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Pablo Garcia-Lopez, Mappa Mundi, 2022, digital print, 30 × 24 in.
Pablo Garcia-Lopez
Neuralink DIY
October 15 – November 14
Equity Gallery | 245 Broome St., New York, NY 10002
In Neuralink DIY, artist and neuroscientist Pablo Garcia-Lopez presents work informed by histories of neuroscience, philosophy, ethics, and culture.
Silk, a by-product of organic metamorphosis, is cast into sculptural parts or knotted and twisted into double helixes and rope-like structures to present dense wall reliefs. Seemingly born of an alien intelligence, and overabundant to the point of collapse, these works signal saltation, hopeful monsters and apocryphal visions.
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Matthew López-Jensen, The Educated Willow Oak, 2026, c-print, 28’’ x 42’’
Matthew López-Jensen
Reading Trees
October 15 – November 14
Equity Gallery | 245 Broome St., New York, NY 10002
Tree Walks: Saturday, October 24, 2 PM / Saturday, November 14, 2 PM
In Reading Trees, Matthew López-Jensen, a Bronx-based interdisciplinary environmental artist, celebrates his ongoing work with New York City street trees and his recent publication New York City Street Tree Tarot (Verlag Kettler). The exhibition will feature large-scale prints from the 78-card deck, which gathers scenes of environmental resilience and stewardship for reflection, education, and divination.
Through his creative engagement with the natural world, López-Jensen reimagines the mythic tree of knowledge as a conduit for personal transformation, inspiring individual action and a larger cultural reckoning with climate change.
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Baris Gokturk
Gunetre II
October 15 – November 14
Equity Gallery | 245 Broome St., New York, NY 10002
In Gunetre II, Baris Gokturk extends his Shapeshifter body of work with a site-specific installation for Equity Gallery’s courtyard. Deconstructed, layered, and rebuilt into a new form, the work feels vaguely familiar while resisting easy definition.
Through experimental, multilayered processes, Gokturk creates densely coded, ambiguous works that linger between drawing, painting, and sculpture. Giving new form to found objects, existing artworks, and paint skins on surfaces, these creations loosen predetermined definitions and adapt and reform in response to the environments they inhabit.
Upcoming
Detail of Confabulation No.4 (Oranges are not the only fruit), glazed porcelain, with underglaze silkscreen print decal transfer, cast colored plastic, 2023, 16 x 16 x 3 inches
Andrew Cornell Robinson Confabulation Fantabulosa: Queer Abstraction as a Living Archive
November 19 – December 12
Equity Gallery | 245 Broome St., New York, NY 10002
In Confabulation Fantabulosa: Queer Abstraction as a Living Archive, Andrew Cornell Robinson presents sculptural assemblages that function as portraiture reliquaries enshrining how queer lives persist through fragments, gestures, and spaces between visibility and erasure.
The exhibition title references "confabulation"—filling memory gaps with imagined narratives—and "fantabulosa," a Polari (a queer code-switching slang) meaning fantastic/fabulous. This dual gesture of speculative memory and flamboyant invention is central to how queer people have historically preserved stories facing erasure.
UPcoming
Nicolas Touron and Amy Lemaire, Aquarius #17, 2025, 3D printed porcelain and borosilicate, 7 x 5 x 5 in.
Nicolas Touron
Amy Lemaire
The Shape of Nature
November 19 – December 12
Equity Gallery | 245 Broome St., New York, NY 10002
In The Shape of Nature, Nicolas Touron and Amy Lemaire explore the shapes of the natural world through the use of 3D ceramic printing and glassblowing—a fusion of new technology and ancient craft that spans thousands of years of human innovation to offer a new form for creative expression.
Focusing on flora and fauna as the locus of their exploration, Touron and Lemaire suggest what nature can look like when in sync with humans and their technologies.
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Peter Bonner
Most recently, Peter Bonner has exhibited at the Anita Shapolsky Gallery and teaches at the Art Students League and the New York School of the Arts (formerly the National Academy of Design). Bonner is a Rose level NYAE artist member, and he was a peer juror for the 2026 NYAE Members Invitational. He will be presenting a solo exhibition at Equity Gallery in the spring of 2027.
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