Hilary Nelson’s exhibition, Parking Portal, opens at the PS1 North gallery (229 N. Gilbert) January 13th and will be on view until February 3rd, 2023. Join us in celebrating the opening of this exhibition on January 13, 4-6pm Read on for a statement by artist Hilary Nelson: My work is built from stuff that...
Hilary Nelson’s exhibition, Parking Portal, opens at the PS1 North gallery (229 N. Gilbert) January 13th and will be on view until February 3rd, 2023. Join us in celebrating the opening of this exhibition on January 13, 4-6pm Read on for a statement by artist Hilary Nelson: My work is built from stuff that...
Join us for 3rd PS1 Artist SOUPMEET! Where we gather visiting artists, artists-in-residence, and local artists to eat SOUP and MEET. This SOUPMEET is in honor of PS1 Winter/Spring 2023 Free Studio Resident Lauren A. Ross. Sunday, February 5 at 7pm at 229 N. Gilbert Hearty vegan soup and dishware provided. BYO beverage. It’s not...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
The Pink House Wants Me Dead is an honest reflection on untreated mental illness, family dysfunction, and internalized homophobia, misogyny, and ableism found in the different community structures of my childhood. Using found objects, personal possessions, and family relics, new spaces are created that speak to the complicated and often abusive nature of growing up...
