333 Park Avenue South, Suite 2A (between 24th and 25th Sts.)
New York, New York
Upcoming events include the opening reception on Aug. 24th from 6-8:30PM.
"The Space Between" is where we exist - between heaven and earth, light and dark, a still moment and churning chaos. Explore how these opposing elements are interwoven together and are ultimately reflected in ourselves. This exhibition features contemporary photography by the three Crosby Street Gallery founders, Jeffrey Badillo, Julie Chan, and Robert Sanchez, and photographer Jakop Nazaretyan. These four artists capture stunning landscapes and cloud formations that explore "The Space Between" through literal, figurative, and philosophic lenses. This exhibit marks the release of an exclusive new collection of limited edition fine art prints.
In putting together the photographs for this exhibit, we first decided to explore the concept of "the space between." When we convened to choose the artwork, we found that all three of us had a different interpretation of the phrase. These interpretations ranged from the idea of physical space and the separation of forms to the intricate understanding of the Taoist concept of nonbeing and its relation to our spacial awareness. When you visit the exhibit, be sure to ask each of us for our interpretation of the theme. We would love to walk you through the reasoning we used in approaching the exhibition and detail both our personal understanding and our group philosophy.
This exhibition is made possible through our new partnership with Artsource International.
Volume Black Art Gallery
New York, New York
Crosby Street Gallery was proud to be a part of the 2010K Hustle for Education benefit concert at Volume Black Art Gallery in New York City. Every dollar raised went to College for Every Student to help high school students achieve their college dreams through mentoring, partnerships with colleges, and student leadership programs. The concert features musical performances by hip-hop artist Homeboy Sandman and R&B singer Janelle Renee, alongside DJ Sosa. This event will be hosted by radio host extraordinaire, Holley Monelle. Art by Jakop Nazaretyan and College for Every Student Scholars was be on sale through Crosby Street Gallery.
Open during park hours, 11am-6pm
Governors Island, New York City
Building 12 E, 2nd Floor
Crosby Street Gallery is excited to be a part of the annual Governors Island Art Fair. For the month of September, our gallery will be present on Governors Island every weekend.
Spend a day there perusing our latest collections, which will be located in a landmarked army barracks building. All artwork and prints will be available for purchase. The Art Fair is sponsored by the 4heads art collective. Click here for more information and directions.
Pallet City Exhibition Space, FIGMENT
Governors Island, New York
When you look outside your window, what do you see? If someone peers into your window, what would they see? Windows represent a number of things, from transparency, light, and naked truth to privacy and security. This collection asks you to think about our world through unique and varied perspectives. Looking Glass is a collection of reclaimed wood and glass paned windows that carefully frame photography by Crosby Street Gallery founders Jeff Badillo, Julie Chan, and Robert Sanchez. Mirrors and glass are incorporated into the exhibition to add to the unique experience of seeing and being seen. The series plays with your understanding of size, perspective, time, place, and emotion. Looking Glass captures the joys, fascinations, fears, and curiosities of experiencing life in the city. Looking Glass is proud to be a part of Pallet City, an innovative representation of the interactive city using recycled shipping pallets. Designed by Katherine Gressel and Jeremy Reed, Pallet City is part of the FIGMENT outdoor sculpture show on Governors Island.
We encourage visitors to engage with the artwork. Frame your own faces and photography in the mirrored windows or be creative and capture your reflections, or even the shapes and colors of FIGMENT's sculptures in the background. To be a part of our blog, send a photograph of your interpretation, along with your name, city, and brief description to: rob@crosbystreetgallery.com.