Gallery Cubed

Gallery Cubed is pleased to present Under the Magnifying Glass, curated by the NYC Crit Club — one night only! “Under the Magnifying Glass” is a group exhibition showcasing a selection of small works made by NYC Crit Club artists. This exhibit showcases a wide range of responses to the prompt of creating specific and unique pieces for Gallery Cubed’s space. The irony of showing small pieces in a temporary space under the Manhattan Bridge is not lost on the…

Gallery Cubed is pleased to present Apolo Torres: INCLUSION - A Classic Point of View in a Contemporary Urban World, curated by Roberta Pardo of Urban Walls Brazil — one night only! Apolo Torres is a painter and muralist from São Paulo, Brazil. He studied industrial design at Mackenzie University, in São Paulo, and studied painting at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. His work dialogues with classical painting, street art, and contemporary art, and he has…

Gallery Cubed is pleased to present Bernardo Navarro Tomas: Cosmopolitan — one night only! Bernardo Navarro Tomás is a self-taught artist from Havana, Cuba who expresses himself through different materials and means. He currently lives and paints in Brooklyn, New York. In his early paintings, which earned him recognition in several museums and institutions in New York City, Navarro Tomás created works that focused on his life experience. His current works have experimented with abstraction and collage, capturing the energy…

Gallery Cubed is pleased to present Benjamin Evans: Brooklynight — one night only! Benjamin Evans is an artist and writer currently based in the French Alps. Originally from the Canadian province of Newfoundland, he spent seven years living in New York City where he directed the non-profit gallery NURTUREart and was active in the Brooklyn arts scene. He has exhibited previous bodies of work professionally in both Canadian and New York venues. While living in Paris, Evans opened the itinerant…

Gallery Cubed is pleased to present Priscilla Fusco: Obelisk, Beetles, Empire — one night only! Priscilla Fusco’s minimal sculptures play with human ambitions and mythologies, highlighting our awkward place in the natural order. She employs architectural surroundings and movement to further elaborate on a tension between human activity and its environment. Most of her pieces are fabricated from clay, a product that can easily be reduced to dirt. Her work has been exhibited at Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Norte Maar’s Counterpointe…

Gallery Cubed is pleased to present Emily Caisip: Moment of Gratitude — one night only! Emily Caisip is a Brooklyn based artist. She studied Illustration at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. After moving to New York from Los Angeles to pursue a career in editorial illustration, her interests grew to include murals, fine art and textile design. She works primarily with ink creating works intricately drawn and inspired by nature. Pictured is Caisip's "Sunset"  – ink and…