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Postcard from New York I Aug 11 -Aug 15, 2025

Here is our weekly Postcard from New York, in collaboration with Clio Art Fair!


In this article, we will explore some of the highlights of this week, looking for the most interesting and inspiring exhibitions and events in NYC.


Let's discover our selection of NYC-based art events!New York 2025



Colorful mannequins in artistic costumes in a museum. Text reads "POSTCARD FROM NEW YORK" and details an exhibit by Saya Woolfalk.

In Museums

EMPATHIC UNIVERSE - SAYA WOOLFALK

@MUSEUM OF ARTS AND DESIGN 12 APR - 07 SEPT 2025 The first retrospective of the artist’s two decades of world-building installations, the exhibition showcases Woolfalk’s ambitious fictional narrative of an imagined race of women known as “Empathics.” Woolfalk has created for the Empathics’ their own distinctive visual imagery, symbolism, and folklore, which reflect her investigations of African, African American, Japanese, European, and Brazilian art, craft, and storytelling.  In this parable told through garment-based sculptures, video, paintings, works on paper, and performances, cultures mix, clash, and are ultimately transformed through shared understanding. Discover more



Text over textured blue and beige background: "POSTCARD FROM NEW YORK" and "CHRONOMATIC ECHOES - SEHEE KIM @A.I.R. GALLERY 09 AUG 2025 - 07 SEP 2025".

In Galleries

CHRONOMATIC ECHOES - SEHEE KIM

@A.I.R. GALLERY 09 AUG 2025 - 07 SEP 2025

A.I.R. Gallery is pleased to announce Chronomatic Echoes, an exhibition by artist Sehee Kim. Kim presents a series of paintings that begin with embodied gestures and are refined through careful, deliberate coloring, tracing the dialogue between body, emotion, and material. This is Kim’s first solo exhibition in New York City. Coined from the words chronos (time) and chromatic (color), “Chronomatic” describes how time dissolves into color, and how color gathers the echoes of time. Time is embedded in two stages: first, through embodied gestures that form the compositional understructure, and second, through the painstaking process of infilling those marks with precise, deliberate color. Surfaces accumulate over hours, days, and months—revealing time not as something that passes, but something to be physically held, layered, and preserved.



Blue abstract art with floral patterns, text: "POSTCARD FROM NEW YORK," exhibit details for Wen Liu at GAA Gallery, May 9-Aug 15, 2025.

In Brooklyn

ANTIDOTE - WEN LIU

@GAA GALLERY 09 MAY - 15 AUG, 2025 Gaa is thrilled to present Antidote, a solo exhibition of new sculptures by Wen Liu. Including a selection of wall and freestanding sculptures molded and cast in epoxy clay and resin, these new pieces manifest Liu’s prolonged interest in and consideration of ideas surrounding transformation, presence, balance, and belonging. Antidote represents Liu’s inaugural solo exhibition with Gaa. Natural materials, organic forms, and found objects play an integral role in Liu’s methodical practice. Referencing the discarded skins of reptiles, or the distinguishable skeletal system of the female body, Liu kneads, bends, carves, and shapes malleable pieces of clay to create the intricate framework for these sculptures. Through her multi-step mold-making process, Liu pays subtle homage to the reptilian molting ritual, which not only serves as a marker of the passage of time, but also as evidence of growth, development, and renewal. Functioning similarly to an exoskeleton, Liu’s intricately molded structures form the bones which provide support for the delicate elements protected inside.



Two people sit at a green public structure in Brooklyn. Text reads "Postcard from New York" and event details. Urban setting.

Outside

TABLE TALK - HIVE PUBLIC SPACE @ZION TRIANGLE, BROOKLYN

27 JUN, 2025 - 26 JUN, 2026

Table Talk honors the resilience, creativity, and unity of Brownsville. It is part of Pitkin Avenue BID’s efforts to uplift Zion Triangle as a welcoming, inclusive, and inspiring public space for all. The installation offers a space for neighbors to come together, share stories, exchange ideas, and find moments of rest and reflection. Translucent hexagons capture and refract light, casting a dynamic, colorful glow onto the surface below. Each hexagon has a handwritten message from community members responding to the prompt: “Brownsville is…” Discover more



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