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Next week, to commemorate her first solo exhibition, we will be hosting a conversation between 2018 Workspace Resident Zalika Azim @26thletter and Deborah Willis on Wednesday, March 27th at 7pm.
The event is free to attend, but please RSVP via DM or baxterst@cameraclub.org to reserve seating. Azim’s show, ‘in case you should forget to sweep before sunset’, is on view until April 13th, 2019.
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Baxter St Coffee Talks are intimate, limited capacity events that begin at our Project Space on 128 Baxter St. Attendees receive discounts on coffee, pastries, and tea from our partner, East One Coffee Roasters. Exhibiting artists will discuss their show and take questions over a cup of coffee. Upcoming Coffee Talks Zalika Azim, in case […]
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Current Workspace Residents
Lorenzo Triburgo
I confront the overlapping ideas of American identity, authenticity, and photography’s critical role in framing and constructing our understanding of reality.
Jasmine Murrell
I’m inspired by a more expansive portraiture of bodies marked with time, experience, story, loss, power, beauty and substance all rolled into one.
Bahareh Khoshooee
I investigate the fluidity of identity (or as Marx would put it: Gattungswesen) in relation to society.
Dannielle Bowman
I use photography to abstract objects and landscapes of historical significance in an attempt to change the way those objects and landscapes are perceived.