PAST COFFEE TALK
Home/Land Walkthrough with Samantha Box and Zoraida Lopez-Diago
Baxter St is excited to host a walkthrough of the exhibition, Home/Land, led by 2024 Guest Curatorial Open Call Recipient Zoraida Lopez-Diago and participating artist Samantha Box on Tuesday December 03 from 5:30 - 6:30 PM.
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Interviews
Brandon Foushée: Y'all Don't Want to Hear Me, You Just Want to Dance
Video interview with 2024 Baxter Street CCNY resident Brandon Foushée, discussing his solo exhibition 'Y'all Don't Want to Hear Me, You Just Want to Dance' on view at Baxter St September 11, 2024 to October 30, 2024.
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Community News
We're hiring a Community Outreach Coordinator
The Community Outreach Coordinator at Baxter St at The Camera Club of New York works closely with Baxter St colleagues and existing and potential community partners to develop and implement high-quality programs that foster engagement and authentic connections with the artistic communities we serve.
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Interviews
Ezra Benus and Kevin Quiles Bonilla in Conversation
Video interview with 2024 Baxter Street Guest Curatorial Open Call Recipients, Ezra Benus and Kevin Quiles Bonilla, discussing Bonilla's solo exhibition "A Small Patch of Sand Yet it Holds So Much" on view at Baxter St June 20, 2024 - July 31, 2024.
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Community News
Announcing Baxter St's 2024-25 Guest Curatorial Open Call Recipients
We are thrilled to announce the recipients of this year's Guest Curated Open Call! Congratulations to Zoraida Lopez who will present works by artists Samantha Box and Sheida Soleimani; and Junghyun Kim who will present works by artists Juyon Lee and Kai Oh. Support for Baxter St's Guest Curatorial program is provided by the Phillip and Edith Leonian
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Videos
On Family and Family Archives Panel Discussion
On the occasion of Kevin Quiles Bonilla’s solo exhibition, A small patch of sand, yet it holds so much, curated by Ezra Benus, Baxter St’s 2023 Guest Curatorial Initiative Recipient, Kevin Quiles Bonilla, Keishla Quiles Bonilla, Stephanie Alvarado, Noah Benus, and Ezra Benus gathered for short presentations of their practices and a conversation that delves into the specificity, challenges, and joys of working with family and family archives.
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Interviews
Martha Naranjo Sandoval: Flowering Wound
Video interview with 2023 Baxter St Workspace Resident artist Martha Naranjo Sandoval, discussing her solo exhibition 'Flowering Wound' on view at Baxter St from May 1 - June 12, 2024.
ARTIST RESIDENCIES
Our Current Workspace Residents
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Zainab Aliyu
Zainab “Zai” Aliyu is a Nigerian-American artist, designer and cultural worker living in Lenapehoking (Brooklyn, NY). Her work explores the cybernetic and temporal entanglements within societal dynamics to understand how all sociotechnological systems of control are interconnected, and how we are all materially implicated through time.
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Suniko Bazargarid
Bio: Born in Ulaanbaatar, Suniko is a Mongolian photographer who spent her early years in Boston before living in Singapore, Bangkok, and now New York. Her practice is deeply shaped by her nomadic experiences, exploring the complexities of people and places through themes of migration, identity, and the fluidity of memory. Working with both film
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Res Julian
Bio: Res Tahan Julian is an artist and educator based in Brooklyn, NY. Born in Paterson, New Jersey, Res graduated with a BA in Sociology and Studio Art from Smith College, an MFA from the Yale School of Art and a post-master’s in curatorial studies from CuratorLab at Konstfack University in Stockholm, Sweden. They are