MISHKIN GALLERY

Opening this Friday, March 28! Join us for an opening reception on Friday from 5-7pm. More info: weissman.baruch.cuny.edu/mishkin-galler…

Nino Martínez Sosa's Liborio screens at Mishkin Gallery next week (2/24-2/28) as part of our film festival, Roots and Tides: Black Cinemas in the Caribbean Basin. Read our Nagelberg Fellow Marisa Malone's interview with the director.

"Cinema should serve as a doorway to the transcendent." Ahead of free NYC screenings next week, #Liborio director Nino Martínez Sosa discusses the effect of colonialism throughout the Caribbean, and how cinema can be a tool for inspiring empathy and change: thefilmstage.com/cinema-should-…

Often theorized within the context of African American cinema, the Black Gaze challenges the whiteness of mainstream media, fostering confrontation, intimacy, and accountability in portraying Black lives. weissman.baruch.cuny.edu/mishkin-galler…

TONIGHT! Join us for "Expanding the Black Gaze: A Conversation with Dr. Elena Martinez and Dr. Rojo Robles" at 6pm.

"Each profile is generated from, and contains within itself, a simultaneous implosion and explosion of form. A hallucinated person flashes out of this debris of art history." David Joselit on our recent exhibition, Anna Ostoya: J M Z, in Texte zur Kunst: textezurkunst.de/en/articles/da…

More info and full series schedule: weissman.baruch.cuny.edu/mishkin-galler…

Set in Caracas, Venezuela, against the backdrop of a changing political landscape, this story follows a young boy and his strained relationship with his mother as his desire for straight hair alienates them from one another.

Screening this week as part of Roots and Tides: Black Cinemas in the Caribbean Basin: Mariana Rondón, Pelo Malo (2013, Venezuela, 93 minutes)

Filmmkaer Luis Arnías joins Dr. Rojo Robles, curator of Roots and Tides, in conversation on Zoom next Thursday, 2/6. RSVP here: baruch.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

"Roots and Tides: Black Cinemas in the Caribbean Basin" opens next Monday, 2/3! Up first in our 5-week film festival is Luis Arnías' "Bisagras." More info: weissman.baruch.cuny.edu/mishkin-galler…

Just two weeks left to visit Anna Ostoya: J M Z! The exhibition closes Friday 12/13. Come visit us M-F, 11am-6pm!

"Painting is particular. Like a tombstone, it has its concrete meaning and its price, yet it also makes one wonder about the non-material, often existential questions." - Anna Ostoya Read the full interview: blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/mishkingallery…

For the Mishkin Gallery blog, Marisa Malone interviewed artist Anna Ostoya about our current exhibition. They discuss painting as a form of critique, how history and major world events have influenced her work, the relationship between writing and art. blogs.baruch.cuny.edu/mishkingallery…

We're thrilled to introduce our 2024-25 Nagelberg Fellow, Marisa Malone! Learn more about the fellowship here: weissman.baruch.cuny.edu/graduate-studi…

"I had 37 jobs before I started this podcast," Jared Carter from @DesertSkiesPod said during our fiction podcasting @HarmanProgram event @mishkingallery. The sci-fi series is inspired by the desert of his native Arizona. "A magical place," he says. @BaruchCollege @Baruch_Weissman

TONIGHT! Join us for an evening viewing of our current exhibition, Anna Ostoya: J M Z, from 6-8pm. More info: weissman.baruch.cuny.edu/mishkin-galler…

Our latest exhibition booklet for Anna Ostoya: J M Z is available for FREE here: weissman.baruch.cuny.edu/wp-content/upl… The booklet features 6 newly commissioned texts, from essay to poetry and sci-fi, responding to Ostoya's work.

Thank you @Artforum for including "Anna Ostoya: J M Z" in the Must See Artguide: artguide.artforum.com/artguide/mishk…… Opening reception is tonight, 6-8pm!

Opening this Friday!