Baxter St is proud to present Down For the Day a solo exhibition of photographs by Susannah Ray, one of Baxter St’s 2023 Mid-Career Initiative Artists. The photographs in Down For the Day (2016-2019) are made along a 15 block stretch of Rockaway Beach, Queens.

Baxter St is proud to present One Should Not Look at Anything, a solo exhibition of photographs by artist Rachel Stern. The presentation is curated by Dr. Ksenia M. Soboleva, Baxter St’s 2022 Guest Curatorial Open Call Recipient.

Femina Luminous is a solo exhibition of photo constructions and collages featuring handmade weavings, large format photographs, and paintings by Naomi Ben-Shahar, one of Baxter St’s 2023 Mid-Career Initiative Artists.

'sub-marine,an exhibition of new works by Simon Benjamin, incorporates mixed media sculpture, photography, and video to consider the significance of the sea as a unifying force in collective histories and colonial legacies.

Baxter St, in partnership with YoungArts, is thrilled to present In a Field of Ancient Stars, an immersive installation of archaeologically-informed new works by Priscilla Aleman, the 2023 YoungArts Baxter St Residency recipient.

Baxter St is proud to present Ghost Bites, a solo exhibition featuring recent photographic prints and vinyl images by Tommy Kha, the winner of the 2021 Aperture & Baxter St Next Step Award.

Baxter St is proud to present The Chance Whale, the first solo show of 2022 Baxter St Resident and interdisciplinary artist, Gwen Smith. The Chance Whale surveys the coincidence of a pre-emancipatory history of Blackness and the sea as relating to ideas concealed in Herman Melville’s Moby Dick and Smith’s own surfer’s quest, her spiritual navigation from the womb to the ocean.

Baxter St is proud to present the first solo show of mixed-media artist Gi (Ginny) Huo, who was in residence at Baxter St earlier this year. Huo’s immersive installation – her most ambitious to date – will explore a medley of topics ranging from Korean astronomy and Shamanism to Mormon iconography, all through the lens of her family’s history.

A Sequence for Squeezing is a solo show of lens-based work by 2021 Baxter St Workspace Resident Naima Green. Featuring new and recent photographs, as well as a recent video work, the exhibition continues Green’s practice of collaborating with her community to create intimate portraits and record personal scenes of play, exploration, and pleasure.