ON AND OFF THE HOOK: WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE RECEPTION & LIVE PERFORMANCES
ON AND OFF THE HOOK, a comedy-themed art exhibition with live performances, produced as part of the NY Comedy Festival
Get ready for an unforgettable night of laughter, art, and music at On and Off The Hook, a comedic-themed art exhibition and reception at ARTHOUSE.NYC! The event will feature a live performance by the What's Not To Love crew,.
featuring
Erik Bergstrom (Comedy Central)
Victor Varnado (Comedy Central
Flash Rosenberg (Guggenheim)
Hosted by Susannah Perlman and Jackson Sturkey, Backed by the Contemporary Adult Band, this evening will be a brilliant fusion of comedy, music, and visual art. With this dynamic lineup of comedians, artists, and musicians, you'll experience an exciting blend of performances and creativity. What’s not to love?
Live performances from comedians throughout the event add an interactive and entertaining layer to the experience. Sponsoring and supporting ON AND OFF THE HOOK means not only contributing to the arts but also helping to foster a space where creativity and laughter come together—two essential elements for bringing joy and connection to the community. It’s an opportunity to champion both emerging and established artists and comedians while supporting a cultural endeavor that highlights the importance of humor in our everyday lives.
Featuring the work of:
Erik Bergstrom (New Yorker, Colbert, Comedy Central)
Joey Allgood (Real. Weird. Art.)
Emily Flake (New Yorker)
David Craig Ellis (Not Another Gallery)
Flash Rosenberg (Guggenheim Fellow)
Victor Varnado (New Yorker, NSF Grantee, Comedy Central)
Phil Witte, “Funny Stuff: How Great Cartoonists Make Great Cartoons.”
Adam Greener (“See Me After Class” and group “Be Kind Rewind”)
Eric Drysdale (Daily Show, Colbert & 10 Emmy Awards)
Laurence Gartel (digital art pioneer, Art Cars)
ON AND OFF THE HOOK, a comedy-themed art exhibition with live performances, produced as part of the NY Comedy Festival
Get ready for an unforgettable night of laughter, art, and music at On and Off The Hook, a comedic-themed art exhibition and reception at ARTHOUSE.NYC! The event will feature a live performance by the What's Not To Love crew,.
featuring
Erik Bergstrom (Comedy Central)
Victor Varnado (Comedy Central
Flash Rosenberg (Guggenheim)
Hosted by Susannah Perlman and Jackson Sturkey, Backed by the Contemporary Adult Band, this evening will be a brilliant fusion of comedy, music, and visual art. With this dynamic lineup of comedians, artists, and musicians, you'll experience an exciting blend of performances and creativity. What’s not to love?
Live performances from comedians throughout the event add an interactive and entertaining layer to the experience. Sponsoring and supporting ON AND OFF THE HOOK means not only contributing to the arts but also helping to foster a space where creativity and laughter come together—two essential elements for bringing joy and connection to the community. It’s an opportunity to champion both emerging and established artists and comedians while supporting a cultural endeavor that highlights the importance of humor in our everyday lives.
Featuring the work of:
Erik Bergstrom (New Yorker, Colbert, Comedy Central)
Joey Allgood (Real. Weird. Art.)
Emily Flake (New Yorker)
David Craig Ellis (Not Another Gallery)
Flash Rosenberg (Guggenheim Fellow)
Victor Varnado (New Yorker, NSF Grantee, Comedy Central)
Phil Witte, “Funny Stuff: How Great Cartoonists Make Great Cartoons.”
Adam Greener (“See Me After Class” and group “Be Kind Rewind”)
Eric Drysdale (Daily Show, Colbert & 10 Emmy Awards)
Laurence Gartel (digital art pioneer, Art Cars)