STUDIO PROGRAM EXHIBITIONS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THE PRINTSHOP IS APPOINTMENT ONLY.
RBPMW Annual Members’ Show
September 20 – November 14, 2025
Blackburn Study Center
323 West 39th St, 2nd Floor
Alaiyo Bradshaw, Amy Tenenouser, Barbara Westermann, Chemin Hsiao, Chihiro ITO, Carlos Pisco, Deborah Seidman, Denise Kasof, Dabora Choi, Darwin Erazo, Diane Drescher, Douglas Collins, Elina Press, Emily Barnett, Essye Marie, Eileen O'Kane Kornreich, Freddie L. Rankin II, Gail Shaw-Clemons, Geuryung Lee, Justin Sanz, James Horner, Jeannie Rhyu, Jessie Fan, Judy Liu, Laura Dolp, Lori Solondz, Luanda Lozano, Maggie Barrett, Maggie Block, Michele Godwin, Maho Kino, Marta Nowicka, Michele Godwin, Mimi Biyao Bai, Moses Ros, Morgan Menzyk, Molly Crabapple, Patrick Rowe, Pedro Felipe Vintimilla, Pauline Kinahan Kane, Priyanka Kumar, Rachel Kim, Rosario Moore Arteaga, Sal Sidner, Sakura Abdel-Rahman, Samantha Nochimson, Sigrid Sperzel, Beth Sutherland, Sheila Dubey, Nancy Paredes, Simon Herrera, tsetsilia tsypina, Victoria Salzman, Patricia Wynne and more.
Image: Heather Renée Russ, Emergent, 2023
Living Systems
October 2 – December 3, 2025
EFA Gallery
323 West 39th St, 3rd Floor
Hours: Tue–Fri, 12–5 pm
Armando Cortés
Sean Fader
Cadence Giersbach
Lise Kjaer
Pablo Garcia Lopez
Vidal Mouet
Jan Mun
Heather Renée Russ
Yu-Wen Wu
Curated by Deric Carner
The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts presents a group show featuring nine new members of the acclaimed EFA Studio Program. Living Systems highlights the innovative and thoughtful approaches of this cohort of artists whose work spans photography, sculpture, installation, and film. Members are invited to join EFA for two years and represent the highest calibre artists selected by an independent jury panel. This year, we are pleased to add five new studios to our Midtown location and launch our renovated 3rd-floor gallery space.
RESIDENCIEs + FELLOWSHIPS
Image: Radoslav Maglov, International Artist-in-Residence
Image: Radoslav Maglov, International Artist-in-Residence
International Artists-in-Residence: Elfreda Dali and Radoslav Maglov
Elfreda Dali is supported by 1952 Africa through the Chizi Wigwe Prize for African Futurism. She is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores figurative textile art, cultural storytelling, and environmental consciousness. Grounded in diasporic identity and the use of repurposed materials, her work is rooted in cultural migration mapping, personal evolution, and the language of cloth as a medium for memory, language, and art.
Radoslav Maglov is a Bulgarian artist, researcher, and theorist living and working in Sofia. His artistic endeavours centre on the concept of corporeality, particularly as these interpretations emerge in his work as both consequences and catalysts of political and social phenomena. His residency is supported by The American Foundation for Bulgaria.
THE ELIZABETH FOUNDATION FOR THE ARTS OPERATES TWO MAJOR PROGRAMS
