An offsite Ice Cream Social group exhibition guest-curated by SK Reed featuring twenty-two artists working across disciplines in collaboration, half from the larger New York area and half from the Kansas City region.

In Greater Gravity, the home is considered a space that both protects and restricts. Eleven artists carry out acts of archiving, guarding, cleaving and mending. Artists as bio-parents, foster parents, and the parent-ed, explore the capacious spectrum of these titles.

Join us May 11th (7-9 pm) for the opening reception of The Body’s Guest, an offsite exhibition at Studio 9D in Chelsea exploring both problematic and necessary modes of multiplicity within the self. On view May 8-14.

Organized by independent Kansas City based artist-curators Madeline Brice, Samantha Haan, and Cesar Lopez, “A River Runs Through” gathers a group of artists forged by respective ties to Kansas City. The exhibition stands in reference to the geographic feature that distinguishes the city and its changes, capturing a view of the many forces that pull and push the local art scene.

Solo exhibition by Adina Andrus exploring the practice of offering and sharing food as a powerful way to create connections, through the lens of Romanian ritual.

An off-site Ice Cream Social exhibition at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art's Full House Event. The exhibition includes works on paper, fiber, printmaking, painting, installation and large-scale sculpture.

Ice Cream Social is excited to present a small group exhibition featuring the SUNY Purchase MFA Students. A story of de-creation, protection and transformation unfolds via intimate sculptures, dreamy works on paper, eroded salt forms, tabulated drawings, choreographed paintings, and codified installations.

Join us for the opening reception for our inaugural exhibition, Terrarium, featuring 26 artists. The exhibition will be on view March 5th-May 6th.