Q2 Check in with Sad Girls Club x Blue Water Girls
- 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm | Tuesday July 29, 2025
- Studio | Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Let’s be real… I’m sure the 2025 we’re living in wasn’t on anyone’s bingo card. Join Sad Girls Club and the Blue Water Girls at The Ace Hotel Brooklyn for an evening of connection, community and kiki’ing. Expect salon style conversation and journaling prompts to get you right for Q3. You don’t want to be left out of this group chat.
About—
Sad Girls Club is a Brooklyn based non-profit committed to supporting the mental wellness of marginalized communities by providing community building events, therapy scholarships and culturally relevant programming since 2017, learn more at sadgirlsclub.org
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Sunset Yoga at Ace Hotel Palm Springs
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Upcoming events at Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Ace Artist-in-Residence: Pied-à-Terre by Alex Yudzon at A!R
Alex Yudzon has spent the past decade transforming hotel rooms into temporary studios, sculptural playgrounds, and photographic stages. Known for his idiosyncratic approach—constructing elaborate installations using only the furniture and objects found within each room—Yudzon captures these ephemeral compositions in a single photograph before dismantling the evidence and checking out. The resulting images are part still life, part performance relic, part architectural hallucination. They reflect his fascination with transience, privacy, and the absurd theater of American interiors. Pied-à-terre, his exhibition…
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Ace Artist-in-Residence: Pied-à-Terre by Alex Yudzon at A!R
Alex Yudzon has spent the past decade transforming hotel rooms into temporary studios, sculptural playgrounds, and photographic stages. Known for his idiosyncratic approach—constructing elaborate installations using only the furniture and objects found within each room—Yudzon captures these ephemeral compositions in a single photograph before dismantling the evidence and checking out. The resulting images are part still life, part performance relic, part architectural hallucination. They reflect his fascination with transience, privacy, and the absurd theater of American interiors. Pied-à-terre, his exhibition…
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