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What an honor and pleasure to be back at Texas Southern University bearing Basquiat gifts, thanks to The Bishop Gallery and the amazing HBCU tour that they orchestrated to share Jean-Michel’s work with students and faculty hungry to learn about this great artist and friend. by @thebishopgallery
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“Brooklyn has been waiting for Jean-Michel to come home.”Seventeen years after opening @thebishopgallery in Bed-Stuy, founders Stevenson Dunn Jr. and Erwin John are bringing one of Brooklyn’s most influential artists back to the borough through “Our Friend, Jean: Early Works of Jean-Michel Basquiat.”The exhibition features rare early works, archival material, and intimate photographs from Alexis Adler, Basquiat’s former roommate and partner, documenting the artist before international fame. The collection previously traveled on a six-city HBCU tour, introducing Basquiat’s work to historically Black colleges for the first time.“What we’re really hoping is that this is the start of something,” Dunn said, speaking on the vision of creating a permanent home for Basquiat’s work in Brooklyn.Inside the exhibition, Brooklyn Magazine spoke with Dunn and Adler about accessibility and why Basquiat’s legacy belongs in the borough that shaped him.📍 630 Flushing Ave.🗓️ Now until Dec. 31#jeanmichelbasquiat #basquiat #bedstuy #artexhibit by @thebishopgallery
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Thank you @hyperallergic and @rhea.nayyar for the coverage and continued support. Full article link in bio. Join us this Saturday May 16th for the opening of Our Friend, Jean - a collection of early works by Jean-Michel Basquiat. On loan from friends, Alexis Adler, Jane Diaz, Katie Taylor, and Hilary Jaeger; Our Friend, Jean is a chance to experience Basquait from a different vantage point, one rooted in proximity, history, and quiet power of beginnings. As the doors open, we look forward to welcoming visitors into a presentation that offers a more intimate perspective on Basquiat’s early creative life. On view are works that invite closer gaze. These are pieces that carry immediacy, experimentation, and raw spirit of a young artist on the cusp of becoming one of the most influential figures in contemporary art. While modest in scale, these works offer something profound. They create nearness to the origins of a legend, and a rare glimpse into the personal, formative moments that helped shape his voice. The exhibition also marks the soft launch of The Bishop Arts & Research Center (BARC). This initiative is dedicated to making world class art more accessible, creating space for it to be available to be discovered, studied and experienced more intimately. Opening reception Saturday May 16th 6-8pmRsvp link in bio. #Basquiat #Bishop #Brooklyn by @thebishopgallery
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“All That Remains, Residue” on view until August 29th 📍630 Flushing AveBrooklyn, NY Gallery Hours: S - Su: 12-5 PMM - F: Appointment Only (link in bio)Curated by Luz Harmon (@sikoluz), this exhibition features 17 artists exploring the idea of remains and cultural memory.“The artists in All That Remains are not concerned with nostalgia, they are concerned with what survives. How does one establish an identity with fragmented histories? Inherited gestures? Half-remembered rituals and half-spoken truths that the body still carries without always knowing why? For these artists identity does not have to be recovered as whole but can be constructed from all that remains: the shards of selfhood passed down through bloodlines and silences, through cultural memory and its many ruptures.”- ✍🏿 @jediael444_ Featured artists:- Mark Anthony Wilson Jr. (@markwilson.jr )- Devin Osorio (@devinosorio)- Paula Mans (@paulamansart)- Ava Brock (@avambrock)- VILLAGER (@vllager)- Audrey Lyall (@guessthisflavor)- Dimithry Victor (@dimithryvictor)- Chanya Vitayakul (@chanyaz)- Elana Casey (@caseycontemporary)- King David (@kingdavidthalion)- Rebel-Spirit Morgan (@rebelspiritm)- Alexander Edwards (@alexanderedwards.studio)- Amanda Srge-Lindsay (@alindsay_ )- Adom-Binfo Asante (@n1v.luv)- Xavier Leopold (@xavierlaurentleopold)- Luz Harmon (@sikoluz)Sound Installation by: Dunia Shawty @duniashawty #thebishopgallery #blackownedgallery📸 by: @visually_conscious by @thebishopgallery
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“A Star is Born” - @dimithryvictor 72 x 72 in. Acrylic & Wood on Canvas Featured in our current group exhibition “All That Remains, Residue”, curated by Luz Harmon (@sikoluz). On view until August 29th, 2026📍630 Flushing Ave Brooklyn, NY —“The artists in, “All That Remains, Residue” respond with clearsighted faith in processes of recontextualization,reclaiming scattered cultural and material debris to figure remainders in whole–nothing is lost, only redefined. As an alternative reading of the exhibition title might suggest, it is, in some way or another, in fact, all that remains..”-✍🏼 @jchsanford #thebishopgallery #blackownedgallery 📸: @erynsonline by @thebishopgallery
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Moments from the first artist talk for our current exhibition: “All That Remains, Residue” moderated by: Luz Harmon (@sikoluz) & Jediael Peterson (@jediael444_) in conversation with Audrey Lyall (@guessthisflavor) , Amanda SRGE_Lindsay (@alindsay_ ), and Dunia Shawty (@duniashawty)Together, these artists offer different models for thinking about tradition and gender not as a fixed identity but as a lived practice of carrying knowledge across generations.“All That Remains, Residue” , a group exhibition curated by Luz Harmon (@sikoluz) draws on various traditional craft practices, spiritual customs, material remains, and embodied experiences to fashion living modes of cultural memory. On view until August 29, 2026630 Flushing AveBrooklyn, NYFilm photos by: @j_pierre #thebishopgallery by @thebishopgallery
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Join us on July 11th at The Bishop Gallery for an for an evening of conversation with “All That Remains, Residue” artists: Amanda Srge-Lindsay (@alindsay_ ), Audrey Lyall (@guessthisflavor), & Dunia Shawty (@duniashawty)Moderated by writer-historian Jediael Peterson (@jediael444_ ) & curator Luz Harmon (@sikoluz ), this panel is about how black women inherit, preserve, transform, and transmit knowledge through their respective artistic practices. Although each artist’s world is in a different medium, they are all engaged with questions of lineage, ritual, memory, spirituality, embodiment, beauty, and care. July 11, 20263-5 PM630 Flushing Ave.Brooklyn, NY#thebishopgallery Photos by: @erynsonline by @thebishopgallery
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The Bishop Gallery welcomes you to experience “All That Remains, Residue” curated by Luz Harmon (@sikoluz) now on view at 630 Flushing Ave ♟️Gallery Hours:M-F: Appointment OnlyS-S: 12pm - 6pm“The works in All That Remains, Residue do not share a single ancestry, or medium, but what they do share is a method. Each artist is concerned with turning towards what has been left behind in the body and the soul, in one’s spiritual imagination, in the domestic and the monumental and asking what those readings are still saying. Identity, in this exhibition, is never declared but rather assembled from inherent fragments, practiced rituals, and reconstructed through materials that carry the weight of what language alone cannot hold.”—✍🏿 @jediael444_ For more information or to schedule a viewing , please send us a DM or email info@thebishopgallery.com📸: @visually_consciousFeatured artists:- Mark Anthony Wilson Jr. (@markwilson.jr )- Devin Osorio (@devinosorio)- Paula Mans (@paulamansart)- Ava Brock (@avambrock)- VILLAGER (@vllager)- Audrey Lyall (@guessthisflavor)- Dimithry Victor (@dimithryvictor)- Chanya Vitayakul (@chanyaz)- Elana Casey (@caseycontemporary)-Dunia Shawty (@duniashawty)- King David (@kingdavidthalion)- Rebel-Spirit Morgan (@rebelspiritm)- Alexander Edwards (@alexanderedwards.studio)- Amanda Srge-Lindsay (@alindsay_ )- Adom-Binfo Asante (@n1v.luv)- Xavier Leopold (@xavierlaurentleopold)- Luz Harmon (@sikoluz)#thebishopgallery by @thebishopgallery
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“care for the formless casualties”45” x 18” x 120” Found items, steel, sand & shea butter “Steel-driving man, come rest” 34” x 27” x 72”Steel, shea butter, African black soap & found items- @markwilson.jr Featured in our current group exhibition “All That Remains, Residue”, curated by Luz Harmon (@sikoluz). On view through July 25, 2026“Working across sculpture, assemblage, and installation, Mark Anthony Wilson Jr. builds systems of ancestral reception, vessels constructed from discarded machinery, cast aluminum, and ancient symbols to hold what history has unnamed and unburied. His work is at once architectural and deeply intimate, drawing from Egyptian hieroglyphs, Nankani fractal compounds of Burkina Faso, and the fiction of Nnedi Okorafor to geometrically compose lineages that stretch across millions of years. Shea butter, incense, African Black soap, and handmade charms recur throughout as active materials lubricating the passage between the living and ancestral.“ ✍🏿 - @jediael444_ 630 Flushing Ave.Brooklyn, NY#thebishopgallery #blackownedgallery by @thebishopgallery
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Thank you to everyone who came to the opening of “All That Remains, Residue” Curated by Luz Harmon - @sikoluzStay tuned for additional programming and curator led walkthrough dates!The exhibition is on view until July 25, 2026 Photos 📸: Eryn DuChene (@erynsonline) —“The works in All That Remains, Residue do not share a single ancestry, or medium, but what they do share is a method. Each artist is concerned with turning towards what has been left behind in the body and the soul, in one’s spiritual imagination, in the domestic and the monumental and asking what those readings are still saying. Identity, in this exhibition, is never declared but rather assembled from inherent fragments, practiced rituals, and reconstructed through materials that carry the weight of what language alone cannot hold.Instead of asking: What happened? We are reoriented to ask: What stayed? The answer is never simple. The marks of a painting that sustain a Yoruba cosmology. A strand of prayer beads that accumulates devotion through repetition. Cotton that remembers both the field and the refusal. These works do not argue for a single Black or Diasporic identity but rather that for those whose identities were deliberately fractured, identity becomes a practice ofassembly. Of making meaning from what remains.”✍🏿 - @jediael444_ Featured artists:- Mark Anthony Wilson Jr. (@markwilson.jr )- Devin Osorio (@devinosorio)- Paula Mans (@paulamansart)- Ava Brock (@avambrock)- VILLAGER (@vllager)- Audrey Lyall (@guessthisflavor)- Dimithry Victor (@dimithryvictor)- Chanya Vitayakul (@chanyaz)- Elana Casey (@caseycontemporary)- King David (@kingdavidthalion)- Rebel-Spirit Morgan (@rebelspiritm)- Alexander Edwards (@alexanderedwards.studio)- Amanda Srge-Lindsay (@alindsay_ )- Adom-Binfo Asante (@n1v.luv)- Xavier Leopold (@xavierlaurentleopold)- Luz Harmon (@sikoluz)Sound Installation by: Dunia Shawty @duniashawty#blackownedgallery #thebishopgallery by @thebishopgallery
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“All That Remains, Residue” a group exhibition curated by Luz Harmon (@sikoluz) , opens tonight at 6 PM EST ♟️630 Flushing AveBrooklyn, NY “The artists in All That Remains are not concerned with nostalgia, they are concerned with what survives. How does one establish an identity with fragmented histories? Inherited gestures? Half-remembered rituals and half-spoken truths that the body still carries without always knowing why? For these artists identity does not have to be recovered as whole but can be constructed from all that remains: the shards of selfhood passed down through bloodlines and silences, through cultural memory and its many ruptures. “✍🏿 - @jediael444_ Featuring works by Adom-Binfo Asante, Ava Brock, Elana Casey, King David, Alexander Edwards, Luz Harmon, Xavier Leopold, Amanda Srge-Lindsay, Audrey Lyall, Paula Mans, Rebel-Spirit Morgan, Devin Osorio, Dunia Shawty, Dimithry Victor, VILLAGER, Chanya Vitayakul, and Mark Anthony Wilson Jr., this show brings together artists working in painting,sculpture, sound, and mixed-media, forming a visual chorus that echoes across diasporic narratives. ♟️#thebishopgallery #galleryopening #brooklyngallery by @thebishopgallery
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“Starchild Return and Go Get It” -@avambrock36 x 60 in Oil on Canvas Featured in our upcoming group exhibition “All That Remains, Residue”, curated by Luz Harmon (@sikoluz). Opening this Saturday, June 20th at 6PM“ “All That Remains ,Residue” situates ‘the residual’ as a point of departure. Drawing on various traditional craft practices, spiritual customs, material remains, and embodied experience, these artists fashion living modes of cultural memory. In doing so, this exhibition asserts that inheritances contract and expand as they pass over generations. The artists here take a particular interest in the meaning that accumulates as a result of this mutability, broadening notions of identity, selfhood, and storytelling.”✍🏼 - @jchsanford ♟️#blackownedgallery #thebishopgallery by @thebishopgallery
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