named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
/virtu.all Online Viewing Room
Virtual exhibition platform for digital and new media art, including video, browser-based projects, and artistic games, featuring rotating online shows by emerging artists.
Awesome Work! Student Exhibition
Annual exhibition of student artwork from New Design High School, showcasing work across 2D, 3D, wearable, and experimental media focused on identity, sustainability, and social justice.
Ecotones Exhibition
Exhibition featuring the work of Aurélien Bayo and Morgan Mueller exploring transitional ecological zones around New York City, emphasizing observation, environmental change, and social-political thresholds.
Katz Bodega
Exhibition or project hosted at the Hester Street location, title suggests a conceptual or community-based artistic intervention.
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Curated Art Exhibitions and Public Displays 2 activities
- Operating physical and virtual gallery spaces for contemporary art exhibitionsOperates two physical gallery locations at 119 Hester Street and 77 East 3rd Street in New York City, opened in 2023 and earlier respectively, and maintains an online viewing room for rotating virtual exhibitions featuring digital and new media artworks. Hosts specific exhibitions such as 'Bodega Katz' and 'The Sky is Coming,' with documented runs in 2026 on Hester and Third Streets.
- Supporting emerging and underrepresented artists through exhibitions and programmingFunctions as a platform and gallery dedicated to supporting emerging and underrepresented artists with a focus on social engagement, community empowerment, and experimental practices. Programming includes artist-curated exhibitions, open calls for submissions (e.g., '/virtu.all'), and multidisciplinary creative gatherings that amplify voices challenging the status quo.
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Artist and Curatorial Publications 1 activity
- Creating publications as part of artistic programmingProduces publications integrated into its broader exhibition and educational programming, supporting the dissemination of artistic ideas and community-focused narratives.
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Site-Specific Artistic Installations and Performances 1 activity
- Producing experimental and multidisciplinary art projectsProduces original artistic works using experimental techniques such as digital and Super 8mm film, photograms, and physical manipulation of natural elements onto 35mm film in darkroom settings. Presents sensorial and thematic exhibitions incorporating audio, video, and mixed media to explore topics including memory, breathing rhythms, ecosexuality, climate change, and human-nature relationships.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
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1 years on record · 2025–2025
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 3
- Ciaran Short — Director Treasurer
- Cora Hume-Fagin — Director Secretary
- Eden Chinn — Director President
relationships · 38
Who they work with
- A.I.R Gallery Partner — Collaborated with A.I.R Gallery for a site-specific performance event
- Ali Dougal Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Aurélien Bayo Partner — Featured artist whose work was exhibited in the Ecotones exhibition at All Street Gallery.
- Ciaran Short Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Cora Hume-Fagin Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Danielle D’Amico Partner — Featured artist in the February 2025 virtual exhibition "the sky is coming".
- Dori Walker Partner — Featured artist in the August 2024 virtual exhibition "in living memory: In My Fact Like a Slap!".
- Dori Walker Partner — Featured artist in the exhibition "in living memory: In My Fact Like a Slap!"
- Eden Chinn Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Eva Reese Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Fiona Aman Partner — Featured artist in the September 2025 virtual exhibition "mon chat".
- Instagram Partner — Uses Instagram as a platform for artist and organizational outreach and communication.
- Jabari “Abe” Butler Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Josh Feldman Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Kate-Pride Muse Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Katie Kotler Partner — Featured artist in the March 2026 virtual exhibition "the anita mann case".
- Kenji Kojima Partner — Featured artist in the March 2024 virtual exhibition "bitwise splitting and merging of pixels".
- Kenneth Kojima Partner — Collaborated on video content for the Virtu.all event through his website bitwiseSunday.
- Loryn Cook Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Lívia Sá Partner — Artist and filmmaker who created the work ÁLAMO exhibited by All Street Gallery
- Lívia Sá Partner — Co-featured artist in the July 2025 virtual exhibition "álamo".
- Milo Hume Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Morgan Mueller Partner — Featured artist whose work was exhibited in the Ecotones exhibition at All Street Gallery.
- New Design High School Partner — Collaborates on student art exhibitions, including curation and display of student work at All Street Gallery.
- Sam Heckle Partner — Featured artist in the October 2023 virtual exhibition "forms of relations are wounds ///".
- Samuel Eisen-Meyers Partner — Featured artist in the April 2024 virtual exhibition "truth where did you i we go.".
- Setare Arashloo Partner — Featured artist in the November 2025 virtual exhibition "mamani".
- Shuang Cai Partner — Member of the All Street Gallery collective
- Sofia Scharff Partner — Co-featured artist in the July 2025 virtual exhibition "álamo".
- Sofia Scharff Partner — Dancer and co-collaborator on the film ÁLAMO
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strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Art as Protest and Social Changemethodology: art-as-protestBy centering art that challenges power structures and amplifies marginalized voices, the organization drives social change because artistic expression can disrupt dominant narratives and serve as a tool for resistance and collective action.
- Community-Driven Access and Inclusionmethodology: amplifying_underrepresented_voicesBy using open calls and prioritizing underrepresented artists in exhibitions, the organization increases equitable access to artistic platforms because inclusive curation empowers emerging creators and fosters community ownership of cultural spaces.
- Digital-First New Media Curationmethodology: digital-first exhibitionBy designing exhibitions specifically for online and digital formats, the organization expands public access to contemporary art because native digital works meet audiences where they are, leveraging internet culture and technology to democratize engagement.
- Sensorial and Immersive Art for Embodied Understandingmethodology: sensorial_art_experienceBy creating tactile, immersive experiences through manipulated film and audiovisual media, the organization deepens viewer engagement with themes like memory, identity, and nature because sensory immediacy fosters emotional and cognitive connection where discursive formats fail.