CURRENT CONVERSATION
Matthew Placek and Zoe Buckman
Baxter St is pleased to host a conversation between artists, Matthew Placek and Zoe Buckman on October 1st, at 2 PM ET.
PAST CONVERSATION
"Water Talk" Naima Green and J Wortham
Join us Wednesday, July 20th at 6pm ET on zoom for "Water Talks" a conversation between artist Naima Green and write Jenna Wortham as a part of Green’s solo exhibition at Baxter St, A Sequence for Squeezing.
PAST CONVERSATION
WILDNESS: Book Signing
Join us on Saturday, June 11th from 12 - 2 PM in our Project Space at 128 Baxter St for a book signing of WILDNESS, by The Queer Critique Group.
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Interviews
A Sequence for Squeezing
2021 Baxter St Residency Recipient, Naima Green, discussing her solo exhibition 'A Sequence for Squeezing' on view at Baxter St.
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Interviews
Just Wide Enough to Hold the Weight
2021 Guest Curator Open Call recipient, Phalguni Guliani, and participating artists Marvel Harris, Siddhartha Hajra, and Soumya Sankar Bose discussing their exhibition 'Just Wide Enough to Hold the Weight.
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Conversations
In Conversation: Naima Green and J Wortham
J Wortham in conversation with artist Naima Green discussing Green's solo exhibition 'A Sequence for Squeezing".
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Conversations
In Conversation: Just Wide Enough to Hold the Weight
Curator Drew Sawyer in conversation with artists Marvel Harris and Siddhartha Hajra and guest curator Phalguni Guliani on May 25th discussing their exhibition, Just Wide Enough to Hold the Weight on view at Baxter St from May 4, 2022–June 8, 2022.
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Interviews
Easy When The Love Don't Hide
Video interview with 2021 YoungArts x Baxter St Residency Recipient, Bruce Bennett, discussing his solo exhibition 'Easy When The Love Don't Hide.'
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Conversations
In Conversation: Glitches and Veils
Curator Ebony L. Haynes in conversation with artist Emma Safir and curator Sally Eaves Hughes discussing Glitches and Veils.
ARTIST RESIDENCIES
Our Current Workspace Residents
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Simon Benjamin
Simon Benjamin is a Jamaican multidisciplinary artist whose work encompasses installation, sculpture, video, photography, and printmaking.
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Gwen Smith
Smith has been amassing an archive of photographs, paintings and memories as the center cog in a web of coincidence and connectivity for most of her life. All the while it is her estrangement from the diaspora that fuels her creative process.
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Gi (Ginny) Huo
Gi (Ginny) Huo is an artist and educator exploring the intentions of what people believe and the legacies of religious systems.