The Gallatin Galleries

The Gallatin Galleries is proud to present REVERSE IT, curated by Zoe Ogle (MA '27). Showcasing eleven MA candidates, the exhibition gathers a collection of works coming from the artists' thesis projects and individual practice. By reflecting on oneself, through name, family, data, and sounds, these artists are making sense of broader histories and grappling with the unfamiliarity of once-familiar places and landscapes. Through textiles, video, sound, design, drawing, photography, memorabilia, and installation, REVERSE IT reminds us that looking back is a way to imagine plausible, ideal, or imaginative futures. Join us for the opening reception next Tuesday, April 28, from 6–8 p.m. at the Gallatin Galleries. We hope to see you there 💜 #nyugallatin #nyugallatingalleries #gallatinma

Thank you to everyone who helped us celebrate the Gallatin Arts Festival!! We’re so proud of our incredible artists and can’t wait for next year ✨

Our upcoming show, the Graduating Masters Exhibition, will be opening on April 28th. Come join us at the opening reception! Be sure to RSVP through the link in our bio! - Opening Reception Info: 📅 April 28th, 2026 🕰️ 6-8pm 📍 1 Washington Pl

My Gallatin Story: Sumaiyya Malik (BA '28), Gallatin Arts Festival (GAF) curator 🎨 💜 What is your concentration? My concentration is Art History, Curation, Archiving, and Marketing. 💜 What made you decide to transfer to Gallatin? I decided to transfer to Gallatin because of the diversity of the classes. I knew I wanted to study art history from different lenses, from curation to ethics to business. Gallatin has allowed me to take classes that push me to think about all aspects of art history and how it operates, and I am able to combine this knowledge with interacting with the arts scene here in NYC by visiting exhibits and interning at an art gallery. 💜 What has your GAF experience been like? I am on the Student Leadership Team as a curator for this year's GAF and it’s been one of my favorite college experiences so far. The curation team is in charge of selecting and then putting together the show that you will see in the Gallatin Galleries. GAF meets once a week as a class and everyone on SLT alongside Professor Keith Miller and GAF director Eliel Peterson are so incredible and creative—they're truly a dream team! 💜 What are you most excited to showcase at GAF? I am most excited to highlight the artistic community within Gallatin. This school is home to some of the most creative people and I am so thrilled to be able to show the community how talented our peers are. You can expect to see a lot of mixed media and interactive pieces in the gallery this year, it’s going to be a really colorful show! 🎟️ Everyone is invited to join GAF for their opening night celebration tonight from 6–8 at the Gallatin Galleries. We can't wait to see you!

This week’s lineup!! GAF is taking over the Jerry H. Labowitz Theatre for three nights this week: Monday, April 13 - Opening Night 6pm-8pm Wednesday, April 15 - Performance Night 7pm-9pm Friday, April 17 - Film Night 6pm-7:30pm

We are just one week away from Gallatin Arts Festival, week-long, community-wide celebration of the unique artistry and interdisciplinary scholarship of our students 🥳 Head to the link in bio to see and RSVP for the GAF events this year, including a gallery opening, a performances night, and a closing night of films ✨ Comment below if you will be participating in GAF this year so we can cheer you on!

Meet the team behind this year’s Gallatin Arts Festival!! Our curators, producers and storytellers are so excited to celebrate Gallatin’s creative community and put on a very special festival this April

Gallatin Arts Festival 2026 April 13th-17th An interdisciplinary scholarship of Gallatin students

Step into the Gallatin Galleries and experience All In Our Language, a new exhibition by Gallatin student artists running through Friday, April 3 💜 All In Our Language represents the growing, changing visions of a generation of trailblazers. Featuring themes of environmental consciousness, cultural exploration, and systemic injustice, they aspire for action. The works span drawing, printmaking, film, sculpture, performance, and wearable art while speaking from a place of deep individual inquiry. However, these are not works made in isolation; they are shaped by memory, ecological entanglement, institutional friction, and the body. They emerge from lives actively engaged with the world, not from being another cog in the machine. What unites this exhibition is a shared orientation toward honesty, care, and the conviction that art-making is a meaningful act. They strive to be heard and convey tangible emotion by their multifaceted elements and ask, who gets to tell a story? All In Our Language showcases what systems we resist and participate in and how identity is constructed. Nothing is linear, but just like language it is ever evolving. 👋 Join us for the opening reception on Monday, March 27, from 6–8 PM. All are welcome! Photo credit: Ava Hudson

The Gallatin Arts Festival is almost here!!! Come show support and connect with the Gallatin community. Enjoy a week full of dance, film, photography and more, created and curated by Gallatin’s very own. Save the date, mark your calendars, you won’t want to miss it!! April 13th-17th 📍The Gallatin Galleries, 1 Washington Pl

🚨Panel: Music, Tech & Algorythms What happens when the beat meets the machine? Join us for a powerful conversation at the intersection of sound, technology, and artificial intelligence in contemporary Hip-Hop. From sampling and synthesis to beat algorithms and AI-generated vocals, the music of tomorrow is already here, and it’s raising urgent questions about authorship, access, and equity. How are producers and artists using digital tools to expand creative possibility? How do we resist surveillance, cultural appropriation, and the corporatization of Black sonic innovation? Featuring: DJ Spooky @djspooky_official Grandmixer DXT @grandmixerdxt Suzi Analogue @suzianalog Moderated by Dan Charnas @dcharnas Location: Clive Davis Institute, NYU 370 Jay St. Brooklyn, NY 11201 Date: February 19, 2026 | 6–8 PM Come through. The future is already remixing itself. Presented as part of Digital Twinz: Hip-Hop Futurism, Archives & Algorythms exhibition, on view at NYU Gallatin Galleries and curated by @iammarthadiaz and @meithkiller . #DigitalTwinz #MusicTech #HipHopFuturism #CliveDavisInstitute #nyugallatingalleries

Hip-Hop didn’t just soundtrack the future, it designed it. Join us for Comics & Games in Hip-Hop, a dynamic roundtable exploring the deep ties between comics, gaming, and Hip-Hop Futurism, from MC alter-egos and street-level storytelling to speculative worlds created by Black and Brown visionaries. Part of the Digital Twinz: Hip-Hop Futurism, Archives and Algorhythms exhibition, curated by @iammarthadiaz and @meithkiller Panelists include @orrdesigns @sammusmusic and Tim Fielder. Free and open to the public. February 12, 2026 6–8 PM @nyugallatingalleries 1 Washington Place (corner of Broadway)