Otis Street Arts Project
Past Exhibitions
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Art by Andrew Christenberry
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Joseph Shetler and Jay Hendrick
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The Critiqued
An invitational exhibit of artists who have participated in The Critique, as quasi monthly series produced by Otis Street Arts Project
Exhibiting Artists: Zofie Lang, Christian Tribastone, Ceci Cole McInturff, Amy Hughes Braden, Jose Fernandez, Alexandra Silverthorne, Fallon Chase, Amber Robles-Gordon, Joan Belmar, Katie Pumphrey, Steven Durow, Jacqui Crocetta, Stephanie Booth.
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An exhibit of the residents of Otis Street Arts Project
Exhibiting Artists: Alma Selimovic, Liz Lescault, Hebron Chism, Jenna North, Gloria Chapa, Chris Bohner, Art Drauglis
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Home Is Where One Starts From
Curated by Zofie Lang
October 22nd- November 19th, 2016
This exhibition examines interior spaces, both literally and figuratively. Four artists explore the idea of home as a space of memory and identity, something that leaves a lasting impression even after they no longer inhabit it.
Artists: Maggie Gourlay, Lisa Noble, Michele Monetelbano, and Khánh H. Lê’
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The Migration of Pestilence
January 14th- February18th 2017
A collaborative art project including Ellyn Weiss, Sondra Arkin and Veronica Szalus
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September 9th-October 7th
Queer Artists and Activists from Post-Yugoslavia
Curated by Alma Selimovic
Artists:
Kristofer Andrić
Azra Čaušević
Ranka Delić
Nedžiba Idrizović
Damir Prljača
Anita Prša
Alex Spyke
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October-December 2017
Art, science, math, meta-physics, et. al., think tank generated work.
Explorations not considered previously or frequently. The brain’s elasticity can be stimulated by these observations.
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March - April 2018
Scott Pennington is a Baltimore-based artist specializing in large-scale participatory installation and sculptural assemblage works. Drawing upon his background as a furniture and cabinet-maker, Pennington utilizes woodworking and construction techniques to create colorful, detailed works of art that engage varied audiences and invigorate public spaces. Pennington’s work suggests a tangible, yet illusory reality that examines labor, consumer culture, and the pursuit of simple pleasures, and the construction of nostalgic human connections both genuine and fictitious
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Curated by Amy Lokoff
September 15th- October 13th
Featuring the works of
Ashley Ja’nae, Hard Stitched, Dafna Steinberg, and Matt Storm.
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A Series of Drawings by Buenos Aires Artist
"Trials to Formulate a Utopia"
Work created by Roma Blanco at Otis Street Arts Project during a residency in January 2019.
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Artist:
Claudia Vess, Ellyn Weiss, Erwin Timmers, Gregg Hannan, Glenn Richardson, Jacqui Crocetta, Paul Hrusa, Scott Brooks, Wayson Jones and Yar Koporulin