Studio Tamar

The Sidney Mishkin Gallery in New York City is a dynamic cultural space that showcases a diverse range of exhibitions and programs exploring the spatial politics of urban environments. Through a vibrant selection of films, the gallery transforms into a cinema, inviting visitors to contemplate the notion of public space and the collective experience in urban life. With a focus on shared resources and the importance of living together, the gallery offers thought-provoking events that delve into topics such as housing inequality, memory mythology, and the role of real estate in shaping our cities. Since 1983, the Mishkin Gallery has been a hub for artistic expression, publishing over fifty exhibition catalogues that have recently been digitized and made available for download. As a free and open-to-the-public institution, the gallery relies on contributions from supporters to continue its vital work in providing diverse arts programming. By donating to their annual fund or joining the Friends of Mishkin Gallery group, individuals can play a crucial role in supporting the gallery's mission of fostering dialogue and understanding through the arts.Generated from the website