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Opening this Saturday, May 9 from 4-7pm in our satellite space: KATE BARBEE Good Grief May 9 - June 27, 2026 6019 56th Road Mrs. is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new work by Kate Barbee in our satellite space, marking the artist’s first presentation with the gallery. This body of work deepens Barbee’s engagement with surface, texture, and time. Developed through cycles of painting, cutting, sewing, and reconstruction, the works carry visible histories; earlier compositions buried, disrupted, and reassembled. Canvas is pierced and stitched, fragments of fabric emerge and recede, and layers of paint are applied, removed, and reworked. The resulting surfaces verge on the sculptural, emphasizing process as both accumulation and revision. 📷 Kate Barbee Good Grief, 2026 Oil Paint, Acrylic, Sewn on Patches, Embroidery String, Oil Pastel, China Marker, Cold Wax 61 1/2 x 49 1/2 inches 156.2 x 125.7 cm Photography by GC Photo

‘Fire Island Sun,’ Chris Bogia’s third solo exhibition at the gallery, opens tomorrow from 4-7pm at 6040 56th Drive. Anchoring the exhibition is a six-foot mandala composed of yarn and lacquered wood. Rendered in vibrant oranges and pinks with green and blue accents, the work radiates outward, evoking both the physical presence of the sun and its symbolic resonance. This motif reappears in various forms throughout Bogia’s work, much like the sun on the horizon that remains constant to the viewer. 📷Chris Bogia Fire Island Sun, 2026 Yarn and Lacquer on Wood 72 x 72 x 3/4 inches 182.9 x 182.9 x 1.9 cm Photography by GC Photo

Greater New York 2026 April 16 - August 17, 2026 MoMA PS1 Queens, NY Mrs. is pleased to announce gallery artist Nickola Pottinger’s inclusion in Greater New York 2026 at MoMA PS1. Pottinger will present three new sculptures for PS1’s annual survey, opening Thursday, April 16, 2026. ‘Our signature survey of artists living and working in the New York City area returns for its sixth edition this spring, coinciding with MoMA PS1’s 50th anniversary. Spanning two floors of the museum, Greater New York 2026 brings into focus over 50 multidisciplinary artists in the formative years of their careers. This highly anticipated iteration will encompass site-specific commissions, new productions, and performances, alongside important recent works that address today’s most urgent cultural concerns. Organized for the first time by MoMA PS1’s full curatorial team, the exhibition emphasizes the forces that shape daily life in the city today, as well as strategies of resistance and adaptation in the face of increased surveillance, economic precarity, and shifting technologies. Greater New York 2026 registers an optimism and anxiety generated through artists’ attention to the layered, lived textures of New York City.' 📷 Nickola Pottinger guh live long, 2026 Paper Pulp, Hair, Frankincense, Pigment, Spores, and Doily Cloth 34 x 17 x 35 inches 86.4 x 43.2 x 88.9 cm Photography by Olympia Shannon

NADA New York is on view through Sunday at the Starrett-Lehigh Building. Our group presentation includes work by Kate Barbee, Meghan Brady, Susan Classen Sullivan, and Nickola Pottinger. Find us at Booth B11 ❤️ 📷 Installation views, NADA New York, 2026, Photography by Olympia Shannon

KATE BARBEE ‘Good Grief’ Brunch Reception: Saturday, May 16, 12-2pm Please join the artist for a brunch reception including bagels and coffee tomorrow from 12 –2pm at our satellite space located at 60-19 56th Road. Kate Barbee’s 'Good Grief' is on view through June 27, 2026. Barbee is also included in our group presentation at NADA New York, on view through Sunday, May 17 at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, Booth B11. 📷 Installation views, Good Grief, 2026, Photography by Olympia Shannon

NADA New York is open now through Sunday at the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea. Find us at Booth B11 where we are presenting works by Kate Barbee, Meghan Brady, Susan Classen Sullivan, and Nickola Pottinger. This presentation highlights four individual practices united by a focus on layering, accumulation, and transformative processes. Spanning sculpture and painting, the participating artists employ additive techniques to build their compositions, integrating images, materials, and references over time. Each body of work emerges from a dialogue between personal experience and broader cultural frameworks. 📷 Installation views, NADA New York, 2026, Photography by Olympia Shannon

NADA New York opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea. Find us at Booth B11! VIP Preview (Invitation Only): Wednesday, May 13, 10am–4pm Open to the Public: Wednesday, May 13, 4–7pm Thursday, May 14, 11am–7pm Friday, May 15, 11am–7pm Saturday, May 16, 11am–7pm Sunday, May 17 11am–5pm Using handmade paper pulp, salvaged materials, and fragments of earlier works, Nickola Pottinger constructs richly textured forms that merge elements of drawing, collage, and object-making. Her process is defined by a continual interplay of building and removal, with surfaces that simultaneously conceal and reveal. 📷 Nickola Pottinger Cry blood, 2025 Paper Pulp, Teeth, Pigments, Oil Pastel 26 x 37 x 18 inches 66 x 94 x 45.7 cm Photography by Olympia Shannon

NADA New York opens tomorrow at the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Chelsea. Please find us at Booth B11 where we will be presenting a selection of works by Kate Barbee, Meghan Brady, Susan Classen Sullivan, and Nickola Pottinger. May 13 - 17, 2026 Working primarily in ceramic sculpture, Susan Classen Sullivan explores systems of growth, decay, and renewal through an equally iterative process. Her forms reference organic structures and unseen networks, built up through careful layering and material sensitivity. The resulting works evoke quiet, internal processes shaped by both environment and time. 📷 Susan Classen Sullivan Moon Box Tree, 2025 Ceramic and Flashe 72 x 19 x 14 1/2 inches 182.9 x 50.8 x 36.8 cm Photography by GC Photo

KATE BARBEE, MEGHAN BRADY, NICKOLA POTTINGER, SUSAN CLASSEN SULLIVAN NADA New York The Starrett-Lehigh Building Booth B11 May 13 - 17, 2026 VIP Preview (Invitation Only): Wednesday, May 13, 10am–4pm Open to the Public: Wednesday, May 13, 4–7pm Thursday, May 14, 11am–7pm Friday, May 15, 11am–7pm Saturday, May 16, 11am–7pm Sunday, May 17 11am–5pm Mrs. is pleased to announce its participation in NADA New York, presenting works by Kate Barbee, Meghan Brady, Nickola Pottinger, and Susan Classen Sullivan. This presentation highlights four individual practices united by a focus on layering, accumulation, and transformative processes. Spanning sculpture and painting, the participating artists employ additive techniques to build their compositions, integrating images, materials, and references over time. Each body of work emerges from a dialogue between personal experience and broader cultural frameworks. Integrating hand embroidery with mixed media painting, collage, and drawing, Kate Barbee maintains an interdisciplinary approach. She constructs densely layered compositions through cycles of revision and rebuilding, allowing figures to surface from tactile, vibrant foundations of thread, paint, and fabric. These intuitive works are guided by a balance of material exploration and emotional immediacy. 📷 Kate Barbee Myrtle-Broadway, 2026 Oil Paint, Acrylic, Sewn on Patches, Embroidery String, Oil Pastel, China Marker, Cold Wax 73 x 72 inches 185.4 x 182.9 cm Photography by GC Photo

Please join us today from 4-7pm for the opening reception of ‘Good Grief,’ a solo exhibition of new work by Kate Barbee in our satellite space, marking the artist’s first presentation with the gallery. Barbee’s compositions reflect a range of influences, from early modernist ornamentation to symbolic abstraction and textile-based practices. Through stitched motifs, fragmented scenes, and shifting perspectives, the works assemble moments into visual “time stamps,” mapping emotional and spatial experience across layered surfaces. A sustained emphasis on texture unifies otherwise varied palettes and compositions, marking a shift from her earlier, more atmospheric paint handling. 📷 Kate Barbee Nicotine Queen, 2026 Oil Paint, Acrylic, Sewn on Patches, Embroidery String, Oil Pastel, China Marker, Cold Wax, Bra Insert 52 x 40 inches 132.1 x 101.6 cm Photography by GC Photo

KATE BARBEE, MEGHAN BRADY, SUSAN CLASSEN SULLIVAN, NICKOLA POTTINGER NADA New York Starrett-Lehigh Building 601 West 26th Street New York, NY Booth B11 May 14 - 17, 2026 Mrs. is pleased to announce its participation in NADA New York, presenting works by Kate Barbee, Meghan Brady, Nickola Pottinger, and Susan Classen Sullivan. This presentation highlights four individual practices united by a focus on layering, accumulation, and transformative processes. Spanning sculpture and painting, the participating artists employ additive techniques to build their compositions, integrating images, materials, and references over time. Each body of work emerges from a dialogue between personal experience and broader cultural frameworks. VIP Preview (Invitation Only): Wednesday, May 13, 10am–4pm Open to the Public: Wednesday, May 13, 4–7pm Thursday, May 14, 11am–7pm Friday, May 15, 11am–7pm Saturday, May 16, 11am–7pm Sunday, May 17 11am–5pm 📷 Meghan Brady Footlights, 2025 Acrylic and Oil on Canvas 40 x 38 inches 101.6 x 96.5 cm

Opening this Saturday, May 9 from 4-7pm in our main gallery: CHRIS BOGIA Fire Island Sun May 9 - June 27, 2026 6040 56th Drive Mrs. is pleased to present ‘Fire Island Sun,’ Queens-based artist Chris Bogia’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. As its title suggests, the exhibition centers on Bogia’s longstanding relationship with Fire Island, exploring its landscape, architecture, and cultural history through a material language that brings together both familiar and newly developed techniques. Fire Island has been central to Bogia’s practice for over fifteen years, notably through his role as co-founder of the Fire Island Artist Residency, the first LGBTQ+ residency of its kind. ‘Fire Island Sun’ marks the first time the artist has brought the island to the forefront of his studio practice, translating years of socially engaged work into a deeply personal body of new sculptural objects. 📷 Belvedere (Day), 2026 Mixed Media 25 x 38 inches 63.5 x 96.5 cm Photography by GC Photo