Exhibitions
The Canopy Program shows culminating exhibitions at our Canopy Studio in Chelsea, NYC. We have also been honored to curate pop-up shows featuring NYC Crit Club artists and serve as guest jurors for affiliate programs and galleries.
Grid Crit Grace
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
July 16-18, 2026
GRID GRIT GRACE is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 11 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Jessica Dickinson, as part of the 2025 Canopy Program.
Beyond their individual practices, the artists’ work suggests that even as they pursue divergent paths and subjective concerns, they remain engaged with shared underlying questions. Across media and approach, creative problem-solving reveals striking similarities. Whether working in video, drawing, or silk, discussions of materiality frequently became central to how each work communicates with its viewer. This held true across digital processes, internet based subject matter, and practices rooted in the physical mark of the hand. Taken together, the works reflect a concern for sustained attention and the slow pace of presence.
Exhibiting Artists: Sophia Meng, Caroline Guilbert, Scot J. Wittman, Tena Saw, Jenny Zoe Casey, Monica Delgado, Katrina Avino-Barracato, Natalie Moffitt, Khoi Le, Anna Reid, Judith Rudnick Kane
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Dear Everyone
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
July 9-11, 2026
Dear Everyone is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Meg Lipke, as part of the 2025-2026 Canopy Program.
The work of the artists is presented as an invitation to optimistically engage with a world of possibility. The idea of a place in which everyone is welcome today seems like a radical notion but Dear Everyone reminds us of the connections that we can so readily make and the shared experiences that give meaning to our lives. What started as a simple greeting which Meg used in her written communications to the group ultimately came to describe a deeper invitation for the artists to explore and challenge how their work is conceived and developed.
Exhibiting Artists: Alexandrya Eaton, Jamie Cook Simon, Jordan Grace Owens, Mary Kate Fahrenback Venturini, Pamela Weber, Samantha Howard, Sherise Lee, Sofia Gadbois, Sturat Hawkins, Wendy Fountain
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Volcano Garden
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
June 25 - June 27, 2026
Volcano Garden is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Sharon Butler, as part of the 2025-26 Canopy Program.
Breakthroughs big and small contribute to the vibrant group exhibition, Volcano Garden, featuring paintings, drawings, and plaster reliefs. What happens when artists embrace the challenge of creating something new by reimagining old habits of thinking, feeling and making? A year of intensive critiques, conversations, and studio work gave birth to ten separate answers. Each artist has made significant, sometimes hard-fought, changes to their oeuvre, which underscore the organic nature of growth and creation that erupts out of upheaval.
Exhibiting Artists: Maya Ballen, DJ Barrett, Scott Bowen, Jennifer Chadwick, Elan Chardin, Samantha Eckert, Ellen Goldschmidt, Jamie Madison, Michelle Tommasi, Pamela Tucker
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
I Didn’t Think It Would Go Like This
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
May 18-20, 2026
I Didn’t Think It Would Go Like This is a Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 7 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Amir H. Fallah, as part of the 2025-2026 Canopy Program.
This group of work represents a waystation amid the unexpected twists and turns of a road trip through the creative process. As happens on a long journey, travel companions discover intimacy and domesticity while often reminiscing and revealing memory's surprises. The discomfort of closeness seeks humor to quiet the irritations of proximity and frustrations of bodily tension. While observing vast and spectacular vistas can seem tranquil, the unfamiliar also brings disorientation and the need to deepen understanding of the natural world and the spiritual. Creating together but separately for nearly a year, the artists’ intentional acts of congruence over distance have steered their work in new, sometimes confounding, but often satisfying ways.
Exhibiting Artists: Madeleine Cutrona, Leslie Peterson Sapp, Jack Schofield, Bronson Shonk, Amanda K. Snyder, Katie So, Paula Wood
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Beyond Scale
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
June 4 - June 6, 2026
Beyond Scale is a group exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor Catherine Haggarty, as part of the 2025-2026 Canopy Program.
To stand comfortably on the margins is a difficult task. Standing at the margins of anything means there is an inherent risk and confidence operating all at once. Marsden Hartley was able to paint the sky and the mountains with the same breath & brush; making the viewer feel that no form is more important than the other. To stand comfortably at the margins may mean a poet, like Mary Oliver, can - with words - show us how an owl may sound while also describing how the grass may feel under our feet.
Exhibiting Artists: Mike Agricola, Lisa Candela, Heidi Daehler, Christa Fowles, Sydney Guzman, Jackie Leishman, KC Miller, Christian Platt, Paula Wachsstock, Lisa Warren
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
FRAY
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
May 28 - May 30, 2026
FRAY is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of nine artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Clare Grill, as part of the 2025/26 Canopy Program.
The artists in FRAY are based in New York City, where the hemlines of their jeans kiss the street, again and again, long before they become tattered. Their elbows rub against other elbows in subway cars and on street corners long before the sleeves of their shirts wear thin. More than just friction, it takes a commitment of time to form a fray.
Exhibiting Artists: Misha Poklad, Beth Brenzel, Ruby Beenhouwer, Mikaela Perry, Zhaojun Guo, Madalyn May, Jordan Segal, Deirdre McConnell, Allison Pottsasch
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Craquelure
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
January 15-17, 2026
Craquelure is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Erika Ranee, as part of the 2025 Canopy Program. Traditionally, painting aspired to a flawless, unified surface. When time or materials caused a network of cracks to form, this “craquelure” was often read as a flaw—a failure of technique or preservation. The idea of a surface breaking open carries a deeper resonance: it signals impermanence, transformation, and the artwork as something alive and in flux.
Exhibiting Artists: Breck Baig, Wendy Fulenwider Liszt, Grace McCoy, Natalie Lanese, Leah Tacha, Ben Cohen, Julie Rall, Scott Sherman, Karin Tuck Petersen, Suzie Jellinek
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
The Dualists
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
January 8-10, 2026
NYC Crit Club is excited to present The Dualists, (or alternatively: The Duelists), a group exhibition featuring the 10 artists in Amy Lincoln’s Canopy Program cohort. The exhibition culminates a year of group critiques, discussions, and studio visits, as each artist challenged and supported one another while deepening their own studio practice. The artists in this exhibition examine the dynamic relationships between humans and nature, as well as between interior worlds (both psychic and architectural) and exterior ones.
Exhibiting Artists: Caroline Heffron, Myles Hunt, Sierra Iturrino, Anna Kiljunen, Laura Mychal, Krithika Sekar, Varsha Suresh, Eden Taff, Noelle Timmons, Ana Wieder-Blank
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Bodies of Time
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
December 20-22, 2025
An artist’s body of work is a temporal thing: it’s proof that she was there in the studio, over hours and days and months, making. But beyond simply being selections from each such “body of time”, the works in this show are directly concerned with the interplay of time and body. Through painting, drawing, sculpture, video sculpture, and installation, the artists interrogate the physical body as made of or by time, or conversely, a period of time as a physical presence.
Exhibiting Artists: Victoria Carter, Erika Choe, Cee Cee Belford, Michelle Cherian, Sonjie Solomon, Kelly Ahern, Lucia Korpas, Casey Alfstad, Antoinette Wysocki
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Slow Blinking
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
December 11-13, 2025
Slow Blinking is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Rose Nestler, as part of the 2025 Canopy Program. Frequently engaging the meeting point of art and craft, Slow Blinking presents new works across sculpture, ceramics, textiles, video, and painting.
Exhibiting Artists: Alise Anderson, Taussen Brewer, Janine Brown, E. Winslow Funaki, Olivia Guarnieri, Grace Hager, Melza Harvey, Anna Landa, Anh Ly, Sophie Thompson
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Animal, Vegetable, Mineral
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
December 4-6, 2025
The show's title refers to an ancient system of classifying the natural world, distinguishing life from other matter, as well as discerning what moves from that which remains still. In the work of the ten artists presented here, the distinctions between animal, vegetable, and mineral become porous and blurred. What might be described as inert vibrates with vitality; solidity gives way to fluid motion, the distinction between inner and outer set free. In their time together, these artists have engaged in rigorous self-examination, positioning their work uniquely in the entanglement between that which can be classified, and that which evades naming.
Exhibiting Artists: Ashlie Benton, James Buckhouse, Jenny Zoe Casey, Anna Guarneri, Andrew Kossow, Katie Zesiger, Jen E. Sanders, Narelle Sissons, Andrea Stanley, Quinn O’Connell
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Personal Effects
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
January 16-18, 2025
The artists in this show use painting, drawing, and installation to meditate on the emotional and symbolic weight carried by personal effects. What does it mean to possess something, to be shaped by it, to imbue it with meaning?
Exhibiting Artists: Brittany Baldwin, Laura Hainke, Keerim Kim, Michele Montalbano, Caitlin Reid, Melanese Reid, Isabel Sorrells, Laura Williams, Mary Grace Wolnski, Avital Zemel
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Fruit Salad
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
January 9-11, 2025
Fruit Salad is a group exhibition of ten artists that bridge geographies and ways of working, mentored over the past year by artist Rose Nestler. Like a classic fruit salad, this group brings together a cocktail of unique flavors, perspectives, styles, and techniques. Together, their works create a rich, intriguing and unexpectedly satisfying snack.
Exhibiting Artists: Amy Ash, Brooklyn Buzzy, Alexandrya Eaton, Shama Al Hamed, Lindsay Kovnat, Jessica Chloe Malyshkin, Hayley Labrum Morrison, Trevor Nathan, Bonnie Paisley, and Seth Relentless.
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
swimming in the mirror
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
May 29-31, 2025
Swimming In The Mirror is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Tamara Gonzales, as part of the 2024-2025 Canopy Program.
Over the course of Canopy, the creators of Swimming In the Mirror participated in a vulnerable creative exchange, often involving deeply personal artworks. Meetings that occurred against the backdrop of the multiple, ongoing humanitarian crises devastating communities across the globe became a ritualistic refuge. As these artists drew from biography, history, memory, nature, spirituality and even grotesque suffering, they were creating work that transformed the boundaries of self, body, time and space.
Exhibiting Artists: Jency Sekaran, Amy Decker, Greg Dzurita, Kate Quarfordt, Maria Markham, Aruni Dharmakirthi, DW Zinsser, Alix Aidekman, Laila Pathan, Zella Vanié.
Photographer credit: Andrew Schwartz https://artphoto.biz
Even In June
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
June 5-7, 2025
Even in Juneis a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 9 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Yevgeniya Baras, as part of the 2024-2025 Canopy Program.
Even in June’s warmth – when the world leans toward fullness, balance, and bloom – the works in this exhibition remind us that vitality often arises through instability and tender chaos. Even in June is born not of prescription, but of process.
Exhibiting Artists: Maggie Cardelús, john taylor wagner, Brittany Gilbert, Karine Guyon Sarah Hull, Maria Lindenfeldar, Mai Alremeithi, Jennifer Arzt, Myra Clark.
Photographer credit: Andrew Schwartz https://artphoto.biz
Raccoon Energy
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
June 19-21, 2025
Raccoon Energy is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of nine artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, EJ Hauser, as part of the 2024-2025 Canopy Program.
Raccoons symbolize magic and shape shifting. They summon curiosity and remind us to embrace change. From the beginning, our cohort welcomed ‘raccoon energy’. We began the year with questions, asking each other about the role art plays in our individual lives: how much our studio practice can hold; will we recognize our work when it shows up? The collection of work in this show is a mysterious brew of our individual journeys, stirred up together to cast a new spell.
Exhibiting Artists: Beth Fishman, Elana Bober, Jenny Zoey Casey, Jerstin Crosby, Brezaja Hutcheson, Katherine Adkins, Hanna, Jenn Garrido and Jorge Rios.
Photographer credit: Flaneurshan.studio
The Weight of What Was
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
June 26-28, 2025
The Weight of What Was is a pop-up group exhibition marking the end of the 2024–2025 Canopy Program. Over the past year, ten artists worked closely with their mentor, Amir H. Fallah, meeting regularly to share work, offer critique, and think together about what it means to make art in our current socio-political climate.
The exhibition gathers a wide range of practices, from painting to sculpture and installation, but a shared sense of urgency runs throughout. These artists have been asking hard questions: What does it mean to make work in a time of upheaval? How do we hold space for grief, resistance, memory, and joy all at once? How do we stay present with the weight of what we’ve inherited, and still find ways to move forward?
Exhibiting Artists: A/BEL, Adia Jamille, Ashley Beerdat, Emily Mackin, Huma Aatifi, Jennifer Chadwick, Jessica Alazraki, Jose Urbina, Madeline Winter, and Rain Worthington.
Photographer credit: Andrew Schwartz https://artphoto.biz
Permission, Slip
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
July 10-12, 2025
Permission, Slip is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Delphine Hennelly, as part of the 2024-2025 Canopy Program.
Through the interplay of color and gesture, and the evocation of memories and fleeting moments, Permission, Slip features the work of ten artists exploring notions of identity, permission, and connection. Oscillating between landscape and interior, figuration and abstraction, this exhibition consists of over thirty pieces created during the Canopy Program.
Exhibiting Artists: Joan Hanley, Rachel Siminoski, Clo, Joanne Boyle, Sara Jean Odam, Alexandria Nazar, Carlisle Burch, Marie B. Gauthiez, Hong Yang, Jane McKenzie.
Photographer credit: Flaneurshan.studio
Any of the Many
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
July 17-19, 2025
Any of the Many is a pop-up Group Exhibition celebrating the work of 11 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Victoria Roth, as part of the 2024-2025 Canopy Program.
Exhibiting Artists: Andrew Bulger, Lily Dineen, Beatrice Cote, Andrew Hammell Race, Laurie Heller Marcus, Luke Jackson, Emelia Gertner, Lola Lefrançois, Madjeen Isaac, Sophia Baraschi-Ehrlich, Amy Moon
Photographer credit: Flaneurshan.studio
Fuzzy Wheel
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
December 12-14, 2024
Fuzzy wheel: a simple machine in forward motion becomes blurry, plush, and playful. From a distance, all logic falls apart and crisp legibility melts into loose impressions. The ten artists presented here share an interest in the indeterminacy of edges (physical, psychological, temporal). They think about the limits, mysteries, and possibilities of vision, and embrace a tension between utility and play. They have a common inclination to see the inherent strangeness of all form, embodied by the soft architecture of a fuzzy wheel.
Exhibiting Artists: Laura Chassaigne, Stephanie Eche, Maha Eddé, Maria Huang, Carrie Johnson, Amelie Mancini, Heather McPherson, Luisa Montoya, Laura Von Rosk, Emily Weiskopf
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Hungry Strangers
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
December 4-7, 2024
The show's title is a reference to the European folktale Stone Soup, in which a famished traveler persuades a group of villagers to contribute ingredients to a “magic stone” soup. Curiosity and trust bring them together, and the entire group is rewarded with a nourishing meal. Similarly, this cohort of Canopy artists were initially strangers, each hungry to enrich their practice and expand their artistic communities. They met with mentor artist Yevgeniya Baras for three semesters to share their in-process work, along with questions and insights that emerged during this time. Hungry Strangers is the result of their year-long collaboration, which began with the common “stone” of curiosity.
Exhibiting Artists: Jason Brooks, Jennifer Galvin, Pamela Keravuori, Emily Manning-Mingle, Rebecca Michels, Mona Monroe, Joan Reutershan, Federico Rosa and Sara Sackner.
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
When We Gather
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
November 21 - 23, 2024
Working across an array of mediums including sculpture, painting, and printmaking, these artists examine unseen realities through acts of collection, fragmentation, and conjoining. These artists worked with Canopy Faculty Sara Jimenez through the year-long, application-based Canopy Program.
Exhibiting Artists: Jessica Elena Aquino, Melanie Brewster, Siyu Chen, Aaron Cohen, Dany Green, Dante Migone-Ojeda, Gino Romero, Kaitlin Santoro, Sima Schloss and Christine Zheng.
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Foggy Disco
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
July 19 - July 20, 2024
Paintings, drawings, prints and collages which filter and transform memory, the mundane, the act of repair and emotional connection through multiple perspectives. These artists worked exclusively with Avery Z. Nelson through the year-long, application-based Canopy Program.
Exhibiting Artists: Miriam Carothers, Hollie Heller, Kim Hopson, Barbara Laube, Tracie Lee, Susan Liu, Kate Mitchell, Phuong Nguyen, January Shi and Bryn Sumner.
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Ten by Night
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
July 11 - July 13, 2024
Ten By Night is a group exhibition presenting works made during the course of the Canopy Program, a year-long intensive dialogue led by artist Yevgeniya Baras and developed by NYC Crit Club.
Exhibiting Artists: Chris Bell, Ronan Bowes, Diana Brisca, Cate Holt, Rosabel Ferber, Emma John, María Korol, Rebecca Munce, Karen Rosenkrantz, and Hagar Sand
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Warm Embrace
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
June 27 - June 29, 2024
A group exhibition celebrating the work of nine artists who championed each other for the last year along with their mentor, Kimia Ferdowsi Kline, as part of the 2023-2024 Canopy Program.
Exhibiting Artists: Sarah-Mecca Abdourahman, Radhika Bhoite, Nicole Bricker, Linda Colletta, Raina Elsner, Erica Green, Timshel Matheny, Faye Pamintuan, Tiffany Wong
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
X + X + X and So Forth
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
June 13 - June 15, 2024
Culminating Exhibition celebrating the work of 10 artists who worked together for one year with their Canopy Mentor, Jared Linge, as part of the 2023-2024 Canopy Program.
Exhibiting Artists: Jenny Zoe Casey, Elizabeth Chang, Amanda Kates, Nichol Marsch, Rachel Morrissey, Timothy Mutzel, Alison Pilkington, Marinelly Pinango, Dena Robertson, Eunhae Yoo
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Little Lightning
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
April 25 - 27, 2024
Culminating Exhibition curated by artists from Andrew Woolbright’s Spring 2024 course “The Rundown on the History of Artist Run Spaces”.
Curating Artists: Kate Mitchell, Makenzie Heinemann, Jenny Zoe Casey, Karen Rosenkrantz, Hollie Heller, Marie Obegi, Marinelly Piñango, Lucy Wilner, Cate Holt, Melinda Kiefer Santiago, Pallavi Gupta
Exhibiting Artists: art naming 奇能, Anna Berghuis, Nurya Chana, Joshua Drayze, Leslie Fandrich, Alicia Gibson, Ellen Grossman, Judith Henry, Ignacio Michaud, Camille Modesto, Taylor Morrison, Katherine Spencer, Christl Stringer, Amy Talluto, Elsa Wong
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Live the Question
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
April 25 - 27, 2024
Culminating Exhibition for Sarah Faux’s Spring 2024 course “Advanced Interdisciplinary Critique”.
Anna Jekel, Bracha Tenenbaum, Robert Zurer, Raffaela Arcamone, Zella Vanié, Alix Aidekman, Kirsten Borror, Phil Falino, Emily Tripp, Carmen Recio, Wendi Men
Exhibition photography by @artphotobiz
Soft Edge
The Canopy Studio
508 W 26th St. #6E, New York, NY
January 2023
Culminating Exhibition for Catherine Haggarty’s 2023 Cohort
Gladney Hall, Corrine Yonce, Merritt Spangler, Salmah Almansoori, Alexandrya Eaton, Susan Malfa, Erin Goodine, Emily Tironi, Tamera Bedford, Kasey Ott, Margaret R. Thompson
Elephant Mining
Studio 9D, New York, NY, December 2023
Culminating Exhibition for Michael Berryhill’s 2023 Canopy Cohort
Jennifer Mawby, Kate O'Connor, Anna Pietrzak, Amanda Millet-Sorsa, Cate Holt, Aleyna Feinberg, Barbara Laube, Tess Jenkins, Corrine Yonce
Age of Rat and Bear
Studio 9D, New York, NY, December 2023
Culminating Exhibition for Clare Grill’s 2023 Canopy Cohort
Ray Hwang, Patrick Bower, Jessica Corujo, Cecil Howell, Ana Wieder-Blank, Barbara Owen, Natalie Ortiz, Zoe Moldenhauer, Jebediah Long, Wendi Men, Janelle Junn, Kaira Villanueva
Tangential Splinters
Ortega y Gasset Projects, Brooklyn, NY, December 2023
Culminating Exhibition for Rose Nestler’s 2023 Canopy Cohort
Kate Skakel, Duff Norris, Lauren May, Hodaya Louis, Kasia Latos, Katie Kotler, Lydia Kern, Ash Hagerstrand, Lesley Bodzy, Lauren Skelly Bailey
Home / Body
Studio 9D, New York, NY, December 2023
Culminating Exhibition for Catherine Haggarty’s 2023 Canopy Cohort
Jenny Zoe Casey, Judy Riola, Farrell Mason-Brown, JP Morrison Lans, Emily Silver, Angela Witmore, Onnissia Harries, Elizabeth Loftus, Maria Huang, Tina Cheng
One to the Next
Pentimenti Gallery, Philadelphia, June 20 - July 22, 2023
Curated by Catherine Haggarty
Featuring work by NYC Crit Club artists:
Heather Drayzen, Zella Vanié, Raymond Hwang, Karen Rosenkrantz, Kate Sherman, Judy Riola, Cate Holt, and Kyong Kim
Inscapes
Pop-up Group Show
Studio 9D, New York, Spring 2023
Featuring Sam Bornstein’s Spring 2023 class:
Lauren Fox-Humphreys, Naomi Basu, Tracie Lee. Anna Jekel, Dylan Musler, Stephan Goodwin, Philip Falino, Andrea Bass, Jacob Santo, and Samantha Isabel Garcia
Online Exhibition - Plum Lime Residency Finalists
MEPAINTSME, Winter 2023
Curated by MEPAINTSME
Plum Lime Residency Summer Pop-Up Show
2-artist exhibition
Studio 9D, New York, Summer 2022
Featuring Summer 2023 Plum Lime Residents:
Annie Pendergrast and Jodie Niss
Pop-up Group Show
Studio 9D, New York, Spring 2022
Featuring Jennifer Coates’ and Clare Grill’s Spring 2022 classes
Pop-up Group Show
Studio 9D, New York, Spring 2022
Featuring Rose Nestler’s and Chris Bogia’s Spring 2022 classes
MaterialX
3-artist exhibition
5-50 Gallery, New York, 2021
Curated by Catherine Haggarty and Hilary Doyle
Featuring work by Joan Reutershan, Lauren Packard & Qinza Najm
Footloose
2-artist exhibition
Ortega y Gasset Projects, New York, 2019
Curated by Catherine Haggarty
Featuring work by David Humphrey and Keisha Prioleau-Martin
Vitamin C
Group Show
Abrons Art Center, New York, 2017
Curated by Catherine Haggarty and Hilary Doyle
