Pioneer Works

"Dustin Yellin moved to New York over a decade ago with a vision, to host artists, visionaries and cultural thought leaders in one place. His vision game to fruition in 2012 after purchasing an abandoned warehouse in Red Hook, which now serves as a multidisciplinary space hosting art galleries, educational programs, artist residencies and parties + events." - Michael Ciancio

"Artist Dustin Yellin opened this non-profit contemporary arts center, located in a large, brick and timber 19th-century warehouse in Red Hook, a few years back. It feels a bit like a young PS1, with one of the largest uninterrupted exhibition spaces in New York City, both indoor and outdoor exhibition areas, public programs, artists residencies, and a magazine, Intercourse. You can also rent the space for private events."

"Artist Dustin Yellin opened this non-profit contemporary arts center, located in a large, brick and timber 19th-century warehouse in Red Hook, a few years back. It feels a bit like a young PS1, with one of the largest uninterrupted exhibition spaces in New York City, both indoor and outdoor exhibition areas, public programs, artists residencies, and a magazine, Intercourse. You can also rent the space for private events."

The Brooklyn Guide

"There’s always something interesting happening at Pioneer Works, the art and performance space housed in a former Red Hook industrial iron factory. This summer, they're running a chef dinner series, which kicked off May 4 and will run for four months, held outdoors with limited seating."

"For gallery exhibitions, performing art showcases and an interactive arts space in the neighborhood. This artist and scientist-led nonprofit cultural center provides artists, musicians, scientists, technologists, community organizers, and educators the resources and platform they need to expand their practices." - Coolstuff Team