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 satellite exhibitions in Iceland and Mexico City in 2025. SATELLITE GALLERY is also available to rent for short and long term bookings (outside of our own programming) and is capable of hosting a range of programing (art shows, fashion shows, parties, product releases, film shoots, photo shoots, etc.)


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SATELLITE is an artist-run organization. We are operating the gallery as an in-house studio for the month of January. Feel free to schedule a studio visit to see the work being created.

Schedule a studio visit:

info@satellite-show.com

917-683-8300


PAST EXHIBITIONS

A Little Bit Merry, A Little Bit Scary!

BY EMMA ENRIQUEZ

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“THE CRITERION OF EMBARRASSMENT”

“THE LEGACY STONE”

By Brian Andrew Whiteley

Press Release

info@satellite-show.com

917-683-8300

“Spaces Between: Liminality in Film Photography”

By BUSHWICK COMMUNITY DARKROOM

SEPTEMBER, 2024

More Information

info@bushwickcommunitydarkroom.com

www.bushwickcommunitydarkroom.com

“THE BIG FREE PICTURE”

By RUM WOLF

FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM

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LICK MY WOUNDS

MONSTERVILLE

JUNE 2024 | NATE HESTER

CATALOG OF WORKS

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FIFTY YEARS

MAY 2024 | R. WAYNE REYNOLDS

CATALOG OF WORKS

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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.