickets can be found here.
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Odes To Common Things: Artist Conversations
Thursday, September 24
6:00PM - 7:30PMHear from the artists behind the exhibition as they discuss the making of Odes To Common Things, and the creative process behind this community art project.
Reserve your spot here.
Past Events
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Beauty Reclaimed
A Three-Person Exhibition Featuring Elena Ochs, Judith Ornstein, and Alexandra Jamieson. From the wreckage of consumer culture and torn pages of forgotten books, Beauty Reclaimed invites viewers into a world where...
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Tender Beings
A group exhibition exploring care, spirituality, liminality, and the sacredness of soft things Tender Beings invites viewers into a space between worlds—between thought and feeling, spirit and soil, grief and...
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Odes to Common Things
Craftspring is proud to host Odes to Common Things, a collaborative exhibition with Tea Arts & Culture, as part of our Community Artists Showcase. This immersive experience brings together poetry...
