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The Walking Gallery

Two years ago today, I curated and exhibited The Walking Gallery: The Brooklyn Bridge Edition. The show’s purpose was to break away from the traditional gallery space and use New York in its place. For this show, the chosen venue was the Brooklyn Bridge. Six artists were asked to walk their work across the bridge, beginning in Brooklyn and ending in Manhattan. As all of the featured artists were in the final year of their BFA painting program, the purpose of the show was to illustrate the coming changes in their practices, careers, and lives as a whole. I asked each artist to carry an artwork that was significant to them at the time, allowing them to carry a piece of who they are now and walk it toward who they are going to be.

It was such an honor to work with the artists, photographer, and videographer on this exhibit. Thank you to you all!

The featured artists included:
Andrea Norton @andreacamilaa
Muna Al Fadl @alfadl.png
Marle Adelman @ragermaiden
Simone Sackett @simonelaurenstudio
Lucy Ix @lucille_ix_art
Laura Lambuth @lauralambuth.art

Special thanks to:
Photographer Braden Morrison @bmorrisonphoto
Videographer Imaji Fabiandava @imaaaji

(Video will be posted soon!)

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🙂miss you guys🥲 #nyc #we #outside

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BITCH: March 20th-April 17th

Gaby Cavaliere and Ava Kutner are excited to present Bitch, our debut exhibition at 3rd Story Gallery featuring the work of thirteen artists, including Kutner and Cavaliere (Libby Stew), at diverse stages in their careers: Annika Fricke, Fiona Frances, Greta, Henry Kramer, HZRD, Matt Diesing, Marle Adelman, Raymond Samame, Paul Root, Selah Payne, and Xavier Sylvia-Jackson.

While “bitch” is historically a negative word, our exhibition aims to add to its definition by showcasing various interpretations of the term, whether positive, negative, or metaphysical, using a variety of mediums including painting, photography, and sculpture. We invited the artists to explore the essence of this phrase, breaking it down into all of its components. What are the concrete or abstract visible manifestations of a “bitch”?

Come join us for the opening on March 20th from 7-10pm at 3rd Story Gallery! If you can’t make the opening we are showing til April 17th, make an appointment with us! @b1tch_gallery
b1tchgallery@gmail.com

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snow days, set pics, and other happenings

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I thought it looked delicious -Alan
Happy birthday twinnnn @e1i.xyz

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😎😎😎👙🌞⛱️🩱

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Summertime! ☀️🕶️⛅️🌻⛅️😎 #summerishere #graduations

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Yay yayyy yay

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Thank you Pratt for these people and the past four years.
Peace out 🐥

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Just had the last class of my BFA, and it couldn’t have ended on a better note then with @svlocke thesis painting class, I can’t even begin to explain how life changing this group of people are 💛

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Echoes of the Earth 🌍: A Collective Call for Climate Consciousness
On view now at Bushwick Gallery, Echoes of the Earth brings together a dynamic group of artists confronting the ecological crises of our time through sculpture, painting, installation, and conceptual work.
Curated by Mekhi Deleon, this exhibition explores fragility, resilience, and the poetic possibilities of environmental art.

🎨 Featuring:
Erin Quinn
Steve McDonnell
Amy Suzuki
Danninger Feng
Marle Adelman
West Foster
Korissa Frooman
Tibor Matijas
Sohn Plenefisch
Suh Youn Choo (Grace Choo)
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Gina Keatley
Meikle Gardner

Now through May 8 at Bushwick Gallery
22 Fayette St, Brooklyn
By appointment only | Link in bio

#EchoesOfTheEarth #BushwickGallery #EnvironmentalArt #ClimateArt #ContemporaryArt #BrooklynArt #ArtAndNature #EcoArt #SustainableArt

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