Join Richard J. Treitner for the closing party of his exhibition "Stolen Gods and Sick Apocalypses," with a live-stream reading of Richard’s poetry on Youtube on Friday, January 29, 7 PM.

The closing party is from 7-9 PM with a live-stream Reading at from 8 to 9 PM. Chairs will be spread out at the back of the space for the live stream and attendees will be required to wear masks.

"Stolen Gods and Sick Apocalypses" presents new and old work delving into gods, and goddesses, both real and imaginary; as well as the accumulated apocalypses of a lifetime by artist, Pagan, poet, photographer, and visionary goof Richard J. Treitner.

The exhibition ends Saturday, January 30. Exhibition hours are from 3-5:30 PM, Tuesday through Saturday.

New Normal health concerns are a primary. The customary Green Kill opening of beverages with finger foods will be covered for protection. If you wish to come on opening day, please understand that 10 people are permitted in the gallery at one time, that all attendees must were face masks, and we will us a “Non-Contact Infrared Digital Thermometer” and “Pulse Oximeter Blood Oxygen Level Monitor” for screening. Green Kill is equipped with a heat pump so the air is constantly refreshed and the space is, as always, sanitized. 

Richard J. Treitner

A fluke of nature, -Richard J. Treitner was born in Hoboken, N.J. where he did not ever meet Frank Sinatra. A belated flower child from the beginning, he was always of a spiritual and gay bend. When the aliens took him in the third grade to make much needed upgrades he did not mind the accompanying anal probes even one iota. Richard went from being left back that year to being gifted and talented thereafter. His spiritual inclinations blossomed when he became a full fledged pagan, witch,sometime psychic, and later on a High Priest, Bear Clan, and a Reverend in a Native American run church. Dealing with in subsequent years deaths, chronic illnesses, two murder attempts, and living through any number of real or imagined apocalypses has left him with a lot on his plates which he attempts to juggle in this current show.