UPCOMING CONVERSATION
The camera opened a cave¹: A Conversation with Allie Tsubota and K Yin
Join us on Saturday, November 7th from 2–4pm for a conversation between artist Allie Tsubota and K Yin, PhD Candidate in the Department of American Studies at Brown University.
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Interviews
Allie Tsubota: Milk Teeth
Video interview with 2026 BAXTER ST Resident Allie Tsubota, discussing her solo exhibition 'Milk Teeth' on view at BAXTER ST September 16, 2026 to November 11, 2026.
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Interviews
Azikiwe Mohammed: Where to From Here?
Video interview with 2026 BAXTER ST Mid-Career Artist Azikiwe Mohammed, discussing his solo exhibition 'Where to From Here?' on view at BAXTER ST September 16, 2026 to November 11, 2026.
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Community News
We are hiring an Individual Giving Manager!
BAXTER ST seeks a warm, outgoing, and highly organized Individual Giving Manager to support individual fundraising and donor cultivation for a fast-growing and influential arts nonprofit.
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Interviews
Res Julian: True Hole
Video interview with 2025 BAXTER ST Resident Res Julian, discussing his solo exhibition 'True Hole' on view at BAXTER ST June 17, 2026 to August 12, 2026.
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Interviews
Cinthya Santos Briones: Living in Sanctuary
Video interview with 2025-26 BAXTER ST Mid-Career Artist Cinthya Santos Briones, discussing her solo exhibition 'Living in Sanctuary' on view at BAXTER ST June 17, 2026 to August 12, 2026.
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Community News
Announcing BAXTER ST's 2026 Guest Curatorial Open Call Recipients
Congratulations to Lucas Ondak who will present an exhbition by Andina Marie Osorio and Lesly Deschler Canossi who will present an exhbition by Shweta Bist.
ARTIST RESIDENCIES
Our Current Workspace Residents
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Dumebi Malaika Menakaya
Dumebi Malaika Menakaya is a Nigerian-American visual artist originally from Howard County, Maryland. Centering queerness, religion, and daughterhood, she is interested in the revelatory power of photography and the practice as an exercise in intuition, discernment, and spirituality.
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Claudia Cortinez
Claudia Kaatziza Cortínez is an Argentine American visual artist based in Brooklyn whose practice spans photography, printmaking, and sculpture. Working with light-sensitive chemistries, pigment, and paper pulp, she explores how image and material register memory through processes of imprint and transformation.
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Allie Tsubota
Allie Tsubota (she/her) is an artist exploring intersections of race, visuality, and the formation of historical memory. Her work joins photography, video, photographic and cinematic archives, and text to examine the role of visual spectatorship across racialized space and collapsed historical time.