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Since 1979, PS122 Gallery is a not-for-profit alternative exhibition space in the East Village.

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Inhabiting the Landscape: Collective Garments for a Living Ecology
Fashion Show & Public Conversation

Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 3–4:30 PM

@PS122 Gallery, 150 First Ave, NYC

Yohanna Roa & Felicia Young present nine wearable artworks developed over the past four years through the Costume/Bio-Arts workshops Yohanna Roa led as Costume/Textile Artist-in-Residence and Workshop Instructor with Earth Celebrations. Created collectively with community participants for Ecological City: Procession for Climate Solutions directed by Felicia Young, these garments explore urban ecology, environmental awareness, and the relationships between artistic production, ecological knowledge, and community participation.

The fashion show will be followed by a public conversation with Felicia Young, Founder and Executive Director of Earth Celebrations, and Yohanna M. Roa, examining how collaborative artistic practices can generate environmental awareness, shared knowledge, and forms of collective action.

About the speakers

Yohanna M. Roa is a New York-based transcultural feminist visual artist working across performance, textiles, garment-making, and critical archival intervention. Her practice examines how history, knowledge, and memory are materially produced and embodied. Through wearable works and participatory textile processes, she approaches the body as a site of knowledge and artistic production as a method of research, collaboration, and public engagement.

Felicia Young is a social-action artist and Founder and Executive Director of Earth Celebrations, a nonprofit organization based on New York’s Lower East Side. Since 1991, she has developed interdisciplinary art projects integrating visual art, performance, public processions, education, and civic participation to address environmental and social issues, including community-garden preservation, watershed restoration, coastal resilience, and climate action.

More information- Earth Celebrations
https://www.earthcelebrations

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I’m thrilled to have work in 𝑪𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒚𝒍𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑨𝒎𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒄𝒂𝒏𝒂, curated by 𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒘&𝑻𝒆𝒍𝒍 opening Saturday November 7 at PS122 Gallery! I’ll have four pieces including, 𝘎𝘢𝘳𝘥𝘦𝘯 𝘪𝘯 𝘑𝘶𝘭𝘺, 𝘈𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘍𝘳𝘢𝘨𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘳𝘥, 2026, pastel and charcoal on linen, 9 by 12 inches, seen here. I hope you can join us for this special show! 💕🍬🍭

𝘍𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨:

Liz Ainslie @liz.ainslie
Yen Yen Chou @yenyenflamingooo
Jim Clark @jamesclark11211
Alyssa Fanning @alyssaefanning
Jane Fine @janemfine
Michael Gac Levin @michael_gac_levin
Richard Garrison @richardgarrison_studio
Rachel Jackson @jacksonrachela
Allison Reimus @allison_reimus
Marcy Rosenblat @o.rosenblat

DM for inquiries/Checklist 🌟

PS122 Gallery is located at 150 1st Ave, New York, NY 10009 (Entrance on 9th Street between 1st and Ave A)

𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒘&𝑻𝒆𝒍𝒍 is curated by artists Alyssa Fanning, Emma Fanning, Michael Lee & Patrick Neal. @alyssaefanning @starryfaces @3dmikelee @nealpaintingnow

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The FABULOUS singer-song writer and bass player FELICE ROSSER will be performing Tuesday OCTOBER 13 (tomorrow) starting at 7:30 PM

PS 122 Gallery
150 1st Ave
Entrance on 9th st

She'll open the performance with 2 short readings from jennifer jazz and herself, then launch into her amazing rhythmic new album LOVE IS A WISH AWAY

Felice Rosser, the creative force behind FaithNYC, has been shaping New York’s music scene with her distinctive blend of punk, reggae, funk, and African influences.

THIS IS PART OF the29.art SHOW !!!

(photo credit: David Corio)

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Save the date! 𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒘&𝑻𝒆𝒍𝒍 presents 𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘆𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗻𝗮 at PS122 opening Saturday November 7 from 6 to 8pm! 🎉🍬🍭✨ @ps122gallery

𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘆𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗻𝗮 features 𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒘&𝑻𝒆𝒍𝒍 speakers:

Liz Ainslie @liz.ainslie
Yen Yen Chou @yenyenflamingooo
Jim Clark @jamesclark11211
Alyssa Fanning @alyssaefanning
Jane Fine @janemfine
Michael Gac Levin @michael_gac_levin
Richard Garrison @richardgarrison_studio
Rachel Jackson @jacksonrachela
Allison Reimus @allison_reimus
Marcy Rosenblat @o.rosenblat

DM for inquiries/Checklist 🌟
showandtellarts@gmail.com 💌

PS122 Gallery is located at 150 1st Ave, New York, NY 10009 (Entrance on 9th Street between 1st and Ave A)

𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒘&𝑻𝒆𝒍𝒍 is curated by artists Alyssa Fanning, Emma Fanning, Michael Lee & Patrick Neal. @alyssaefanning @starryfaces @3dmikelee @nealpaintingnow

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I am delighted to invite you to the opening reception of ADDED VALUES + / a generous landscape, an exhibition by @the29.art a collective of women in the arts, presented at PS122 Gallery, 150 First Avenue, New York, on October 6, 6–8 PM. @ps122gallery
I will be presenting The Kitchen II, an installation and performance.

I am honored to be part of this exhibition alongside a remarkable group of artists: Marta Edelheit, Lucía Minervi, Karen Moss, Helen Oji, Kathy Brew, Susan Salinger, Liz Canner, Stefani Mar, Virginia Reath, Aline Mare, Betsy Weis, Phoebe Legere, and me.

Special thanks to Susan Salinger @salingersusan and Liz Canner for inviting me to be part of this project.

Exhibition runs: October 8–31, 2026

My work expands the kitchen as a political device—a charged space where the intimate, the domestic, the social, and the political intersect. Through installation and performance, The Kitchen II considers the kitchen not simply as a site of domestic labor, but as a space of memory, transmission, embodiment, and transformation, where relationships between bodies, materials, care, and power become visible.

I will also be performing twice during the exhibition, on October 13 and October 24. More information coming soon.

ADDED VALUES + / a generous landscape proposes a reconsideration of landscape beyond the image: as a space we inhabit, construct, transform, and share. Bringing together practices that engage with bodies, histories, memory, nature, materiality, violence, care, and systems of representation, the exhibition asks how we might understand landscape through interdependence rather than appropriation and domination.

The exhibition emerges from the collective practice of the29.art, founded during the pandemic as an experiment in creating a space for self-identified women artists to gather, exchange ideas, present work, and build community on their own terms. The exhibition reflects this ongoing process of conversation, collaboration, and shared inquiry.

ADDED VALUES + / a generous landscape
October 8–31, 2026
PS122 Gallery
150 First Avenue, New York, NY

Opening Reception: October 6, 6–8 PM
Performances: October 13 & 24

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Join all the artists this Sunday 5-7pm for a final walk-through and closing reception. It’s been very special to work with these amazing artists and with the wonderful Kaleb Wise, director at @ps122gallery. It’s been a joy to envision this exhibition and see it come to fruition. PS122 is a longstanding artists’ space- a rare NYC institution where artists and curators can explore and design projects and exhibitions.

I’m so proud of how this show came together- a beautiful diversity of line manifesting in conceptually, aesthetically, and materially different and surprising form. The artists each follow line as a train of thought moving through space, in performance, graphite, glass, solar powered sound, lace, and installation. The works speak to one another thoughtfully and wonderfully.

A catalog is in the works!

Artists: Colleen Coleman, Katherine Jackson, Chris Kaczmarek, Patricia Miranda, Jo Yarrington

Read more at www.ps122gallery.org
www.patriciamiranda.com

@patriciasuzannemiranda
@chris.kaczmarek
@colleencoleman3287
@kathrjax1
@jyarrington

Most of the photos by @loriadamsphoto

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So glad to have gotten to Governor’s Island finally to see Crit Lab Fellow Colleen Coleman’s amazing installation- Periwinkle, Mourning Doves, and Pound Cake; In Search of our Mothers Gardens. (Favorite title ever). A beautiful and moving project - Colleen is rocking it! She is also included in the exhibition at PS122 Gallery- join us for a closing Sunday Sept 27, 5-7pm.

And of course discovered more Crit Lab artists and friends along the way…

Crit Lab artist Priscilla Stadler’s fabulous divination project finding mussels in NYC waterways. An ongoing project using mussels as inspiration and remediation in the fight against pollution in our waters, with heart and humor. Wonderful collaboration with Emily Garfield.

Crit Lab Fellow Christina Massey -hard at work always with her sculptures created from repurposed beer cans- a project also growing off the wall and into a community space.

I also ran into Gerardo Morantes- an artist who @chris.kaczmarek curated into Art in Odd Places 2024 CARE- we had a lovely conversation and walkabout- and I got to see his work as well.

And lucky to catch a work by @pateraperego_studio along the way! Always surprising and evocative work around text as a formal and conceptual language.

Thru a window saw Roya Amigh’s installation- always thoughtful tender and beautiful work.

Much more to see and tell- I hadn’t been out to Gov’s island in a long time. Such a fun inspiring day full of great conversations with artists. My favorite thing. Wonderful things are happening there. #ilovenyc❤️

@colleencoleman3287
@atreeilove
@cmasseyart
@hispanyc
@emilymap
@governorsisland
@pateraperego_studio
@royaamigh
@patriciasuzannemiranda

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Join us this Today for a participatory walkshop hosted by yours truly!
Gallery is open 1:00-6:00
@pariciasuzannemiranda and I will be there all day.
(So come on by even if you cannot make the walkshop!)

Drawing Cartographies of Perception (NYC)
September 19
Begining at 2:00pm and running till around 4:00pm

PS122 Gallery
150 1st Avenue
NYC NY 10009

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.

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One of the affiliated events of the exhibition
Dot, Line, Thread, Wave

Artists: Colleen Coleman, Katherine Jackson, Christopher 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.

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Thanks to all who came to the wonderful Poetry Reading yesterday at @ps122gallery. The sound of poems emanating into the air amongst the work of the show felt like a completion of the curation. So moving!

Many thanks to the gracious and generous poets Eso Malflor, Rosanna Warren, David Weiss.

Join us Saturday September 19, 2-4pm
for the FREE workshop with Chris 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.

See also Colleen Coleman’s now continued wall drawing- which made its way onto the arm of poet David Weiss- an extended performative drawing!

The show is on view thru Sept 27
Artist walk-thru and closing Sept 27, 5-7pm

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.

The exhibition includes works on paper, glass, and textile, solar powered sound installations, labyrinth and mapping walks, and performance drawing.

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Poetry reading-
PS122 Gallery
9th st and 1sf Ave

Join us!

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. Malflor was a 2025 Crit Lab Fellow.

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.

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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.

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