Play For Change: A group show of toys, games and figures

*We will be collecting toys and new or gently used books for a local charity.

The 14th annual adjustable objects exhibition, where international artists create chess as an adjustable object, as well as interpret the concept of the game in a wall hanging format.

Play For Change: A group show of toys, games and figures

*We will be collecting toys and new or gently used books for a local charity.

Medialia Gallery proudly presents the fantasy world of Naoko Ito (伊藤尚子) from Osaka, Japan. In her third exhibition at the gallery, Ito returns to New York City to share her surreal world in urushi, lithographic prints, and in the medallic art format using urushi, copper, and resin casting.

Leonda Froehlich Finke (1922–2017) is a preeminent American figurative artist. Known for sculpture of varying size and drawing, this comprehensive exhibit of small-scale sculpture celebrates Finke, who passed away in spring 2017.

An exhibition of Japanese traditional yuzen dye and embroidery techniques featuring popular foods.

Exhibition organized by Daisuke Kakehashi and supported by the Kyoto Traditional Dye Technique Preservation Society.

Featuring the work of: Takashi Higashida • Hisae Kakehashi • Yukihide Sekiya • Masanori Sonobe

Featuring the work of: Joana Alves • Schuyler Blanchard • Hristo Borisov • Samuel Barker Dudley • Inês Belo Gomes • Konomi Hayashi • Kosei Hibino • Yumi Inoue • Samantha Kanelstein • Blagovesta Kenova • Takeru Kondo • Olga Neves • Andreia Pereira • Teresa Ponte • António Rosário • Gergana Trukanova • Alex Tsonev • Natali Yordanova

Reflections of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan: August 6th and 9th, 1945

Curated by Kazuko Uchida

Featuring the work of: K. Hyakuda • Y. Ideguchi • H. Morimoto • Sci-Katz • A. Yamada

Exhibiting photographs of Hiroshima Maidens by G. Schoichet, and selections from the Mount Sinai Archives

Featuring the work of: Joana Alves • Schuyler Blanchard • Hristo Borisov • Samuel Barker Dudley • Inês Belo Gomes • Konomi Hayashi • Kosei Hibino • Yumi Inoue • Samantha Kanelstein • Blagovesta Kenova • Takeru Kondo • Olga Neves • Andreia Pereira • Teresa Ponte • António Rosário • Gergana Trukanova • Alex Tsonev • Natali Yordanova

Featuring the work of: Chisaki Akamine • Miho Aoki • Rieko Arai • Melinda Heal • Haruka Higa • Yasuko Inoue • Yumi Inoue • Naomi Koizumi • Emiko Mori

Look for our GARMENT DISTRICT SPACES FOR PUBLIC ART window installations: Nature (June 5–27) and Man-Made (July 3–31) at 209 W 38th St.
Visit: Garment District website

Featuring the work of: Antonov • Chou • Daub • Dobrucka • Gavrizon • Held • Hemphill • Huybrechts • Kotowicz • Lederman • Leski • Maas • Moss • Nikolov • Purvis • Reis • Shagin • Stevens-Sollman • Szabo • Szlávics Jr. • Struzik • Steyn • Tsumoto • Wątróbska–Wdowiarska • Yali • Zhu

Featuring the work of: Antonov • Chou • Daub • Dobrucka • Gavrizon • Held • Hemphill • Huybrechts • Kotowicz • Lederman • Leski • Maas • Moss • Nikolov • Purvis • Reis • Shagin • Stevens-Sollman • Szabo • Szlávics Jr. • Struzik • Steyn • Tsumoto • Wątróbska–Wdowiarska • Yali • Zhu

Featuring the work of: Antonov • Chou • Daub • Dobrucka • Gavrizon • Held • Hemphill • Huybrechts • Kotowicz • Lederman • Leski • Maas • Moss • Nikolov • Purvis • Reis • Shagin • Stevens-Sollman • Szabo • Szlávics Jr. • Struzik • Steyn • Tsumoto • Wątróbska–Wdowiarska • Yali • Zhu