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Since 1979, PS122 Gallery is a not-for-profit alternative exhibition space in the East Village.
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JOIN US SEPTEMBER 19, 2026 2-4 PM DRAWING CARTOGRPHIES OF PERCEPTION A walking and drawing workshop By Christopher Kaczmarek Drawing Cartographies of Perception This walkshop explores the personal and subjective nature of navigation and cartography and the diverse ways people perceive and move through space, using the acts of walking and drawing as primary methods of investigation Ps122 Gallery 150 First Ave NY NY 10009 by @ps122gallery
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Today! In the gallery- come down! PS122 Gallery on the fabulous lower east side! 9th street and 1st Ave. Dot, Line, Thread, Wave Artists: Colleen Coleman, Katherine Jackson, Chris Kaczmarek, Patricia Miranda, Jo Yarrington On View September 5-27, 2026 A point walks into a line, a body draws lines in space, a line of thread pierces through cloth, a dot etches glass, a wave of light reverberates into sound. From neurological brain waves flowing from arm to form, these artists use line to create multi-dimensional conceptual drawings; on paper and on walls, in lace and in glass, in performance, and through invisible lines of light and sound. Together their works draw a resonant immersive world. by @ps122gallery
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Join us for a Poetry Reading and Book Signing! Sept 12 2-4pm: Poetry Reading 4-5pm: Reception and Book Signing Poets Eso Malflor Rosanna Warren David Weiss PS122 Gallery 150 1st Avenue NYC NY 10009 ### Eso Malfor’s debut chapbook of poems and drawings, Everything is in Search of Equilibrium, was published by Echo Thread Projects in 2025. A two person exhibition was shown at Fotographiens Hus in Oslo, Norway this summer. Their work is in the collections of the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Institute of Art, and in private collections across the US. Rosanna Warren is a Professor (Emerita) at the University of Chicago. She is the author of seven books of poetry: the new Hindsight, and most recently So Forth (2020) and Ghost in a Red Hat (2011). Her biography of Max Jacob, Max Jacob: A Life in Art and Letters, appeared in October 2020. A former Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets and a Berlin Fellow, she has received awards from the Academy of American Poets, The American Academy of Arts &; Letters, the Lila Wallace Foundation, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the New England Poetry Club, among others. David Weiss has published six collections of poetry, most recently Little Mirror (Lynx House) and No Tomorrow (Tiger Bark Press), three novels, The Mensch, Cry Baby and Do Us Part and four crime novels in the Ditch Witch series. His book of essays on poetry, And Living Things Too, has just come out from Tiger Bark Press. ### One of the affiliated events of the exhibition Dot, Line, Thread, Wave Artists Colleen Coleman, Katherine Jackson, Chris Kaczmarek, Patricia Miranda, Jo Yarrington A point walks into a line, a body draws lines in space, a line of thread pierces through cloth, a dot etches glass, a wave of light reverberates into sound. From neurological brain waves flowing from arm to form, these artists use line to create multi-dimensional conceptual drawings; on paper and on walls, in lace and in glass, in performance, and through invisible lines of light and sound. Together their works draw a resonant immersive world. by @ps122gallery
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Join us this Saturday September 12! Poetry Reading 2-4pm Reception and Book Signing 4-5! Poets Eso Malflor Rosanna Warren David Weiss Artists Colleen Coleman, Katherine Jackson, Chris Kaczmarek, Patricia Miranda, Jo Yarrington Eso Malfor is a visual artist and writer based in Trondheim, Norway and Chicago, Illinois. Their debut chapbook of poems and drawings, Everything is in Search of Equilibrium, was published by Echo Thread Projects in 2025. Their work is in the collections of the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Institute of Art, and in private collections across the US.   Rosanna Warren is a Professor (Emerita) at the University of Chicago. She is the author of seven books of poetry: the new Hindsight, and most recently So Forth (2020) and Ghost in a Red Hat (2011). A former Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets and a Berlin Fellow, she has received awards from the Academy of American Poets, The American Academy of Arts &; Letters, the Lila Wallace Foundation, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the New England Poetry Club, among others.    David Weiss has published six collections of poetry, most recently Little Mirror (Lynx House) and No Tomorrow (Tiger Bark Press), three novels, The Mensch, Cry Baby and Do Us Part and four crime novels in the Ditch Witch series. His book of essays on poetry, And Living Things Too, has just come out from Tiger Bark Press. A point walks into a line, a body draws lines in space, a line of thread pierces through cloth, a dot etches glass, a wave of light reverberates into sound. From neurological brain waves flowing from arm to form, these artists use line to create multi-dimensional conceptual drawings; on paper and on walls, in lace and in glass, in performance, and through invisible lines of light and sound. Together their works draw a resonant immersive world. taken in P S 122 Gallery by @ps122gallery
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The amazing artist and Crit Lab Fellow Colleen Coleman’s powerful endurance performance drawing. Today Saturday Sept 5, 2-4pm Part of Dot, Line, Thread, Wave @ps122gallery Reception 4-6pm WAKE WORK: 5TH ITERATION A Durational Performance Drawing, 2026 Equal parts portal, protest, and prayer, Wake Work: 5th Iteration is a durational drawing performance rooted in ritual, remembrance, collective witnessing, and radical love. Responding to Black lives lost under troubling circumstances and to missing people too often unseen, Coleman works in graphite, dressed in blue. Like a radio telescope receiving waves from distant space, Coleman reads the vibrations moving through the room. A continuous line forms ellipses, spirals, circles, and pathways, mapping energy, memory, and presence. Artist and audience occupy this continuum together: she documents; they witness. In conversation with Christina Sharpe and bell hooks, Wake transforms remembrance into action—an insistence on seeing, caring, protecting, and refusing disappearance. Curated by @patriciasuzannemiranda Colleen Coleman, Katherine Jackson, Christopher Kaczmarek, Patricia Miranda, Jo Yarrington September 5-27, 2026 @colleencoleman3287 @kathrjax1 @chris.kaczmarek @jyarrington More events throughout the show- stay tuned…. taken in P S 122 Gallery by @ps122gallery
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A little behind the scenes of Dot, Line, Thread, Wave✨ installation days, small details, and the joy of watching it all come together. Featuring the work of Colleen Coleman, Katherine Jackson, Chris Kaczmarek, Patricia Miranda, and Jo Yarrington. Join us for one or all of the events! 🗓️ Sept 5 📍 @ps122gallery 2–4pm: Come in and out for Colleen Coleman’s durational drawing 4–6pm: Artist Reception see you tomorrow!! Find a little video at the end ✨✨✨ by @ps122gallery
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Satellite Systems OPENING FRIDAY AUGUST 7, 7-9PM PS122 GALLERY 150 FIRST AVE NY, NY 10009 What does it mean to act on the world as it acts on you? The works of eight recent MFA graduates from the University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design (Ana González Garduño, Cacie Rosario Jackson, Sol Kim, Dylan Li, Jingyi Ling, Noa Mori Machover, Shay Myerson, and Ambika Trasi) generate private and public encounters with the systems that organize our world. By exploring both material and immaterial structures, such as historical archives, AI technology, language, and our senses, we are invited to use art as a vehicle for thinking through human experience and imagining new outcomes. The exhibition’s title—a play on the MFA program’s annual “satellite show”—is a metaphor for the way the world acts on us (through gravity, surveillance, regulation, etc.), working both with and against our attempts at forward momentum. On view at PS122, Satellite Systems includes a diverse range of art forms, like sculpture, collage, drawing, and performance. Working within curatorial legacies that sought to radically shift an individual’s encounter with art, like Jan Hoet’s Chambres d’Amis (Ghent, June 21-September 21, 1986), we ask visitors to open themselves up to art’s wider social contexts by expanding the exhibition into public spaces in the East Village. These strategic encounters in further “satellite” locations like transit centers, laundromats, and record stores are an invitation to consider how art both shapes and is shaped by forces beyond us. The ideas investigated here—relationships between the body and environment, the invisibility of labor, slippage within perception, among others—bring attention to the conditions of our existence, using art to view these systems from alternative perspectives. by @ps122gallery
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PS122 Gallery's 2027 Exhibition Open Call is open! For our 2027 season, a three-person jury of arts professionals will select for the 2027 Exhibition Open Call: Six (6) curator and/or artist-led, month-long exhibitions with a minimum of two (min. 2) artists to be hosted in our approximately 1000-square-foot gallery. Criteria Exhibitions must include a minimum of two (min. 2) artists working in any medium; Either the Curator or the Artists must reside in one of the five New York City boroughs; Collectives are encouraged to apply, as are experimental uses of the exhibition space, and in those cases, public programs with an aesthetic component are strongly encouraged, but not required. PS122 Gallery welcomes applications that help our organization achieve its DEIA+ goals; Currently enrolled students are not eligible; Limit yourself to one (1) final submission; duplicates will be discarded. SUBMISSION DEADLINE: September 1, 2026 at 11:59 pm EST Notifications: October 2026 Exhibition Dates: February/March/April/June/ September/ October 2027 The full application is available here and on our website. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdbeVTFZTrMegImINxd5sdHq7bbdK1hN6pr3iT-N0T4TnIJYw/viewform by @ps122gallery
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JOIN US THIS TUESDAY ✨ Public Talk + Open Q&A with Robert Curcio and artists from What Comes from Clouds. Come join the conversation, ask questions, and learn more about the work and the art world. 📍 PS122 Gallery 150 1st Ave, NYC 🕕 Tuesday, May 18 | 6–8 PM @ps122gallery @purchasemfa @purchasearthistory taken in P S 122 Gallery by @ps122gallery
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Closing reception this Sunday for our show, Obsession / Trauma / Good Luck: Diaspora @ps122gallery 🙂 by @ps122gallery
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