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Current Exhibitions

Acrylic tubes leaning against the corners of a wall with blue and red light projected upon them and the walls.

Roger Reyes: I See Them Run and Hide, Every Time

image credit: Roger Reyes, I See Them Run and Hide, Every Time, Installation detail,, 2025.  Courtesy of the artist and Grand Central Art Center. October 4, 2025 – January 11, 2026 OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, October 4 from 7 – 10PM I See Them Run and Hide, Every Time is a site-specific installation composed of three interrelated works that […]

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Cartoon image of Skeleton sitting at a table decorating a cake

Ulu Braun: St. Mickeyland

image credit: Still from Ulu Braun’s St.Mickey,, 2023.  Courtesy of the artist. September 6 – December 14, 2025 OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, September 6 from 7-10PM Welcome to St. Mickeyland! In painting-like tableaus, a landscape inhabited by cartoon and media icons is displayed. The assembled characters are in search of meaning in life, reflecting on their creation in the honeypot […]

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Image Description: Six cartoony smiley faces are lined up in two rows against a blue background. They may be familiar to those who have seen a pain scale pictogram. Each face has a different color, making a gradient that goes from deep green to deep red, with yellow and orange faces in the middle. The first face is smiling widely and the last face is frowning in crying. Each face in between shows the smile progressively going from a smile, to a so-so expression, to the frown. On top of these faces, is a woman's outline in black. Her long curly hair resembles the artist's. The body is repeated 3 times. The entire image has a wavy, distorted effect that blurs the lines and shapes.

Renee Reizman: Disability Drawing Club – Magic Eye

July 5 – Ongoing DISABILITY DRAWING CLUB SESSION Saturday, August 2 starting at 7:30PM (during Art Walk) Part hangout, part drawing workshop, DDC is a safe space that allows people with disabilities, chronic illness, and mental illness to be unapologetic about their bodies. It also broadens representation of the disabled experience within one’s community. DDC’s […]

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tan colored fabric with words in brown color that read to be among friends

Joshua-Michele Ross and Hope Meng: To Be Among Friends

April 5 – extended through September During the virtual performance The Adjacent Possible, which ran at the height of the pandemic, artist Joshua Michele Ross opened by collecting participants’ desires. Ross then recited them back at the end of the show, closing with a sense of community and hope. These desires—representing over 900 statements from […]

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