If one can brave the mirages of moist heat and warm rain of New York August, they just might end up at 170 Forsyth Street, home of Ki Smith Gallery. At this time, the gallery is proud to present its 2026 juried group show: Critics Choice. With 24 artists ranging in age, background, and medium, the show brings together a …
kamsakii.+* x “Third Strike: A Fusion of 80’s Dancehall and Japanese Dub.
Kamsakii’s “Third Strike” melds 80’s Dancehall and Reggae with Japanese Dub, creating a unique sound. It combines the Lovers Rock style of Jamaican artists with the confident vibe of Dancehall legends. Influenced by Japanese artists like Natsu Summer, it pushes the boundaries of Reggae and Dub into innovative, new territories.
Five Below at Tribeca’s Closing
On the second Friday of this August, the closing showcase for Five Below drew in art-fans under the last dregs of Summer’s heat. Hugged between buildings, the lingering heat dispersed into Marinaro Gallery on 86 Walker Street, notched into east Tribeca. The gallery housed paintings and mixed media works from twenty-five artists. Marinaro Gallery recently moved to this new space …
Gallery Tour at Gladwell Projects This Saturday.
On August 15th, 2026, The Creative & Commercial is hosting a gallery tour in Jersey City with curator Christiana Ine-Kimba Boyle. The event features six solo exhibitions by various artists, showcasing diverse themes and artistic expressions. Visitors can gain insights into these distinct practices from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Kates-Ferri Projects Maintains Summer Presence with Damien Davis’ In The Cut.
As we hit the midway mark for the summer, the art world is at a low hum with a lot of the creative community still taking the month off before Armory Week whips us all back into our usual frenzy. But in the middle of this traditional lull, Kates-Ferri Projects is still making some noise with an eye-catching window front …
Stoops, Sirens, and Stickball Feels at Home in Sunset Park.
What becomes of a neighborhood’s soul when its stories begin to fade? Stoops, Sirens, and Stickball are the language of a neighborhood. Generations gathered on stoops, shared stories, and friendships began. Sirens wove their way into the rhythm of daily life. Music filled the streets, food brought families together, and stickball transformed blocks into playgrounds, where imagination turned the neighborhood …
Arthur Banach Encourages Us to REINVENT at Loudmouth.
“All that you touch, you change. All that you change, changes you. The only lasting truth is change.” — Octavia Butler As Octavia Butler wrote, change is the only lasting truth. We hold the capacity to change in countless ways, and in turn, to change those around us, and the world we inhabit. REINVENT is the first solo exhibition from …