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Presented as part of a2, anonymous gallery’s window initiative on Howard Street, Knuckle Crate (rejected Vitra design) by Dozie Kanu will unfold as a three-month public activation. Over the course of the presentation... Read complete text
Dates: April 01, 2026 - June 30, 2026
Location: 34 Howard Street New York, NY Directions
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anonymous gallery’s inaugural exhibition in Mexico City reflected the gallery’s current and future program. Fresh Kills served as a small survey of 9 important artists that have lived and worked...
Installed in a rough hewn-space below the Bowery Hotel, curator Peter Makebish in collaboration with anonymous gallery, composes a salon-style show with artists Donald Baechler, Kevin Baker, Brian Belott, Ross...
Throughout the month of June, artist Kenny Scharf will continue to bring his signature style of art to the streets of New York City. Kenny will be painting dozens of...
On June 30th, 2011, the exhibition, “Antes de la Resaca” opened at the MUAC (Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo de México DF). The curators organized a retrospective of the spaces...
In Good Taste is a part of Armory Arts Week 2011. Partnering with Kanon Vodka and some of New York City’s top dining establishments, the five-part series highlights the affinity...
Donald Baechler, Ross Bleckner, Kadar Brock, Brendan Cass, Sante D’Orazio, Matt Jones, John Newsom, Hermann Nitsch, Bill Saylor, Kenny Scharf, Ouattara Watts, Dustin YellinIn a powerful curatorial debut, Peter Makebish...
anonymous gallery, in collaboration with Times Square Arts, presents a public kinetic sound sculpture from artists David Ellis and Roberto Lange. Conceptualized by Ellis and composed by Lange, the installation...
Housed in a 24ft 1964 Vintage Airstream Tradewind trailer, anonymouSHOP was initiated as an extension of anonymous gallery and featured selected artist designed merchandise, publications and editions. The original interior...
As the 53rd Venice Biennale enters its last days and the world’s art community reflects, Anonymous Gallery and curator Spy Emerson provide a glimpse of what critic Jerry Saltz called...
