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In celebration of Pride, we are highlighting Baxter St at CCNY’s 2015 Workspace Resident Nica Ross’s project ‘noo reality ā a gayme’. This project is currently on view at ICA Philadelphia as part of ‘Tag: Proposals on Queer Play and the Ways Forward’ which has been organized by Guest Curator and Artist Nayland Blake. On view now through August 12th. #nicaross #naylandblake #photography #prideš
Spring Toast 2018
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2018 ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION
Juried by Matthew Leifheit
Exhibition opening: August 16, 2018
On view through September 8th
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Every year Baxter St at the Camera Club of New York holds an open call for entries for its Annual National Photography Competition. The 2018 competition is being juried by photographer and publisher Matthew Leifheit. Photographers and lens-based artists working in any genre are eligible to apply. Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit a cohesive body […]
Open Call Emerging independent curators are invited to submit exhibition proposals for Fall 2018 by June 14th. Please note that there is a small stipend available for both curators and artists. Baxter St at CCNY does not provide a production budget for guest curated exhibitions. Rules: Curatorial Proposals may have up to four artists, and […]
As a membership-based organization we offer a dynamic array of gallery, forum and learning center dedicated to nurturing an inclusive and diverse community of lens-based artists and people interested in photography and video. We offer both Workspace and Support level memberships with benefits that range from access to state-of-the-art facilities to discounted classes to participation […]
Current Workspace Residents
Tommy Kha
Through the framework of the self-portrait, I constantly navigate between self and otherness in my photography.
Elliott Jerome Brown Jr.
Constructed as singular moments in ongoing narratives, my work functions as a documented abstraction of daily life.
Zalika Azim
Investigating the complexities of history, memory, migration and lineage, my work strives unpack the constructions of personal and collective narratives.
Arash Fewzee
I make slow images in darkrooms, photographs that occupy space, drape over frames, resist reproduction, and exist in a state self-awareness.