SATELLITE ART SHOW | 279 BROOME STREET | NEW YORK, NY
SATELLITE GALLERY is our ground floor art gallery located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. Our prime location places us in the heart of the LES art gallery district. SATELLITE GALLERY is our home for contemporary art programing throughout the year. SATELLITE GALLERY will present pop-up exhibitions in Iceland and Mexico City in 2025. SATELLITE GALLERY is also available to reserve for short and long term bookings (outside of our own programming) and is capable of hosting a range of programing.
CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
“DAY OF DEAD HOLIDAY EXHIBITION”
A Little Bit Merry, A Little Bit Scary!
by Emma Enriquez
December 4-14
Artist Emma Enriquez is bringing Day of Dead & Christmas together (ooh la la) in a fun and artistic way. Join us!
ARTIST BIO
Emma D. Enriquez is a LatinX artist living in Brooklyn, New York City. She is part of Generation X having returned to the world of art after career burnout as a lawyer in Los Angeles and single-motherhood. Her art reflects questions of identity and intersectionality as a middle-aged, first generation American with Mexican and German heritage. She is interested in what LatinX means today in the USA and globally. She draws from personal stories, Mexican murals and European expressionism to tell visual stories.
Since moving from Los Angeles to New York City in 2022, she has shown her art in two solo shows and 12 joint shows in Los Angeles, Brooklyn, and the Lower East Side. She was named an "outstanding" altar artist at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles for five years, with her most recent installation - "A Tribute to Florian Schneider (Kraftwerk)" - taking place on October 26, 2024. Some of her Day of Dead artwork will be shown in Miami at Art Satellite (December, 2024) along with the Art Satellite gallery in the Lower East Side of Manhattan (December 4 - 14, 2024).
SATELLITE In-House
RESIDENCY.
JANUARY 2024
SATELLITE is an artist-run organization and we are closed for our in-house residency this January. This is our opportunity to focus on our persobnal creative endeavors and future exhibitions.
Visitations to the residency are available the second half of January:
info@satellite-show.com
PAST EXHIBITIONS
“THE CRITERION OF EMBARRASSMENT”
By WALKER SEYDELL
NoVEMBER
STATEMENT
"The Criterion of Embarrassment" marks Seydell's inaugural solo exhibition at SATELLITE. In this striking collection, the artist distills the essence of pop culture icons through the lens of Catholic imagery from his youth, transforming them into a compressed reflection of the hidden complexities of daily life. Scratch-graffitied mirrors are adorned with the visual detritus of dive bars, featuring bold homoerotic interpretations of martyrdom and Church-sanctioned suffering. At the back of the space, a trio of public urinals serves as a provocative reminder of the consumption intrinsic to this gritty everyday reality.
ARTIST BIO
Walker Seydell (b. 1990) is a multi-disciplinary artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. Walker grew up outside of Baltimore, MD where he achieved a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Painting at The Maryland Institute, College of Art. He graduated Magna cum Laude in 2012. Since then he has been involved in various group shows in Los Angeles, Baltimore and New York. He had his first solo show at La Bodega Gallery in Baltimore in 2013. His work spans numerous media from performance to video, painting, sculpture, and photography.
“THE LEGACY STONE”
By Brian Andrew Whiteley
CLOSED DUE TO SAFETY CONCERNS
Exhibition Dates: October 10th - 31st.
ADDITIONAL EVENTS | RSVP info@satellite-show.com
October 19th: A grave rubbing ceremony with master printer James Stroud of Center Street Studio, Boston. 1pm - 6pm
October 19th: A political art discussion with with artist Brian Andrew Whiteley, James Stroud and writer Brian Boucher (NY Times, NY Magazine Artnet). 6pm - 8pm
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“Spaces Between: Liminality in Film Photography”
By BUSHWICK COMMUNITY DARKROOM
SEPTEMBER, 2024
Opening Reception: September 5th, 6-9pm
Show Dates: September 5 - 30
"Spaces Between: Liminality in Film Photography" invites you to delve into a captivating exploration of film photography that boldly examines transitional and transformative spaces. This remarkable collection not only showcases stunning imagery but also acts as a mirror to the broader uncertainties and boundless potential characterizing our contemporary society. In an era where change is often the only constant, the exhibited works inspire reflection on the multifaceted nature of these in-between realms.
We warmly invite you to join us in celebrating the exceptional artists behind these unique perspectives on liminal spaces. Their creative interpretations challenge us to reconsider our environments, encouraging dialogue about the places we inhabit and the fleeting moments of transformation that define our collective experience. Come immerse yourself in this thought-provoking exhibition and connect with the profound narratives captured through the lens of film photography.
More Information
info@bushwickcommunitydarkroom.com
“THE BIG FREE PICTURE”
By RUM WOLF
MONTH OF AUGUST, 2024
Live Performance Dates:
August 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th (6pm-7pm)
SATELLITE ART SHOW is thrilled to present THE BIG FREE PICTURE a multi-media installation experience. Using photography, storytelling, song, video, and performance, this installation wrestles with the nature of living across the tracks from the American dream. Through the deconstruction and reconstruction of the portrait, Rumwolf explores assorted histories and possible futures tied to both his story and to the story of the region. The audience is invited to listen to the score, read the short story behind the family photo, and join the artist in a series of live activations throughout the exhibition.”
Rumwolf [b. 1981] is a multi-disciplinary performance and visual installation artist, based in the Ozarks. His practice inspects the relationship between art, emotion, and technology expressed through themes of humor, pop culture, and nostalgia. His immersive performances focus on the expression of vulnerability and emotional honesty through ooen dialogue and audience interaction.
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LICK MY WOUNDS
JULY 2024 | KELLY BOEHMER
“Lick My Wounds” is Boehmer’s first solo show at SATELLITE LES. The exhibition features recent works on canvas and an installation artwork that explore themes of anxiety, fantasy, and nostalgia. Brightly-colored faux fur and yarn are sewn by hand together with taxidermy to depict gory imagery with art historical references. The soft sculptures have a push/pull of attraction and repulsion with glittering textures and subversive narratives.
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MONSTERVILLE
JUNE 2024 | NATE HESTER
“MONSTERVILLE” is Nate Hester’s first solo show at SATELLITE LES. MONSTERVILLE showcases his newest monumental works on paper. Here, toys, flowers, imaginary avatars, human figures, found objects, and pop culture aphorisms cavort in almost—but never fully— comprehensible ways. The language of maximalist collage is invoked to address the fragmentation and inclusive reintegration of modern living. Hester asserts: “I don’t know about y’all, but my life is a hot-mess-dumpster-fire. Like that Leonard Cohen song about the cracks letting the light in, the beauty for me is how I manage to stitch all the ripped-to-shreds pieces back together again.” Here, in the face of the predatory aggression of the adult world, intimate sensuality and soulful tenderness prevail and proclaim that everything belongs to everything.
Hester’s works are included in the permanent collections of the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University, the Allen Memorial Art Gallery at Oberlin College, the Newark Public Library, and the New York Public Library.
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30 LOVERS IN 30 DAYS
APRIL 2024 | 30 LOVERS IN 30 DAYS
To celebrate the launch of SATELLITE ART SHOW’S first brick and mortar gallery we presented a marathon of solo shows! The ENTIRE MONTH OF APRIL 2024 featured a nightly solo exhibition/reception.
30 LOVERS IN 30 DAYS Featured Artists from our back catalog and folks who’ve supported us along the way. Essentially it was LOVE LETTER TO OUR BELOVED ART COMMUNITY.
April 1 Brian Andrew Whiteley | April 2 WAVE SPACE STUDIO | April 3 Stephanie McGovern | April 4 John Brendan Guinan | April 5 Katherine Verdickt | April 6 Jarid Blue | April 7 Amelia Biewald | April 8 Steven Harwick /Bound Leather | April 9 Ambrus Gero | April 10 Timothy Reyes | April 11 Breanna Cee Martins | April 12 Hayley Youngs | April 13 Benjamin King | April 14 PerformVu | April 15 Colleen Comer | April 16 Jacki Davis | April 17 Rachel Rampleman | April 18 Alexandra Hammond | April 19 Dan Halm | April 20 Ocean McDermott | April 21 Peter Ketchum | April 22 Yuli Aloni | April 23 J. Morrison | April 24 By Robert James | April 25 Anne Spalter | April 26 Travis Rix | April 27 Robert Hickerson | April 28 Peter Clough | April 29 Christopher Stout | April 30 Eva Mueller
FIFTY YEARS
MAY 2024 | R. WAYNE REYNOLDS
“Fifty Years” is an exhibition that showcases the depth and history of artist R. Wayne Reynolds. In his first solo show at SATELLITE LES we focus on Reynolds “plein air mind scapes”. Our survey begins in 1972 and follows Reynolds along as he deftly produces a consistent & fresh body of work. From past to present this is a charged and engaging visual experience. Reynolds’ “plein air mind scapes” combine carefully rendered patterns, from natural and man-made sources.
“My Plein Air Mind Scapes evolve from man-made, and curvilinear natural forms, patterns, and textures that I absorb from my observations of land, sea, and sky. Choosing not to present a traditional rendering of those influences, I work spontaneously without a preconception or consideration of what they will become. My primary concern is to honor the continuity, harmony, and beauty that my memories are built with, and to capture the energy, detail, and clarity of life itself.” - R. Wayne Reynolds
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