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Current Exhibitions

close up image of a woman (Helena Odeh), who is wearing a cream colored sweater, and holding a bronze dove in her hands

Jon Rubin: The Stolen Dove

(Helena Odeh holding the dove that was once stolen off a monument to her father Alex. Photo credit: Patrick Shartzer. Courtesy of artist Jon Rubin and Grand Central Art Center.) It’s a dove that was once stolen off the only monument of an Arab American in the United States — let me tell you the story. […]

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multiple close-up images in a grid depicting the faces and eyes of cowboys from old western movies

Matthew Suib: Cocked

January 3 through April 12, 2026 OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, January 3 from 7-10PM Produced during the height of international debate surrounding the United States’ initiative to invade Iraq, Cocked examines and deconstructs the quintessential American mythology of the Western. By expanding and sustaining the traditionally brief cinematic moment ––The Showdown–– the work denies its protagonists the redemption typically […]

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Blue background with white stars. Upon the stars are portraits of individuals drawn with thin black lines

Dane Nakama: Dear Uncle Tani,

January 3 through April 12, 2026 OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, January 3 from 7-10PM Dear Uncle Tani, My name’s Dane, and I’m your grand-nephew. We never had the chance to meet, but I’ve been compared to you my whole life. Your sister, Michiko, always spoke fondly of you. She said you were quite the artist. And […]

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in the background is a partially seen album cover which picture a couple appearing to be ready to kiss. laying on top of the cover is a broken in half black LP record.

­­Carlos Viani: Next of Kin

February 7 – May 15, 2026 OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, February 7 from 7 – 10PM Ino Moxo: “And this, which is nothing, is everything”César Calvo, The Three Halves of Ino Moxo: Teachings of the Wizard of the Upper Amazon When artist Carlos Viani’s father disappeared in Lima, Peru, in 1978, he left behind little more than a […]

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a gallery space with white pedestals holding a variety of ceramic and glass vases and bowls, with a black wall in the background

CERAMICS AND GLASS SHOW AND SALE

through March 8, 2025 Reception: Saturday, December 6 from 7-10PM Get ready for one of Grand Central Art Center’s most beloved traditions! The Ceramics and Glass Show and Sale returns, offering a unique opportunity to explore and purchase stunning, high-quality works by artists in our region. This year’s incredible lineup includes artists Silvia Alvarez Ritterling, Ava Arteaga, Emily Brasch, Matthew Carter, Alexis […]

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