anonymous gallery

𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕔𝕖

N. Dash, Mitchell Kehe, Lotus Kang, Grant Mooney, Iris Touliatou, and Minh Lan Tran

summer hours: Tuesday-Friday 12-6pm & by appointment

Artist spotlight 💡 N Dash

“Dash’s work harmonizes subtle energy systems by transforming humble substances through the fundamental forces of touch, attention, and care.”
via SITE SANTA FE

You can view N. Dash anonymousgallery through August 8 and her marvelous solo exhibition “Geophilia” curated by Suzanne Hudson Hill Art Foundation through July 31 ✨

𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕔𝕖

N. Dash, Mitchell Kehe, Lotus Kang, Grant Mooney, Iris Touliatou, and Minh Lan Tran

open through August 8

Artist spotlight 💡 Iris Touliatou

IRIS TOULIATOU
office drag, 2023
Relocated administration calendar frames, relocated technical calendar frames, office maintenance

Previously exhibited Blaffer Art Museum wrote for e-flux :

“Conversely, when infrastructure is pointed out, we see nothing but it, and all that’s considered invisible becomes a “space of representation.” Iris Touliatou turns the museum inside out: she presents an installation of staff calendars, complete with notes and deadlines, relocated from private offices into the gallery; these calendars are replaced, in return, by new office equipment purchased by the artist using her fee. This conceptual gesture connects the infrastructure of exhibition-making to the visitor experience in a profound way.”

Wendy Cabrera Rubio

‘Los cuervos vuelan hacia el norte’
(The Crow Flies North)
hasta 20 de septiembre, 2026

Through video, installation and the recreation of everyday objects, the exhibition starts with a video that addresses the practices promoted by the U.S. government with migrants arriving through the Brasero Program, questioning a historical moment in the bilateral relationship and the government propaganda focused on the food and hygiene habits of the workers. The proposal is a collaboration between artist Wendy Cabrera Rubio and researcher Jairo Antonio Hoyos. .hoyos.galvis




📷 Arthur Mora

final day .newyork
w /

Open today Saturday, May 16
12-5 pm 🕰️

The Estonian House
243 East 34th Street
New York
(2nd floor ballroom)

Jesse Gouveia creates constructed images and installations that examine how visceral experience can be measured and translated into visual systems that map imagination and perception. Working through familiar vignettes, recurring patterns, and ritualized motifs, Gouveia explores the porous boundary between personal mythologies and exterior realities.

thanks to all involved +nyc