Anthropomorphic Arts New York City
Anthros is an exhibition of the anthropomorphic arts, hosted at the Tom Kane theater in the creative hub of Industry City. It is an opportunity for the esteemed artists of our community to reach their discerning patrons, and for those patrons to discover the incredible works these talented individuals have to offer.
A combination art gallery and vendor hall, visitors can expect walls of the finest furry creations, available for perusal and purchase, as well as a market-style experience where artists can offer their wares, take commissions, and meet their adoring audiences.
Questions & Answers
Is admission free?
Yes. Anthros NYC is free and open to the public. Donations are warmly welcomed at donations.anthros.nyc.
Are fursuits welcome?
Absolutely. Fursuits and partial suits are welcome. Do keep in mind that the venue has no coat or bag check, plan ahead and consider bringing a handler to look after your belongings while suited.
Is there a coat or bag check?
No coat or bag check is available at the venue. If you plan to fursuit, arrange for your gear accordingly before arriving.
How do I get there?
Tom Kane Theater, Industry City — 51 35th St, Building 5, Brooklyn, NY 11232 ↗
By subway: Take the D, N, or R train to 36th St (Brooklyn). From the station it is about a 5–7 minute walk west along 35th St.
By car: Parking is available in the Industry City lots on 2nd Avenue. For a larger and very convenient lot, Micro Center (just a short walk away) has abundant free parking and is a well-kept local secret.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes. Industry City and the Tom Kane Theater are wheelchair accessible.
Is there an after gathering?
Yes. AnthrosAfter, hosted by NYC FurMeets, runs from 6 to 10 PM at Standard Wormwood Distillery, just across the courtyard from Anthros. A seamless end to the day.
Poster by Seezy
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