At the opening night group show at JUICE gallery on St. Mark's Place

Thursday night marked the first group show at JUICE, a new gallery space at 8 St. Mark's Place between Second Avenue and Third Avenue.

JUICE, described as a "non-profit gallery dedicated to long-term community building in the instant age," was started by brothers Brendan McElroy and Daniel McElroy ...


[Brendan McElroy]


[Daniel McElroy and Brendan]

EVG contributor Stacie Joy was there for part of the opening, and shares these photos from the space ...









The group show features pieces by Lucien Smith, Spencer Sweeney, Harif Guzman, Jim (The Mosaic Man) Power, Maggie Lee, Perry Khalil and Eric Smith.


[Maggie Lee]









JUICE is open today from noon to 5 p.m.

JUICE is a new gallery on St. Mark's Place, and its first group show debuts tonight

Tonight marks the first group show at JUICE, a gallery space adjacent to the Dr. Brendan computer repair shop at 8 St. Mark's Place just east of Third Avenue...



Brendan McElroy and his brother Daniel McElroy are behind JUICE, described as a "non-profit gallery dedicated to long-term community building in the instant age."

Brendan, the founder of Dr. Brendan, is now a partner in the new location of St. Dymphna's on Avenue A.

Tonight from 7-10, you check out the group show featuring pieces by Lucien Smith, Spencer Sweeney, Harif Guzman, Jim (The Mosaic Man) Power, Maggie Lee, Perry Khalil, and Eric Smith.



The space got a test run in late January with show featuring local photographer Chad Moore.