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Statement: Situated inside a photographic tradition while questioning the culture that bred that tradition, my practice walks the line between the past and the present. My work starts where intersecting identities meet history. I use the camera to explore issues about the body, and the hidden history of slavery in New York City, The self-portraits

Next week, to commemorate 'Milk Factory', 'Bodies of Work' and the 2nd year of the YoungArts x Baxter St Residency, we will be hosting a panel between @corinnebotz, @nonafaustine, and @rachzuck, moderated by @michijig on Wednesday, April 24th at 7pm. The event is free to attend, but please RSVP via DM or baxterst@cameraclubny.org to reserve seating. Corinne May Botz’s solo and guest curated shows, ‘Milk Factory' and 'Bodies of Work’, are on view at 126 + 128 Baxter St. until April 27th. Image: 'Untitled', from the series 'Mitichondria', 2013 by Nona Faustine #corinnemaybotz #nonafaustine #rachelzucker #michijigarjian #inconversation #bodiesofwork #milkfactory #youngsartsxbaxterst #youngarts #baxterstccny #photography #nyc

Former Baxter St at CCNY 2016 Workspace Resident Nona Faustine’s new solo exhibition entitled ‘Ye Are My Witness’ opens today at Higher Pictures Gallery! The show runs through December 8th, 2018. ”Expanding on her White Shoes series, Faustine continues to document, occupy, and reclaim sites across New York City that are linked to its 200-year history of slavery, while responding with redoubled urgency to the echoes of that history in America today. In an extended, iterative performance for the camera, Faustine—nude, in her signature white pumps—is both unflinching and vulnerable. The artist uses her body and presence to confront our country’s past, compelling us to find a different way forward.” Image: ‘Ye Are My Witness, Van Brunt Family Cemetery, Brooklyn’, 2018. @nonafaustine #higherpicturesgallery #photography

Today is the last day to apply for our Workspace Residency! Photo by Nona Faustine, a 2016 resident. #nonafaustine #artistresidency #photography

Come party with us as we indulge in nightlife nostalgia @ The Box! We are excited to announce that the night will feature El Michels Affair and special performances by Black Thought and Common.

Our annual fundraising benefit is returning to Manhattan! Purchase your tickets today to join us on October 10th, 2023 at The Box.

Libby Pratt has been announced as the 2023 recipient of the Baxter St Family Residency at STONELEAF RETREAT. The two-week program, started in 2021 with inaugural recipient Nona Faustine, provides lens-based artists who are also mothers with an unrestricted grant of $2,500, focused studio time, one-on-one critiques with members of Baxter St’s Art Advisory Board,

Martha Naranjo Sandoval is a Brooklyn-based  artist, publisher, cataloguer, and bookseller from Mexico City. Her work is an exploration of the family album and the way it creates communal spaces.

Baxter St’s first-ever online auction with Artsy was live from January 27th - February 10th, 2022! Anchored by a fundamental belief in equity, proceeds from the auction equally support the contributing artists and Baxter St.

Video interview with 2020 Baxter St Workspace Resident artist Marina Leybishkis. 2020 Workspace Resident Marina Leybishkis in conversation with artist and former Workspace Resident Nona Faustine on Tuesday July 6, at 6 PM, discussing Leybishkis's exhibition, Archeology of Loss, on view at Baxter St from June 16th - July 14th, 2021.