KATES-FERRI PROJECTS is pleased to present Kevin Sabo’s second solo exhibition at the gallery, titled Cosmopolitini, from Friday, September 18 to Saturday, October 31, 2026, with the reception taking place Friday, September 18, 6-8pm. Setting his newest series of paintings and ceramics in the glorious New York City, Sabo finally answers what many have asked about his ladies in drag: where are they from? The artist …
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 …
INTERVIEW | Curator Micaela Giovannotti’s Embodied Narratives Appeals to the Naked Eye at Kates-Ferri Projects.
Embodied Narratives is a bawdy (yet contemplative) streak through the Lower East Side gallery scene. Kates-Ferri Projects’ latest show serves its audience eleven contemporary artists with a crisp sapidity. The show features primarily 2D works of varied sorts, from oils, to panty hose—yes, you read that correctly—textiles, to a video piece that invades viewers’ perception and plays with the limits of “2D”. …
Permanent Instability Takes Hold at Kates-Ferri Projects.
It has been quite some time since we last visited Kates-Ferri Projects and with the fall art season now in full swing, we made it our business to check out their new group exhibition, Permanent Instability. Featuring an intimate creative cast that includes Guillermo Garcia, Martín Touzón and Saskia Fleishman, the show occupied both Kates-Ferri’s main gallery and B-side. This …
Martín Touzón’s Dissolution Opens at Kates-Ferri Projects.
It was a frigid Friday night and the weather was nothing short of bone chilling; but Martin Touzon still managed to receive a warm reception with his debut solo exhibition, Dissolution, at Kates-Ferris Projects.
SHIRIN ABEDINIRAD in Conversation with Micaela Giovannotti.
Shirin Abedinirad is a conceptual, multimedia and performance artist from Iran currently residing in the United States. I came across her work few years ago while doing research on Instagram for a project on women empowerment by female artists expanding beyond the limitations of their own medium and into the Metaverse.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE Tote Bag.
To commemorate the official opening of It Takes A Village we are happy to announce that LIMITED EDITION tote by artist Boris Bernard is now available! In an endearing effort to celebrate Black artists during the month of February, Kates-Ferri Projects and Quiet Lunch have teamed up to present It Takes A Village. An intimate group exhibition curated by Akeem …