Opening Saturday Sept 13th
on view until Oct 17th
Hedwig Brouckaert
Serron Green
Damien Jackson
Omar Lawson
SaraNoa Mark
GPGallery, Harlem, NY

The Architecture of Our Spirit explores the essential structures, both physical and intangible, that shape human experience at its most primal and elevated. At the intersection of architecture, embodiment, and metaphysical inquiry, the exhibition considers how instinct, memory, and sensation inform the ways we build, inhabit, and understand space.
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This exhibition proposes that our earliest instincts, our need to dwell, to gather, to mark time - are the original architects of spiritual thought. Through various mediums, the artists here trace the line between survival and transcendence, questioning what it means to feel presence and connection. The Architecture of Our Spirit invites viewers to reflect on the subtle infrastructures, both built and felt, that ground us in our world while simultaneously pointing us beyond it.
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Opening January 16 , 2026
curated by Patrick Rowe and Nell Klugman
The Bronx Museum, 1040 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10456

ArtCrawl Harlem AIR group show
Oct 25 - 26, Nov 1 - 2, 2025
Colonels Row, Governors Island, NY

Open Studio Saturday May 18, 12 - 5pm
LMCC Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Arts Center Residency on Governors Island
March 4th - July 19th, 2024

Bronx Museum

ANTE magazine

with the support of a 2022 Cafe Royal Cultural Foundation Grant.

Dec 19, 2023 - February 20, 2024

Conversation with Jennifer McGregor Feb.7, 6-8pm

Project: ART space
99 Madison Avenue, New York

NYFA

Café Royal Cultural Foundation NYC

Opening February 16, 6-8pm
On view until April 15, 2023
Pen + Brush
29 E 22nd St, New York, NY 10010, USA


Pen + Brush is pleased to present our first exhibition of 2023, The Ripening curated by Parker Daley Garcia with Birdie Piccininni, opening February 16th and open to the public through April 15th. Loosely based on Édouard Glissant’s book of the same name, The Ripening puts forth a shared process, where trauma, fluidity, and choice intersect, as a way of exploring the state of identity, specifically, gendered (or lack thereof) identity today. Artists here explore various states of 'otherhood', pain, desire, and power as ways of self-actualizing identity. Much like the process of ripening, this exhibition blurs the realms of dream and reality as it explores the capacity and fluidity of gender to become and, indeed, unbecome. Works put forth here document and envision complexities of differences in our shared world. Multitudes are put forth, as are universal truths, while hedging toward a dynamic and unpredictable future. 
Featured Artists: Hedwig Brouchaert, Aimee Jones, Sascha Mallon, Felli Maynard, Fumi Nagasaka, Samantha Nye, Kristen Pedote, Laura Beth Reese, Laurel Richardson, Victoria Salzman, Fay Sanders, Jovan C. Speller, Alison Stinley, Jia Sung, Damaris Swass.

Interview with Kimberly Ruth on March 16, 2020
art uncovered

ART SPIEL

My visiting artist lecture for the McGlothlin Center for the Arts at Emory & Henry College is still accessible online. (please scroll down to past exhibitions).

The Art Couch

Hedwig Brouckaert, Monica Cook, Dolores Furtado, Michelle C. Gevint, Alexandra Leyre Mein, Nicholas Missel, Matthew Stone, Seth Wulsin
Curated by Alexandra Leyre Mein
Absence Projects