Ongoing & Upcoming

Spirits in the Rice Field — Yuko Uchida (2026)

Reception: Friday, May 16, 18:00–21:00
Performance: Sunday, May 24, 15:00
Exhibition: May 17–31, 13:00–18:00 (Closed Mon–Wed)

Brooklyn-based Japanese multidisciplinary artist Yuko Uchida explores the connections between nature, labor, and cultural memory through an installation rooted in Japanese agricultural and spiritual traditions. Using rice and straw as physical and symbolic materials, the exhibition evokes unseen presences within nature, culminating in a live performance inspired by the belief that seven spirits reside within a single grain of rice.

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Past

Lines of Reason — Lilith Greta Meyer (2026)

Reception: Friday, April 24, 18:00–21:00
Exhibition: April 25–26, 12:00–18:00

Through three interconnected installations, Lilith Greta Meyer examines how humans define and categorize the world around them. Using sight, touch, and weight as experiential tools, the exhibition reflects on perception, phenomenology, and the instability of systems of classification, revealing the ambiguities that exist between objects, bodies, and environments.

Born to Die, Live to Sin — Yasuaki Okamoto (2026)

Reception: Wednesday, March 18, 18:00–21:00
Exhibition & Live Work: March 18–29, Wed–Sat 12:00–18:00
Closing Day: Sunday, March 29, 12:00–17:00

Yasuaki Okamoto presented drawings and prints of animals, insects, and imagined species that explore the strange logic of life, death, and transformation. Blending close natural observation with surreal narrative, the exhibition reflected on time, fragility, and the fleeting existence of living beings, while the artist simultaneously created new works live within the gallery space.

TRACE / ECHO — Valeria Del Vacchio & Yile Kuma (2026)

Residency: February 2–26, 2026
Opening Night: Friday, February 27, 18:00
Exhibition: February 27 – March 3, 2026

TRACE / ECHO was a process-based science–art residency and exhibition exploring the relationship between artistic practice and scientific thinking. Developed through shared studio work, observation, and interdisciplinary exchange, the project culminated in a public exhibition reflecting the evolving dialogue between process, experimentation, and perception.

SEEN - Open Performance (2025)

Performance: Saturday, November 22, 14:00–18:00

SEEN was an open participatory performance inviting visitors to sit in silent eye contact with friends, partners, or strangers. Inspired by Marina Abramović’s The Artist Is Present (MoMA, 2010), the project explored presence, intimacy, vulnerability, and human connection in an age shaped by distraction and mediated realities.

Live for Drawing – Music Session with DFU (2025)

Event: Saturday, October 11, 15:00–17:00

A live improvisational music and drawing session led by turntablist and music curator DFU. Blending turntablism, live looping, ethnic percussion, and experimental sound, the event invited participants into a collaborative, creative environment centered on listening, movement, drawing, and spontaneous expression.

No. 223 & Ying Chang (2025)

Exhibition: August 31 - September 30, 2025
Open: Thursday & Friday, 14:00–19:00

A joint exhibition by photographer Lin Zhipeng (No.223) and artist/designer Ying Chang exploring identity, memory, materiality, and transformation. Bringing together photography, sculptural objects, and material experimentation, the exhibition reflected on the fluid relationship between contemporary life, craft, and personal observation.