Baxter St is proud to present Just Wide Enough to Hold the Weight – a group exhibition of three international artists instrumentalizing the camera in their exploration of gender identity.

Baxter St and YoungArts present Easy When The Love Don’t Hide, an immersive installation of new large-scale black-and-white photographs by past YoungArts award winner Bruce Bennett.

Glitches & Veils is a solo exhibition of works by Emma Safir, bringing together new and recent work from the artist’s material exploration of digital and feminized labor.

Baxter St is pleased to present Wanted Beautiful Home Loving Girl, a solo exhibition of new work by 2021 Workspace Resident Cheryl Mukherji.

Baxter St at CCNY is pleased to present Bold As Brass (or, Third Year Review), an exhibition of new sculptures, collages, and images from Zora J Murff, the winner of the first annual Next Step Award. As the award’s recipient, Murff was given carte blanche to expand his photographic practice by experimenting with image making […]

We are pleased to present Lost Throughout the Pages (Whispers of The Caballeros) by 2020 Workspace Resident Antonio Pulgarin. On view September 8 through October 6, 2021.

Baxter St is pleased to present Vadhu: The Embroidered Bride, a solo exhibition of new work by 2020 Workspace Resident Spandita Malik. A New York-based artist from Chandigarh, India, Malik often addresses women’s rights and gendered violence through her lens-based interdisciplinary practice.

We are pleased to announce the first solo exhibition for Marina Leybishkis, a 2020 Workspace Resident at Baxter St at CCNY.

Mirages of Dreams Past by lens-based mixed media artist, archivist, Alanna Fields, is comprised of a new series of large-scale mixed-media collages exploring the representation of Black queer desire, sensuality, leisure, and memory.