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Today and tomorrow are the last days to enter the world of Ryan Oskin and Song Watkins Park. This 2-person exhibition, If Only the Light Could Stay, immerses the viewer in the golden hour just before dusk, where the body and the landscape fade into one another and the idea of a fixed self feels as ephemeral as the waning light. Visit us this weekend from 1-6 PM 126 13th Street Brooklyn, NY 11215 @songwatkinspark @ryanoskin Images: Song Watkins Park Black Irs, 2025 oil on linen 16 x 18 in Ryan Oskin Orbit, 2024 UV curable ink on plywood, pigment prints 35 x 1 x 22 in
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Last week to see “If Only the Light Could Stay”, a two-person exhibition featuring Ryan Oskin and Song Watkins Park. Visit the gallery Friday through Sunday, 1-6PM 126 13th Street Brooklyn, NY 11215 @ryanoskin @songwatkinspark Images: Ryan Oskin Jamb, 2025 UV curable ink on plywood, pigment prints 36 x 1 x 19 in Song Watkins Park History, 2025 Oil on linen 40 x 54 in
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The gallery is open today 1-6pm and extended hours tomorrow 9am-12pm. Don’t miss “If Only the Light Could Stay” featuring @songwatkinspark and @ryanoskin, curated by @patrickbowerart and @gdz.nyc. 126 13th Street Brooklyn, NY 11215 📷 @masaki_nylife
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Join us tonight 6-8pm for the opening reception of “If Only the Light Could Stay” a two-person exhibition featuring Song Watkins Park and Ryan Oskin, winners of our 2026 open call. Song Watkins Park is a figurative painter whose work examines narrative, identity, and the human psyche. Using herself as both subject and conduit, she constructs intimate, psychologically charged scenes that reclaim the female body as a site of strength, vulnerability, and reflection. Drawing from childhood memories and literature rooted in her upbringing in Korea, her paintings weave together cultural specificity with broader, shared human experiences. Watkins Park holds an MFA from Washington University in St. Louis and is currently an adjunct professor in the Department of Art at Saint Louis University. Ryan Oskin explores the physical and psychological space between architectural renderings and their realization through photography, sculpture, and installation. He has had solo exhibitions at the NARS Foundation, Rubber Factory, and the Java Project in New York City. In addition, his work has been shown throughout the United States at Aperture Foundation, LVL3, Press Street, Newspace Center for Photography, and underneath the 6th Street Viaduct in Los Angeles. He graduated from Pratt Institute with a BFA in Photography in 2012. He currently lives and works in Brooklyn, N.Y. 126 13th Street Brooklyn, NY 11215
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📣 ✨✨ SAVE THE DATE! ✨✨ For “If Only the Light Could Stay,” a two-person show featuring Song Watkins Park @songwatkinspark and Ryan Oskin @ryanoskin — winners of our 2026 Open Call! 💫 🗓️ ❤️The show opens Saturday, September 12, curated by Patrick Bower (@patrickbowerart) and Greg Dzurita (@gdz.nyc) ⏰ 6-8 PM at 126 13th St, Gowanus, Brooklyn ⚽️ 🏁 👀 Starting tomorrow, we’ll post one finalist feature per day to wrap up the summer! (In no particular order!)✨ #fieldofplaygallery #songwatkinspark #ryanoskin #nyartistscircle #artistrungallery
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Ryan Oskin @ryanoskin investigates the moments in between the formation and aging of architecture through photography, sculpture, and installation. He has had solo exhibitions at the NARS Foundation, Rubber Factory, and the Java Project in New York City. In addition, his work has been shown throughout the United States at Aperture Foundation, LVL3, Press Street, Newspace Center for Photography, and underneath the 6th Street Viaduct in Los Angeles. He graduated from Pratt Institute with a BFA in Photography in 2012. He currently lives and works in Brooklyn, N.Y. Photograph of the artist by Eric Helgas @erichelgas
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Now old enough to run for president 😌
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Thank you to all the artists and supporters who took part in EAT IT! Together, we raised $5,500 for City Harvest and Feeding America. The fundraiser is ongoing, because far too many people continue to face food insecurity in the richest countries in the world. If you’d like to support, check the 🔗 in our bio for a full PDF of available works! if you see something you like, make us an offer some of the prices are flexible 🤑 Images: Aisling Hamrogue Untitled Oil painting on Canvas 18 x 24 in $1,500 Christopher Daharsh Maspeth Weed Tree Sunset Over the Western Beef Parking Lot 2024 Oil on linen over panel 10.5 x 7.5 x 1.5 in $1,400 Kristina Schmidt Genie in a Bottle (2/13) 2024 Handcolored digital print on paper Edition of 13 10 x 7.5 in $999 Ryan Oskin Pass Through 2025 Pigment prints mounted to coroplast 24 x 18 x 1.5 in (framed) $250 Tsai-Ling Tseng Work on paper (framed)
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😱 thank you thank you thank you to everyone who came out to the opening on saturday 🤍🤍🤍 @delarge_ wrote a really nice note about how the collaboration came about…check it out on his grid 📱 the spirit of collaboration and its relationship to time and labor was paramount to this project in my opinion…it is what helped my ‘flowers’ mutate and evolve into freestanding, solitary trees…each with it’s own personality (and title thanks to Nathaniel!) 🤍🌴🤍 i am very grateful for Nathaniel’s partnership, ingenuity and friendship in this. He is truly a top creative mind making work today. 🤍 The collaborations didn’t stop there though! we are both indebted to @matt_table_ and @gotranggo for their work and contribution to the project—from press releases and pdfs to humid installs, emergency repairs and toggle bolt disasters, Matt and Trang were with us every step of the way. THANK YOU Matt and Trang and @international___waters 🤍💙🤍 You two have an exceptionally meaningful project and beautiful community at International Waters! 🤍 Finally, thank you Mark none of this would be possible without you and the @newtownradio community. Your passion for arts and culture provides the context for these exceptional, singular experiences. 🙏🏼🤍🙏🏼
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💥 DANIEL BARRAGÁN @aceisgod works in SUNRISE @beverlysnyc 🐎🌀⚱️ TONIGHT is the last night to see this stunning show featuring works by @aceisgod @nxsmourino @lamarjrobillard @ryanoskin @sabrina.mendoza @rouzaud.camille 🌇🌇🌇 organized by @beverlysnyc @araphulu
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ome see these stunning works by Ryan Oskin @ryanoskin on view @beverlysnyc - Ryan Oskin uses photography, sculpture, and installation to investigate the formation and aging of architecture. He has had solo exhibitions at the NARS Foundation, Rubber Factory, and the Java Project. In addition, his work has been exhibited with the Aperture Foundation, LVL3, Fjord Gallery, Parent Company, and Project Art Distribution. On view in SUNRISE 🌇 - featuring DANIEL BARRAGÁN RYAN OSKIN NICOLE MOURIÑO LAMAR ROBILLARD CAMILLE ROUZAUD SABRINA MENDOZA MALAVÉ Organized by @beverlysnyc and @araphulu SUNRISE ☀️ levitates on the horizon of steel and concrete. ⚒️ Birdsong mixes with jackhammers, traffic, and the cattle calls of the crossing guards who shepherd us to work, or home after a long night out. Tumbleweeds of trash and construction debris dot the landscape, as we gallop through Busy Town in search of a watering hole. This is the Wild West of The City. The word “development” can be many things — real estate development, character development, the work of culture pioneers, or the manifest destiny towards the city – spurred by our devotion to building, destroying, dancing, collecting, and connecting. Each of the works in this exhibition point to the hot topography of the land of the Urban Cowboy – the city as Grand Canyon, channelling us all into the steamy environment we find ourselves together in right now. Daniel Barragán shows paintings highlighting a Hollywood-influenced cross-border symbolism, and Puebloan-style ceramics featuring rock bands including Queens, NY’s thrash metal band, ANTRHAX. Camille Rouzaud’s bike and metal pipe sculptures remind us of the literal METAL🤘infrastructure. // organized by @beverlysnyc @araphulu
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