Exhibitions
2021
March-April: Glacial Waste by Ani Collier
2020
October-December: Viewpoint: Point of View by Ani Collier
September: Conversation/Emerging/Ascending by Sara Morsey
2019
December: Islands by Liliana Dvorianova
October - November: Form and Fantasy in Search of a Name by Ani Collier
September: City Blossoms by Ani Collier
June - August: If Hope was Money, I'd be a Millionaire by Iris Coe-Gross, Artist in Residence at Black C Art Gallery
February: In Motion... by Ani Collier
January: New Year, New Happenings by Ani Collier
2018
December: Reds by Ani Collier
October - November: City Visions by Ani Collier
September: Fall for New York by Ani Collier
August: Mostly Orange & Upside DowN by Ani Collier
July: Umwelt by Nichole Hamilton, performance series
Artist in Residence
May - June: Antarctica by Ani Collier
April - May: Kids in Focus by first through fifth graders of Brentwood School, an annual exhibit
March: Cuba by Ani Collier and Nancy Reyes
2017
December: Winter in NYC by Ani Collier
October - November: Shape and Shadow by Ani Collier
August - September: Converging Perspectives: NYC by
May - July: Lennie Kesl: A Birthday Celebration
April: Kids in Focus by first through fifth graders of Brentwood School, an annual exhibit
March: Spring: Abstract Blooms by Ani Collier
February: The Prairie and the City by Ani Collier
2016
October - December: Circle of Life by Vassil Dokev
August - September: Collier and Dvorianova by Liliana Dvorianova and Ani Collier
June - July: 20 Months of Life by Iris Coe Gross, Artist in Residence at Black C Art Gallery
April - May: Kids in Focus by first through fifth graders of Brentwood School
February - March: Circles of Dance by Colleen Rand
January - February: Cityscapes by Ani Collier
2015
October: Horeia by Liliana Dvorianova
September: An exhibit of recent work by Marco Razo
August: To the End of Our Road and Back by Justine Vaughen Fry
July: Untitled by Jasmine Lantinen
June: I Love NY by Sara Morsey
May: An exhibit of recent work by Ani Collier
Pre - Opening: An exhibit of recent work by Kana Handel