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Art Gallery @ Baruch College, CUNY
Open Mon-Fri, 11am-6pm
Current: People in the City: Modern Portraits from the Baruch College Collection

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Join us in the gallery this Thursday for a talk on Andy Warhol’s portraits with Jennie Goldstein, from 1-2pm. Free and open to the public. Located at 135 E. 22nd St. between Lexington and 3rd Ave. by @mishkingallery

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17 days ago

We are excited to start our fall exhibition, People in the City: Modern Portraits from the Baruch College Art Collection. The show examines mid-century portraiture in our collection, c. 1926-1986, and what it means to be human in New York. On view September 16th - December 11th.

Works by:
Milt Hinton
Alex Katz
Jerome Liebling
Robert Longo
Cindy Sherman
Edward Steichen
Andy Warhol
Gary Winogrand

Image: Garry Winogrand, New York City, 1968, Gelatin Silver Print, 8 ½ x 13 ¼” Gift of Bernard
Levine (Class of ‘54), 1985.
Image courtesy the Baruch College Art Collection and Daniel Jacobson. by @mishkingallery

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a month ago

We had a wonderful conversation at @mishkingallery led by @gail.levin.art @maikaphone — exploring what it means to be an activist and Feminist artist and curator.

I was honored to have my show as the backdrop hearing from @susan_bee_1 @susan_grabel @lori_horowitz @christina.schles — amazing artists. We talked about when we realized or decided we were Feminist artists, how we have created spaces to celebrate activist art, and how the art world has changed — and what hasn’t.

Thank you to everyone who came to support!

Changing Cultures: Zhen Guo, A Retrospective is on view through June 12 at Mishkin Gallery. Closing party is planned for June 11– hope to see you there.

#feministartist #guerrillagirls #womeninart #textileart #artnyc taken in Mishkin Gallery by @mishkingallery

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5 months ago

Join us this Thursday, May 7th, at 5:30pm for a 50-minute program screening original video works by artist Zhen Guo, along with a documentary short film about Guo by Mia Chen 📽️

Video clip: “Timeline of Movement,” 2011, Zhen Guo. Courtesy of the artist.

#videoart #zhenguoart #mishkingallery #baruchcollege by @mishkingallery

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5 months ago

Zhen Guo’s “Muted Landscape” reminds us to take care of our planet, its people and animals, a mother to us all. On view in Changing Cultures: Zhen Guo, A Retrospective. Happy Earth Day!

Image: Mother and Earth, 2019, ink on rice paper and mixed media, 79” x 118” x 10”. Courtesy of artist.

#zhenguoart #baruchcollegenyc by @mishkingallery

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6 months ago

We’re excited to participate in Baruch’s Admitted Students Day! We will be open to all this Saturday, March 28th from 11:30am-2:30pm. Stop by to say hello and check out the exhibition Changing Cultures: Zhen Guo, A Retrospective.

#baruchcollege #admittedstudentsday #mishkingallery by @mishkingallery

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7 months ago

We are proud to present Changing Cultures: Zhen Guo, A Retrospective, the first major New York survey of artist Zhen Guo (b. 1955, Shandong Province, China). Join us for an opening reception on Thursday, March 12th from 4-6pm.

The exhibition is on view from March 12 – June 11, 2026 and is accompanied by an illustrated brochure with a new essay on Guo by curator Gail Levin.

Spanning nearly sixty years, the show explores an artist’s journey from China to New York; themes include an immigrant’s identity, motherhood, and the violence embedded in patriarchal cultures.

Images:
1) “Mother’s Love,” 1980, watercolor on rice paper, 37” x 27”
2) “Love, Kindness, Passion, Desire,” 2020, fabrics and mixed media, 98.5” x 236” x 10” (detail)
3) “Mother and Earth,” 2019, ink on rice paper and mixed media, 79” x 118” x 10” (detail)

All images courtesy of artist. by @mishkingallery

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7 months ago

From February 2-13, Mishkin Gallery will transform into a zine library and creative workshop space. Zines as Dialogue highlights a selection of historical and contemporary self-published zines from New York and beyond.

Zines (pronounced “zeens”) are small-circulation, self-published mini-magazines that are typically DIY and produced using simple, low-cost methods, such as photocopying or printing. Zines serve as a vehicle for disseminating ideas and interacting with various other media, including music, culture, history, art, literature, cooking, politics, fashion, personal stories, and poetry; the list could go on.

From the 1960s to the 1990s, zines were rooted in counter-culture, feminist, queer, and punk movements as a tool for protest, self-expression, and community building. Zines gave power back to people, particularly marginalized communities, as they were able to self-publish and disseminate their own uncensored and non-conformist work. Now, in a time of oversaturation in digital media, people are finding their way back to analog and printed matter, causing zines to have a resurgence across the country as a physical form of social media.

We will present a series of workshops focusing on the history and form of zines. In addition, materials and instructions are available during gallery hours for drop-in zine making, free and open to the public!

Workshop Dates:
Tuesday, February 3, 12pm–2pm
Tuesday, February 10, 12pm–2pm

Drop-in hours:
Monday–Friday, 11am–6pm

Organized by Kelly Luu, 2025-26 Nagelberg Fellow, with Marisa Malone, Gallery Manager.

@baruch_college @cunyarts @baruchweissman by @mishkingallery

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9 months ago

A review of our recently-closed exhibition Christian Hincapié: Decisions at a Desk is included in the latest issue of the New York Review of Architecture! Check it out now above or in print.

@baruch_college @baruchweissman @cunyarts by @mishkingallery

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9 months ago

Last chance to visit Christian Hincapié: Decisions at a Desk, open now until December 19th! 🖼️ taken in Mishkin Gallery by @mishkingallery

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10 months ago

Inspired by Christian Hincapié’s oil rubbings of park motifs and mosaics, we hosted a printmaking workshop with @baruchhonors ! Students made rubbings from found textures around Baruch’s campus and in the wild streets of New York.

Come visit Christian Hincapié’s: Decisions at a Desk, featuring a 12 ft rubbing from Flushing Meadows Corona Park. Open now until December 19th! 🖼️ by @mishkingallery

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a year ago

🪨 FIVE COLUMNS 🪨

Displayed on the 8th floor of the Newman Vertical Campus building is this glorious sculpture crafted by Brooklyn-based German artist, Ursula von Rydingsvard.

Pieces like this and so many more are displayed around campus. Have you noticed any of the art around campus? Submit to our zine if you feel inspired to create your own art. We can’t wait to see your work!

‼️DEADLINE: December 20th, 2025 by @mishkingallery

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a year ago