Jacqueline Gourevitch
Paintings 1965–2018
May 9th – August 2nd, 2025
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
Storage is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Jacqueline Gourevitch (b. 1933) dated between the years of 1965 and 2018. Inhabiting the precise edge between representation and abstraction, Gourevitch's paintings create a subtle and vast visual world. Gourevitch embraces investigations of light and pictorial space, continually reflects on how we see and experience nature.
Rafael Kamada
After a Few Seasons
September 26th, 2025 – February 28th, 2026
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
Storage is proud to present the debut solo exhibition of Rafael Kamada (b. 1993, Lives and works in Brazil), on view from September 26th, 2025 through February 28th, 2026. Comprising a suite of recent oil paintings, the exhibition brings together works that dwell in the liminal space between figuration and abstraction, surface and memory, presence and erasure.
Olivia Springberg
Gates of Horn
August 8th – August 30th, 2025
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
Storage is pleased to present Gates of Horn, the solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist Olivia Springberg (b. 2000). The exhibition is on view at Storage from August 8th through August 30th, 2025. Drawing from Jewish tradition, dream theory, and interests in archaeology and the occult, Springberg follows a tradition of artists exploring and reinventing the archetypes of folklore and the unconscious.
Terra Keck
Comet Eater
August 8th – August 30th, 2025
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
Storage is pleased to present the solo exhibit of recent works by Terra Keck (b. 1991), on view from August 8th through August 30th, 2025. Comprising a series of luminous eraser drawings made between 2024 and 2025, the show gathers Keck’s meditative investigations into cosmic consciousness, vision, and belief.
Eden Seifu & Carolyn Oberst
A New Sacred
March 14th – May 3rd, 2025
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is pleased to present A New Sacred, a two-person exhibition featuring the work of Carolyn Oberst (b. 1946) and Eden Seifu (b. 1996). Continuing the gallery’s focus on intergenerational dialogues, this iteration highlights two women who have reimagined the possibilities of Christian imagery, iconography, and notions of power. The show is on view from March 14 through May 3, 2025.
Olivia Springberg
You Abnormal
April 10th – July 2nd, 2025
Storage APT
On The Bowery
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Storage APT is pleased to present You Abnormal, the debut solo exhibition by Brooklyn-based artist Olivia Springberg (b. 2000). Drawing from Jewish tradition, dream theory, and interests in archaeology and the occult, Springberg follows a tradition of artists exploring and reinventing the archetypes of folklore and the unconscious. The exhibition is on view at Storage APT on The Bowery from April 10th through July 2nd, 2025.
Press Release (Cycle XIII)
Rick Lowe, Leasho Johnson, Jeff Way, Hugo McCloud, Michael Igwe, & Carolyn Oberst
November 9th – March 8th, 2025
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is pleased to present Press Release (Cycle XIII), a group exhibition featuring the works of Rick Lowe (b. 1961), Leasho Johnson (b. 1984), Jeff Way (b. 1942), Hugo McCloud (b. 1980), Michael Igwe (b. 1994), and Carolyn Oberst (b. 1946). Blending abstraction and figuration, this exhibition brings together a diverse assemblage of voices that collectively explore the multifaceted nature of identity, culture, and social observation. Press Release (Cycle XIII) will be on view from November 9th, 2024 through March 8, 2025 at Storage.
Nick Hobbs
Out There Somewhere
October 18th – December 21st, 2024
Storage APT
On The Bowery
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Storage APT is pleased to present Out There Somewhere, a solo exhibition by Nick Hobbs (b. 1997). The work in Out There Somewhere reflects on the relationship between terrestrial observers and the vast unknown. Heavily influenced by a lifetime of looking through telescopes as an amateur astronomer, Hobbs’s drawings capture the wonder and mystery of those experiences. Out There Somewhere will be on view from October 18th to December 21st, 2024, at Storage APT.
Jeff Way
Then & Now: 1970–2024
September 6th – November 2nd, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is pleased to present Then & Now: 1970–2024, a solo exhibition by Jeff Way (b. 1942). Then & Now: 1970–2024 traces the evolution of Jeff Way’s abstract work from the past to the present. Deeply focused on engagement with grid abstraction and spiritualism, Way distills qualities from West Coast and East Coast abstractionists alike. His work occupies a unique position alongside Agnes Martin, Mark Rothko, McArthur Binion, and Jack Whitten, who similarly share a profound connection to the exploration of geometric forms, grids, and their metaphysical implications.
Jen DeLuna
Dust and Sweat and Feigning Grace
August 2nd – August 30th, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is pleased to present artist Jen DeLuna (b. 1999) in Dust and Sweat and Feigning Grace, the artist’s New York solo debut exhibition. The exhibition is on view at Storage’s Tribeca location from August 2nd through August 30th, 2024. DeLuna’s figurative works, inspired by family and found photographs, provide a spectral snapshot of the past. Her oil-painted subjects, wrapped in blurry hazes, feature moments that pierce the surface with captivating highlights. DeLuna crafts uncanny, notionally invasive moments that extend to the viewer through sharp gazes. With mystifying and alluring qualities, the works question their own viewership and explore the conditions of femininity.
Susan Kim Alvarez
Squonk, Squonky, Squonkalicious
August 2nd – August 30th, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is pleased to present artist Susan Kim Alvarez (b. 2000) in Squonk, Squonky, Squonkalicious, the artist’s New York solo debut exhibition. The exhibition is on view at Storage’s Tribeca location from August 2nd through August 30th, 2024. Alvarez draws upon personal anecdotes to achieve intimacy in her works. Her process is carefully uncalculated, highlighting her attention to detail, color, and imagination. Inspired by her life, family, and community, Alvarez uses humor and chaos to explore identity. Her spontaneous and unapologetic acrylic washes weave through bold characters and fantastical scenes in quick motion, offering a candid glimpse into her personality.
Elizabeth Flood
Lookout
April 19th – July 20th, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is excited to present Lookout, Elizabeth Flood’s debut solo exhibition in New York City. The show features a selection of oil paintings and ink drawings made in the last four years. Flood's monumental multi-canvas oil paintings compile different vantage points and elevations around a particular site. Hiking out with her materials, Flood works on one canvas at a time, later joining them together in her studio. Each canvas is made at the same site, often over many months, accumulating layers of weather, seasonal shifts, and emotions.
Barbara Nitke
American Ecstasy
February 14th – April 20th, 2024
Storage APT | Inaugural opening on February 14th, 2024
On The Bowery
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Storage is pleased to announce a new project space, Storage APT (Art Presentation Template), unveiled on The Bowery on February 14th, 2024. For the inaugural solo exhibition, Storage APT invites Barbara Nitke (b. 1950), whose photographs elucidate a female gaze in the male-dominated adult film industry of the 1980s in Downtown New York City. Inaugurating the space on Valentine’s Day, the exhibition reveals elegant and spiritual connections between adult actors, in color photographs taken in downtown New York of the 1980s.
Press Release (Cycle VIII)
Aristotle Forrester, Kathryn Goshorn, Louisa Owen, Marcus Leslie Singleton, Wen Liu, Sebastian Burger, Elizabeth Flood, & Michiko Itatani
February 24 – April 13th, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is pleased to announce Press Release (Cycle VIII), presenting artists Aristotle Forrester, Kathryn Goshorn, Louisa Owen, Marcus Leslie Singleton, Wen Liu, Sebastian Burger, Elizabeth Flood, and Michiko Itatani. This exhibition is held in extension of the gallery’s ongoing, rotational exhibition survey, Press Release (2022-present), featuring international and overlooked artists.
Michiko Itatani
Cosmic Encounters
October 27th, 2023 – February 23rd, 2024
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage is pleased to announce Cosmic Encounters, a monumental collection of complex, medium and large-scale paintings by the inimitable, Chicago-based painter Michiko Itatani (b. 1948, Osaka, Japan). An established Chicago arts icon, Itatani's impact is preceded by her history of artistic, philosophical, and community-driven accomplishments. Itatani’s oeuvre is long-established by her transcendent tendency for painterly techniques and symbolism. In this exhibition at Storage, Itatani’s range of work offers a dream-bound iconography of figurative and symbolic objects from the greatest extents of human curiosity. The first solo exhibition at Storage within our inaugural, ongoing exhibition series titled Press Release, Cosmic Encounters is also Itatani’s first solo exhibition in New York City after 30+ years.
Press Release (Cycle VI)
Jeff Way & Carolyn Oberst
September 27th – October 18th, 2023
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Press Release (Cycle VI) marks the first year of Storage at 52 Walker Street in Tribeca. Archival and recent works by Jeff Way (b. 1942) and Carolyn Oberst (b. 1946) are curated to examine modalities of labor and transcendence within the historical canon of painting. The exhibition also explores 50+ years of camaraderie between Oberst and Way, who have cohabited in their Walker St loft since the 1970s, but have found disparate modes of artistic exploration.
Press Release (Cycle V)
Columbia MFA Fine Arts Program
July 28th – August 25th, 2023
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Exhibition Checklist: Part II
Curated by Storage founder, director and Columbia University professor, Onyedika Chuke, Press Release (Cycle V) presents a collaboration with current students and recent graduates of the Columbia MFA Fine Arts Program. In a rotating cycle of paintings, sculptures, performances and installations, we examine the works of these emerging artists and their explorations of time and space through their media. As a whole, the show Press Release investigates the ephemeral notions of “pressure” and “release” - the pieces by these selected Columbia MFA students are examples of how a new vanguard of artists choose to enhance and alter the way one moves through a gallery.
Press Release (Cycle IV)
Raphaela Melsohn, Baxter Koziol, Angela Dufresne, Jeff Way, Carolyn Oberst, Pol Morton, & Adam Lupton
June 24th – July 19th, 2023
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Storage’s inaugural survey exhibition began in September 2022 and continues with a reception of a new group of artists: Raphaela Melsohn, Baxter Koziol, Angela Dufresne, Jeff Way, Carolyn Oberst, Pol Morton and Adam Lupton.
Press Release (Cycle III)
Angela Dufresne, Baxter Koziol, Adam Lupton, Pol Morton, Brandon Morris, Carolyn Oberst, Louisa Owen, & Jeff Way
April 21st – June 22nd, 2023
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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Press Release (Cycle III) exists as an ongoing essay where works are used to reposition and examine notions of pressure & release, thereby challenging perceptions of the body and space through painting, sculpture & performance.
Some works presented explore historically normative notions of physical space. Other works play on aspects of queer space through edits on museological tropes. The artists investigate the beauty, fragility, and resilience of the body, considering the space within and around it. They make mundane spaces alienating by accommodating the body's architecture and they rework exterior space, extending the traditions of the trompe-l'œil garden and abstracting our surrounding landscape within the gallery.
Press Release (Cycle II)
Angela Dufresne, Adam Lupton, Baxter Koziol, Eli Ping, Jeff Way, Louisa Owen, Kim Hoeckele, Morgan Canavan, & Brandon Morris
February 3rd – April 19th, 2023
Storage
52 Walker Street
4th Floor
Tribeca, New York 10013
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In Press Release (Cycle II), the absence of the body is central in activating the performativity of an artwork. Physical qualities of the works may allude to the precarious circumstance of creating a body using obscure language. This language is one that allows emotions to exist within the realm of non-empirical standards, pushing the limit of existence.