Pioneer Works

On the Grid : 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."

What to Do in New York City This Summer

"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."

The Best of ‘The Year I Ate New York’

"Coconut-curry-infused crispy rice salad with sour pork and sorrel made by Chinchakriya Un’s pop-up Kreung at Pioneer Works’ Supper Club series will live in my mind forever." - E. Alex Jung