STUDIO 9BC

DIVINATIONS FROM FANFICTIONDOM Group Show & Tarot Images: 1. whatever she asks for Eva García   (@evgar_psd ) 2. Happy Solstice Mulwray 3. The Witchery of Living Emma Scally  (@ecs.doodles ) 4. Stiletto Key   (@1ightdays_ ) 5. The Tarot of Fanfictiondom @agathariotarot (twitter) 4 independent fanworks works by creators in fandom: Eva García, Emma Scally, Key, and Mulwray; presented alongside a tarot deck depicting 78 transformative works from fanfiction by @agathariotarot (twitter). As a genre Fanfiction is broad enough to embrace transgression, experimentation and beauty alongside practice, imperfection, and incongruity. Since the 70’s “slash” and its fanwork has been a domain of experimentation and production. It’s unique as its authorship spans experts and novices. It’s fueled by a desire to put work out into the world, and functions though a gift economy given an indirect relationships to copyright via fair use. The show will be on view at STUDIO 9BC 616 East 9th St, Storefront East, NY 10006 May 2nd- May 23rd Weekday: 10am-4pm Weekends: 2pm-4pm or available by appointment: please contact [email protected]

STUDIO 9BC presents DIVINATIONS FROM FANFICTIONDOM Group Show & Tarot The Tarot Deck of Fanfictiondom illustrates 78 transformative works of fanfiction. & The Group Show convenes works by artists Eva García (@evgar_psd ), Emma Scally (@ecs.doodles ), Key (@1ightdays_ ), & Mulwray. Free and open to the public. On view at STUDIO 9BC 616 East 9th St, Storefront East, NY 10006 May 2nd- May 23rd Weekday: 10am-4pm* Weekends: 2pm-4pm* or available by appointment: contact mailto:[email protected] *The gallery is within a studio space where its occupants are working, and hours vary. Please call for appointment if you’re traveling far.

ENG (PT below) I FIND THAT VERY ODD is Beatriz Manteigas’ first solo show in New York City, presenting three series of works that draw on Félix Guattari’s concept of the three ecologies (environmental, mental/individual, and social/collective) as a framework to explore uncanny feelings—an oddness toward what is also familiar—in contemporary life. The exhibition was curated by LinYee Yuan and made possible with the support of 9BC Studio and Residency Unlimited, where Beatriz is currently an artist in residence with a scholarship from FLAD – Luso-American Foundation for Development. On view until March 14, at 9BC Studio, from 10am–4pm on weekdays, 2pm–6pm on weekends, and by appointment. 📸 Data Chigholashvili & Giulia Noli, courtesy of Residency Unlimited ____ PT I FIND THAT VERY ODD é a primeira exposição individual de Beatriz Manteigas na cidade de Nova Iorque, apresentando três séries de trabalhos que partem do conceito das três ecologias de Félix Guattari (ambiental, mental/individual e social/coletiva) como guia para explorar o sentimento de uncanny (estranheza face ao que nos é familiar) na vida contemporânea. A exposição contou com a curadoria de LinYee Yuan e tornou-se possível com o apoio do 9BC Studio e da Residency Unlimited, onde a Beatriz é atualmente artista residente com uma bolsa da FLAD – Fundação Luso-Americana para o Desenvolvimento. Patente até 14 de março, no 9BC Studio, das 10h às 16h nos dias de semana, das 14h às 18h aos fins de semana, e por marcação. 📸 Data Chigholashvili & Giulia Noli, courtesy of Residency Unlimited

ENG (PT below) Remembering the opening of I FIND THAT VERY ODD last Tuesday at 9BC Studio! 📯 This is Beatriz Manteigas’ first solo show in New York City, presenting three series of works that draw on Félix Guattari’s concept of the three ecologies (environmental, mental/individual, and social/collective) as a framework to explore uncanny feelings—an oddness toward what is also familiar—in contemporary life. The exhibition was curated by LinYee Yuan and made possible with the support of 9BC Studio and Residency Unlimited, where Beatriz is currently an artist in residence with a scholarship from FLAD – Luso-American Foundation for Development. On view until March 14, from 10am–4pm on weekdays, 2pm–6pm on weekends, and by appointment. 📸 Data Chigholashvili & Giulia Noli, courtesy of Residency Unlimited ____ PT Relembrando a abertura de I FIND THAT VERY ODD na última terça-feira, no 9BC Studio! 📯 Esta é a primeira exposição individual de Beatriz Manteigas na cidade de Nova Iorque, apresentando três séries de trabalhos que partem do conceito das três ecologias de Félix Guattari (ambiental, mental/individual e social/coletiva) como guia para explorar o sentimento de uncanny (estranheza face ao que nos é familiar) na vida contemporânea. A exposição contou com a curadoria de LinYee Yuan e tornou-se possível com o apoio do 9BC Studio e da Residency Unlimited, onde a Beatriz é atualmente artista residente com uma bolsa da FLAD – Fundação Luso-Americana para o Desenvolvimento. Patente até 14 de março, das 10h às 16h nos dias de semana, das 14h às 18h aos fins de semana, e por marcação. 📸 Data Chigholashvili & Giulia Noli, courtesy of Residency Unlimited

I FIND THAT VERY ODD – Solo Exhibition by Beatriz Manteigas 📍 Studio 9BC, 616 E 9th St, New York, NY 10009 📅 Opening: Tue, Feb 17, 2026 | 6–8pm ✨ On view Feb 18 – March 14, 2026 | Weekdays 10am–4pm, Weekends 2–4pm and by appointment (email [email protected]) Please join us for RU resident artist Beatriz Manteigas’(@beatrizmanteigas ) first solo exhibition in New York City, “I FIND THAT VERY ODD” presented at Studio 9BC (@studio_9BC ), curated by LinYee Yuan. As Félix Guattari argued in the 1980s, ecology can only be truly considered when environmental, social, and mental dimensions are addressed together. Aligned with this thinking, the exhibition brings together three series by Beatriz Manteigas. “Greenwashing” (2025) presents a drawing of a garden, another iteration of the work that following the title is now wrapped in green cellophane; a series of porcelain works (2026), composed of texts readable only through shadows, invites the viewer for a dialogue, yet obstructs it from understanding; “After the Storm” (2016–2026) revisits small oil paintings of clouds, which Manteigas started to paint ten years ago in Myanmar while reading George Orwell (who served as a British officer in former Burma) and reflecting on the shifting dynamics of politics, power and the human toll of war. Beatriz Manteigas often simultaneously works on multiple series to reference that art unfolds through processes rather than solely aiming at results. This also resonates with Guattari’s vision that one cannot afford to relax: one must continue improving through intersecting approaches and constantly revisiting through the courage to recognize one’s limits and differences, and through the creativity to transform them into new possibilities – always in relation to specific contexts, both within us and around us, from which there is no escape. #ResidencyUnlimited #RUArtists #Exhibition #BeatrizManteigas #NewYorkCity