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Amelia Briggs is an interdisciplinary artist working in fiber, painting, and installation. Her work investigates themes of interiority, memory, and transformation through plump whimsical forms that switch between the familiar and the uncanny. Through processes of sewing, cutting, stuffing, layering, and assembling, materials become vessels for embodied experience, in which personal history is absorbed and transformed into new forms. Briggs has been an artist-in-residence at Wassaic Project, Monson Arts, and the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts.

AMR Art Dumbo is honored to collaborate with the Alice Austen House to present two distinct exhibitions of Andrea Modica's work. As a gallery dedicated to championing women and queer artists, AMR naturally aligns with the Alice Austen House's mission to celebrate the contributions of women photographers and LGBTQ+ histories through the lens of one of photography's pioneering figures. Modica's photographs are captivating. Her artistic mastery and attunement to her subjects inspire us to look closely and recognize the timeless…

ZAROLAT presents another group curation of one-of-a-kind furniture, lighting, sculpture, objects and artwork in DUMBO Design District. The exhibition introduces new talents and works by the gallery's international community of artists and designers.

Smack Mellon presents a group exhibition in honor of their 30th Anniversary, reflecting on and celebrating the organization's work over the past three decades. Comprising Smack Mellon's program alumni, former/current employees, and archival material, the exhibition explores the various permutations of labor as the organization's most consistent through line. Featuring work by The Barnstormers, Itziar Barrio, Sonya Blesofsky, Patty Chang, Camel Collective (Anthony Graves and Carla Herrera-Prats), Melissa Dubbin and Aaron S. Davidson, Kyoung Eun Kang, Moko Fukuyama, Javier Maria,…

Studio Delson presents AfterMined, an exhibition of work by Rachel Bacon. From the artist: "Currently I’m exploring how drawing can work within larger issues concerning landscape, geology, extraction industries and the aesthetics of the climate emergency. Site visits to open-pit mining areas and research into the effects of climate warming form the starting point for painstaking, semi-sculptural drawings. I draw with graphite on crumpled paper; normally considered a mistake and thrown away, the damage to the paper is revealed and…

NOTES FROM DAUGHTERS is a Group Art Exhibition curated by Leah Kogen Elimeliah. The exhibition brings together 19 national & international women artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, multimedia, textile, film, poetry & music to explore one of the most formative relationships in a woman's life: the relationship between fathers and daughters. Through the exhibition, performances, film, & public dialogue, the project asks: • How do fathers shape female identity? • How do women inherit love, expectation, shame, freedom, &…

Stump Gallery is pleased to present a collaborative exhibition with Nigeria-based gallery DADA Gallery. Errant Grammars brings together Blossom Oyeyipo, Corinne Slade, Louise Hapton, Austin Uzor, and Paul Majek in an exploration of misrecognition, memory, displacement, and the instability of categories through painting, sculpture, and mixed media. The exhibition considers how familiar forms; bodies, landscapes, flowers, objects, and memories, can be reimagined to suggest alternative emotional and psychological realities.

Cuban Art Space present Painting Their Lives: Cuba's Self-Taught Artists, a show that brings together vibrant works by the island's finest self-taught and outsider artists, capturing everyday scenes, folklore, and resilience. Painted in bold color and unschooled technique, these works offer an intimate window into contemporary Cuban life beyond formal art institutions.

Please join SoRA for a fashion show and exhibition featuring work by Jianing Zhao, Nathalie San Fratello, Tanner Kok, Lexi Fujita, and Dennis RedMoon Darkeem, winning stylists from the School’s EYE-CATCH! open call. Each stylist will showcase four looks inspired by the aesthetics and counter-aesthetics of the Attention Economy, brought to life by twenty models on the runway at our Dumbo Sanctuary. The exhibition will feature one-of-a-kind accessories by guest artist Kajal Ramrup in addition to selected looks by the…

Atmospheric features work by painters Noémie Kirscher and Odette Steinert. Both artists capture a certain dreamlike atmosphere through their distorted painting methods. One fragmenting memory and place, the other translating the internal to external. Working at large scales, the viewer will be transported into their unique yet complimentary worlds.

Plumb Line holds a tension between the vertical and horizontal, earth and sky, presence and repose. Baniel’s paintings move between the earthly and spiritual, while Granwell’s handmade paper sculptures explore repair and the possibility of transcendence. Their distinct practices come together through the relationship between scroll-like paintings and bodily sculptures, creating a visual axis within the space. This axis becomes a point of connection between the material and the spatial, where balance, gravity, alignment, and intimacy come into focus.

Featuring Nancy Cohen, Dora Do, Nikki Lindt, Jen Shepard and Zelda Zin. This is the inaugural exhibition for a new artist collective: POOL. As a women’s collective, we POOL labor, resources, and space in order to support multidisciplinary artists. Located a stone’s throw from the East River, the POOL reflects a desire for connectivity, possibility, and visibility for artists in Brooklyn and beyond. The POOL plunges us into conversation, exchange, and play through happenings, gatherings, and pop-up exhibitions. The POOL…

Usagi NY presents Marina Mori’s solo exhibition, “Kawaii Icons.” Mori, a Japan-based artist, uses Japanese mythology and traditional culture as a springboard for her work. Expect a series of paintings paired with Japanese calligraphy that examines the connection between image and language. The show highlights how these traditional elements translate into a contemporary aesthetic in the heart of Dumbo.