1- Ideology Unfastened 1/17 to 1/26

Ideology is present nearly everywhere, of course, and goes unnoticed most of the time. We invite you to consider the ideological elements in our pieces and how they use subject and form to break down and reform belief systems.

2- Beneath the Surface 1/31 to 2/09
To peer beyond what is obvious and apparent and reveal a deeper, more powerful meaning.

3- Modern Love 02/14 to 02/23
Shifting nature of connection; our capacity for connection and love has always been present; how our pieces convey this lasting element.

4- When Art meets Carnival – Rio de Janeiro 2/9  to  2/16

5- Bridging Cairo & New York 2/29 to 3/8

6- Solo Exhibition by Bari Bing 3/10 to 3/15

7- Figurative Contemporary  – Collective Exhibition 3/27 to 4/05

8-  Solo Exhibition by Roby Frankel  4/10 to 4/19
Art & Talk

9- Solo Exhibition by Cristian Damian Gonzalez Lahmann 4/20 4/21
Human Planet

10- TERRA – Earth Symphony 4/24 to 5/3
Harmonizing Art and Sustainability.
A transformative group exhibition that celebrates the intricate relationship between art and sustainability. In its fourth edition, titled “Earth’s Symphony: Harmonizing Art and Sustainability,” the exhibition aims to inspire and engage audiences by showcasing the resilience and beauty of our planet. Through a diverse collection of artworks, the exhibition highlights the urgent need to protect and preserve our environment. AMPLIFY YOUR ART’S IMPACT ON SUSTAINABILITY!

11- Solo Exhibition by Ning Zhang 5/4 to 5/5
Divine Illumination

12- Solo Exhibition by Lila Hamdan 5/8 to 5/17
Art & Music

13 –Solo Exhibition by Vikash Jha 5/18 to 5/27
Art & Music

14- When Art Meets Carnival 6/5  to 6/14

15- Metamorphosis 6/19 to 6/28
Conspicuous and relatively abrupt changes.

16- Ego, Oblivion and Connection 7/3 to 7/12
How the works display opposing elements of individuality and self-effacement, and how the two balance to form connection

17- Earthly Textures 7/17 to 7/26
How the natural world manifests in international art, from sculpture to photography; whether through medium or subject, the pieces in this exhibit all contain an element of the Earth.

18- Plural Realities 7/31 to 8/9
The sublime mystery of the imagination; a world where  reality itself seems more and more to be an amalgamation of individual subjectivities. Approach the pieces as worlds contained, and consider how personal  subjectivity manifests in individual creation.

19- Material World 8/14 to 8/23
Art and technology: Whether through medium or subject,  the works in this exhibit reflect an increasingly  industrialized world

20 – Side By Side – Venice Art Biennale 8/28 to 9/ 6

21- Elusive Biographies 9/11 to 9/20
How the artists convey themselves through their work; the work through the lens of self-expression.

22- Individual 9/25 to 10/4
The interplay between mass culture and individuality; employ popular culture to convey a vision of the universe that is both shared and deeply personal.

23- Modern Love 10/ 9 to 10/18

24- Conscious Images 10/23 to 11/1
The relationship between artistic vision and the self; consider how they can exist in the liminal spaces between dreams and reality.

25- The Mirror Reflecting 11/6 to 11/15
Art as a reflection, whether of the self of the viewer, the artist, or more ambitiously, of humanity itself.

26- Complex Psychology 11/20 to 11/29
Artistic creation and the sophisticated inner workings of the mind; how the pieces reflex a complex and mysterious psychology, fusing the spiritual with the scientific to create something wholly human and unknown.

27 – Plural Meanings 12/4 to 12/13
How, in an increasingly uncertain world, truth and reality cannot be agreed upon; a mysterious, beautiful, irreconcilable world.