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Awilda Sterling-Duprey: Aesthetics of dis-order

Awilda Sterling-Duprey: Aesthetics of dis-order September 28 – November 24, 2024 Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday, 2PM-6PM Opening Saturday, September 28, 2024 1PM – 5PM Free and open to the public Public Performance with Awilda Sterling-Duprey Saturday, October 26, 2PM Youth & Family Program: Bomba with Proyecto Cimarron Saturday, November 23, 1PM  NXTHVN is thrilled […]

Recurring

Double Down

DOUBLE DOWN June 29 – October 27, 2024 Gallery Hours: Saturdays & Sundays 12-5PM   The Campus 341 NY-217 Hudson, NY 12534 NXTHVN is thrilled to present Double Down. Continuing a tradition of collaborating with New York-area galleries on a culminating exhibition for our fellowship year, James Cohan and The Campus are partnering with NXTHVN to present Cohort 05's annual exhibition.  Double […]

NXTHVN & cARTie Present The Legacy Mobile Exhibition

June 22–August 13, 2024 Free and open to the public.   NXTHVN and cARTie are excited to announce their collaboration in launching New Haven's first Mobile Museum, centered around the theme of "LEGACY." The upcoming mobile exhibition, touring the greater New Haven area from June 22–August 13, will feature artistic contributions from NXTHVN’s 2023-2024 Apprentices: […]

Deserve What You Dream

Deserve What You Dream with Derrick Adams, Isaac Bloodworth, Jihyun Lee, and Sarah Zapata June 8–September 1, 2024 Friday, August 9, 2024, 5PM–8PM Art and Sip Gallery Hours:  Wednesday-Sunday 2PM-6PM Deserve What You Dream invites visitors to sit and rest while gazing at leisurely pool scenes of Black joy from Derrick Adams’ Floater painting series, abstract […]

To Echo a Shadow Closing Celebration

TO ECHO A SHADOW CLOSING CELEBRATION Saturday May 18, 2024 4PM–9PM Free RSVP on Eventbrite Join NXTHVN for an activation of Ash Arder’s Broadcast #4, a central sculpture in To Echo a Shadow, and an accompanying program that features experimental sonic performances and conversations by local and international artists. Through the performances, this event will explore […]

TO ECHO A SHADOW

Lungiswa Gqunta, Benisiya Ndawoni, 2020, Thread, sage, fabric and barbed wire, dimensions variable To Echo a Shadow On view from March 9 - May 19, 2024. Curated by NXTHVN 2023-2024 Curatorial Fellows, Marquita Flowers and Clare Patrick.  Ash Arder Lungiswa Gqunta Torkwase Dyson Oluseye To Echo a Shadow is a group exhibition featuring site-specific installations […]

NXTHVN x Untitled Art in Miami | Booth A10 | Dec. 6-10

NXTHVN’s debut booth at Untitled Art's ‘Nest’ sector, will feature the artwork of two of its woman-identified alumnae, Alyssa Klauer (Cohort 03) and Anindita Dutta (Cohort 04). These artists use their practices to critique ideas around femininity and sexuality. Alyssa Klauer’s paintings meditate on girlhood in tandem with queerness and coming out late in life. […]

Saya Woolfalk: Field Notes from the Empathic Universe

Saya Woolfalk: Field Notes from the Empathic Universe September 23 – November 19, 2023 Opening September 23, 2023 1PM–5PM Saya Woolfalk: Field Notes from the Empathic Universe invites visitors to enter the kaleidoscopic and culturally hybrid worlds created by the artist. The exhibition features an immersive video installation exploring portraiture and a series of new […]

RECLAMATION

NXTHVN Cohort 04 June 30 – August 11, 2023 Opening Reception: Thursday, June 29, 6PM–8PM NXTHVN and Sean Kelly are proud to present RECLAMATION, a group exhibition featuring works that embody the multiplicities of human experience through painting, drawing, collage, sculpture, installation, and performance. This culminating exhibition presents artists from NXTHVN’s Cohort 04 Fellowship Program; […]

COMMON PRACTICE: Public Access

Opening June 10, 2023, 1PM—5PM Free and open to the public On View June 10 – September 3, 2023 169 Henry St, New Haven, CT 06511 NXTHVN is thrilled to announce COMMON PRACTICE: Public Access, opening Saturday June 10th. Presented by NXTHVN and organized by Common Practice, this group exhibition is the first part of […]

Not For Sale

A tribute to Black and Brown communities, Not For Sale explores the relationship between culture, consumerism and community and how these connections inform which objects and materials we collectively hold valuable. Contributing artists Anthony Akinbola, LaKela Brown, David Hammons, Lucia Hierro, Arthur Jafa, Emmanuel Massillon and Sable Elyse Smith use a wide range of materials and media to focus on establishments in low-income communities such as the corner deli, beauty supply store, local jail, church and liquor store. Not For Sale highlights what is exchanged, bought and consumed in these local spaces. Located in Dixwell, a historically African American neighborhood in New Haven, the exhibition references essential areas of commerce and communal gathering found in communities across the United States.

the truth is i am you

Hank Willis Thomas and Ryan Alexiev September 24–November 20, 2022 Exhibition Opening (free and open to the public) Saturday, September 24; 1PM–3PM Artist Conversation with Hank Willis Thomas Saturday, September 24; 2PM–3PM (in-person at NXTHVN) This participatory installation invites the audience to complete the prompt “the truth is…” on large balloons that float throughout the gallery […]

Undercurrents

  JUNE 10 – AUGUST 5, 2022 Opening Reception: Thursday, June 9, 6-8pm Curatorial Walkthrough: Saturday, June 11, 11:30am – 1pm Sean Kelly and NXTHVN are delighted to present Undercurrents a group exhibition that explores the nuanced relationship between materiality, human longing, and collective memory. This culminating exhibition will feature artists from NXTHVN’s Cohort 03 Fellowship Program; Layo […]

Let Them Roam Freely

Darryl DeAngelo Terrell, 279°W 42°21’39″ N 83°2’20″ W Detroit, MI, 2020. Digital photography, 24″ x 36″ Opening: March 5, 1 – 6 PM Conversation with the Artists: Saturday, March 5, 3-4 PM Free and open to the public Curated by NXTHVN Fellows Marissa Del Toro and Jamillah Hinson Let Them Roam Freely is a two-person exhibition presenting newly commissioned projects […]

CHRISTIAN CURIEL: BETWEEN REVERIES

A Power Couple, 2019 mixed media and black glitter on heavy prepared paper 5’x’6 each, diptych 5’x12′ total Courtesy of the artist Gallery hours: Wed-Sun, 2-6pm or by appointment COVID-19 Restrictions: Visitors must wear masks September 25th – November 28th Click Here to Watch Between Reveries: A Conversation Between Christian Curiel and Titus Kaphar > NXTHVN […]

Un/Common Proximity

James Cohan is proud to present Un/Common Proximity, a group exhibition featuring the works of the 2020-2021 NXTHVN Studio Fellowship artists: Allana Clarke, Alisa Sikelianos-Carter, Daniel T. Gaitor-Lomack, Esteban Ramón Pérez, Jeffrey Meris, Ilana Savdie, and Vincent Valdez. The exhibition is on view at the gallery’s Tribeca location, 48 Walker St, from June 10 through August […]

Pleading Freedom: An exhibition by Titus Kaphar and Reginald Dwayne Betts

Pleading Freedom is an exhibition of iconic paintings by NXTHVN Founder Titus Kaphar and a selection of works from Redaction, a series of works on paper created in collaboration with memoirist, poet and attorney Reginald Dwayne Betts. A portion of the  sales of Redaction work will be generously donated by Kaphar and Betts to benefit  […]

Countermythologies

Curated by the 2019 NXTHVN Curatorial Fellows, Zalika Azim, Riham Majeed, and Ana Tuazon, Countermythologies brings together works by Edgar Arceneaux, Firelei Baez, Jesse Chun, Bethany Collins, Sky Hopinka, Jarrett Key, Xaviera Simmons, and Tavares Strachan. Though there is no singular, universal experience of being American, for many, life in this country has been dually […]

NXTHVN: First Year Fellows

NXTHVN’s inaugural group exhibition showcases works by the seven Studio Fellows, Felipe Baeza, Jaclyn Conley, Kentura Davis, Merik Goma, Christie Neptune, Alexandria Smith, and Vaughn Spann, along with a joint publication produced by the three Curatorial Fellows, Zalika Azim, Riham Majeed, and Ana Tuazon. The works in this exhibition display some of the most relevant approaches to art making today.