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Dreamtone NYC

Name: Dreamtone NYC
Address: New York, NY, US
Telephone: +17183812560
Price range: $$$

We invite local and traveling artists to work in our studio! The space is designed to accommodate cr Independent production company based in NYC. Connect with us!

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08/21/2026

Dreamtone - New York City Reel
Over ten years of this in NYC. Our reel of productions shot across the city and inside our own studios.

Feature films. Documentaries. Music videos. Fashion campaigns. Live events.

Every shoot in here happened because somebody let us in,
so thank you to the partners and clients still working with us.

Two Brooklyn studio locations, available to rent on our website.

🎵 Special thanks to Signature Tracks (Signature Tracks), our audio source on this reel and on every campaign we put out.
🎬 And to 110 Studios (110™ Studios), our studio and production home in Bushwick.

Production inquiries and studio rentals, www.dreamtonenyc.com

08/18/2026

110 Studios was founded by a local New Yorker, skateboarder, and professional gymnast. (Paulie Connor)

That’s how you end up with a 30ft. Skateable C*C bowl and 13ft ceilings in Bushwick. Thirteen years going, and it’s still open to rent, still built for filmmakers and photographers.

🎬110 Studios (110™ Studios) is our studio and production location.

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08/07/2026

Room 1014 🛎️ Hotel Chelsea

Update 08/07/2026

Special announcements:
Open Studio / Painting Sale
Saturday, August 8th, 12 to 4pm.
Hotel Chelsea, Room 1014.

RSVP [email protected]

The court ruled in favor of the hotel.
Gerald can stay through September 30th.
8 weeks out. New work available now.

Here’s where we are:

Room 1014. The Hotel Chelsea. Gerald moved in on October 1st, 1994. On October 1st it will be 32 years. The stay on his eviction expires September 30th, one day before.

On July 20th the court ruled against him and granted the hotel a judgment of possession. He is 67 years old. He pays his rent. He is still here, still painting, still working in the same room.

This month the New York Post put the story in front of the whole city. The hotel acquired 21 of his paintings.

Gerald has more work hanging in the hallways than any other artist in the building. The same ownership wants him out. The contradiction is the point.

This is what cultural displacement looks like in New York City.

Two things you can do:

Come to the sale on Saturday, August 8th, 12 to 4pm, in Room 1014. New work is available, and you can take home a piece of Room 1014 from the Hotel Chelsea.

RSVP [email protected]

Share this post so the story reaches one more person before the door closes.

Thank you for sharing this and for the continued support.
This series ends in 8 weeks.

Follow Gerald (Gerald M DeCock) for new paintings and studio updates.
Follow (𝐃𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐍𝐘𝐂) for the full arc, Part 1 through the present.

08/05/2026

Room 1014 🛎️ Hotel Chelsea

Update 7/31/2026

Special announcements:
Painting sale Saturday, August 8th, 12-4pm, Hotel Chelsea / Room 1014.

RSVP [email protected]

Eviction stayed through September 30th.
8 weeks out. New work available now.

Here’s where we are:

Room 1014. The Hotel Chelsea. Gerald moved in on October 1st, 1994. On October 1st it will be 32 years. The stay on his eviction expires September 30th, one day before.

On July 20th the court ruled against him and granted the hotel a judgment of possession. He is 67 years old. He pays his rent. He is still here, still painting, still working in the same room.

This month the New York Post put the story in front of the whole city. The hotel acquired 21 of his paintings.

Gerald has more work hanging in the hallways than any other artist in the building. The same ownership wants him out. The contradiction is the point.

This is what cultural displacement looks like in New York City.

Two things you can do:

Come to the sale on Saturday, August 8th, 12 to 4pm -
in Room 1014.
New work is available, and you can take home a piece of Room 1014 from the Chelsea Hotel.

RSVP [email protected]

Share this post so this story reaches one more person before the door closes.

Thank you for sharing this and for the continued support.
This series ends in 8 weeks.

Follow Gerald (Gerald M DeCock) for new paintings and studio updates.

Follow the full story (𝐃𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐍𝐘𝐂) for the full arc,
Part 1 through the present.

07/31/2026

Room 1014 🛎️ Hotel Chelsea

Update 7/31/2026

Special Announcements:
Painting sale Saturday, August 8th 12-4pm, Hotel Chelsea/Room 1014. ⁠RSVP [email protected]
- ⁠Eviction stayed through September 30th.
- Nine weeks out.
- New work available now.

Here’s where we are:

Room 1014. The Hotel Chelsea. Gerald moved in on October 1st, 1994. On October 1st it will be 32 years. The stay on his eviction expires September 30th, one day before.

On July 20th the court ruled against him and granted the hotel a judgment of possession. He is 67 years old. He pays his rent. He is still here, still painting, still working in the same room.

This month the New York Post put the story in front of the whole city.

The hotel bought 21 of his paintings. Gerald has more work hanging in the hallways than any other artist in the building. The same ownership wants him out. The contradiction is the point. This is what cultural displacement looks like in New York City.

Two things you can do:

Come to the sale on Saturday, August 8th, 12 to 4, in Room 1014. Tons of new work, and you take home a piece of Room 1014 and its history. RSVP [email protected]

Thank you for sharing this and for the continued support.
This series ends in 9 weeks.

Follow Gerald (Gerald M DeCock) for new paintings and studio updates.
Follow the full story (𝐃𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐍𝐘𝐂) for the full arc, Part 1 through the present.

07/19/2026

Room 1014 🛎️ Hotel Chelsea

Thank you Katherine Donlevy & Tamara Beckwith of the New York Post for covering this story.

𝙎𝙥𝙚𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙡 𝘼𝙣𝙣𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙘𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙨:
Next court date: August 24th, 2026

Here’s where we are:
31 years. Room 1014. The Hotel Chelsea. This is what we’re fighting for. The hotel bought 21 of his paintings. They hang in the hallways. The same ownership wants him gone. The contradiction is the point.

This is what cultural displacement looks like in New York City. You’ve watched this story grow from nothing. Showing your support matters. Your visibility matters. The more people who know this story, the louder this gets. Send it to your network. Tell your friends.

Follow Gerald () for new paintings and studio updates.

Follow the full story () for all episodes, the full arc from Part 1 and more.

Thank you for watching, reading and for sharing this story!

05/29/2026

Room 1014 🛎️ Hotel Chelsea

- Update 5/28/2026

Special Announcements:

Next court date June 3th, 2026 — One week away
Gerald’s new paintings are available

Here’s where we are:

31 years. Room 1014. The Hotel Chelsea. This is what we’re fighting for.

In April, the courts ruled against Gerald. A new lawyer showed up. We went back to court. Now we’re one week out from June 3rd, and Gerald is still here.
still painting, still creating.

The hotel bought 21 of his paintings. They hang in the hallways. The same ownership wants him gone. The contradiction is the point. This is what cultural displacement looks like in New York City.

You’ve watched this story grow from nothing.
Showing your support matters, your visibility matters.
The more people who know this story, the louder this gets.
Send it to your network.
Tell your friends.

Follow Gerald () for new paintings and studio updates.
Follow the full story () — All episodes the full arc from Part 1 through Part 9 and more.

05/14/2026

NYC Special Invitation

Mike 171 & The Heights
Before graffiti was a movement, Mike 171 was already writing on trains and walls. Mike 171 Hughes was getting up with his crew, “The Heights Boys,” SJK 171, and Taki 183.

Graffiti was making headlines in the ’70s, and writers like Mike 171 had already laid the foundation for train writing, which has since become a global art form. This Saturday, you can meet him.

Saturday Event Invitation:
May 16 — 14th St & 9th Ave - (4-8pm)

Mike will be working with a local artist, selling art, and tagging live on maps and stickers. Come this Saturday(May16th) at 4:20 PM next to the Gucci Store on the corner of West 14th Street and 9th Avenue.

Follow Mike() for more of this story and future updates.
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05/07/2026

Room 1014 / Hotel Chelsea

Special announcements:
1. Painting Sale: Saturday, May 9th, to
(PLEASE RSVP: [email protected])
2. Next Court Date: June 3rd

Gerald DeCock has lived in Room 1014 at the Hotel Chelsea for 31 years. The owners want him out. The courts have ruled. The appeal was rejected. The next hearing decides how long he has.

The hotel owners bought 21 of his paintings that already hang on the hotel’s walls while the same owners are trying to remove him. This Saturday is your chance to come meet Gerald and buy a piece of art that was created in the historic Chelsea.

If this story matters to you, share it, spread the word. The more people who know, the louder this gets!

This is what tenant displacement looks like when it happens to the exact people the city says it wants to protect.

We’re helping Gerald tell his story. Check out Parts 1-8 of this story

Follow Gerald () for painting sales, studio updates, and special announcements.

05/01/2026

Room 1014 🛎️
Update 5/1/2026

Special Announcements:
- ⁠Geralds interview with New York Times will be out on May 4th. ()
- ⁠🚨 Next court date June 3rd, 2026

The story continues, here’s where we are.

Gerald DeCock has lived in Room 1014 at the Hotel Chelsea for 31 years. The owners want him out. The courts have ruled. The appeal was rejected. The next hearing decides how long he has.

Meanwhile, 21 of his paintings hang on the hotel’s walls purchased by the same owners trying to remove him.

If this story matters to you, share it, spread the word. This is what tenant displacement looks like when it happens to someone the city claims to celebrate.

The more people who know, the louder this gets!

We’re helping Gerald tell his story.

Follow Gerald ()
for painting sales, studio updates, and special announcements.

Check out Parts 1-7 of this story (

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Tuesday	7am - 7pm
Wednesday	7am - 7pm
Thursday	7am - 7pm
Friday	7am - 7pm
Saturday	12am - 12am
Sunday	12pm - 12am

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+17183812560

Website

http://www.dreamtonenyc.com/

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