New York City

Windows as subjects have been celebrated in human activities in arts, literature, and architecture for their aesthetic structure, cultural symbolism, and symbolic significance. They serve as a threshold between spaces, bridging the divide between the natural and artificial, the physical and the digital, and the real and the representational. They frame the passage of time, inviting us to reflect on the cyclical nature of existence and the ephemerality of moments in our surroundings. A Window at A Space calls for artists to submit works that serve as extensions of the mundanity of the window. Leveraging the gallery space, this show aims to foster dialogues between individuals and shared experiences on the artistic interpretation of windows.

The theme of our April group show ”Connections” explores the artists’ connection with their art practice. The more an artist connects with their art, the easier it is to translate their vision, whether this is a figurative subject, an imaginative work, or an abstract piece. As we immerse ourselves in the beauty and depth of artistic expression, This theme serves as a medium for our artists to express the deep connections they have with their artworks. Beneath our diverse experiences, cultures, and backgrounds, we all share a common longing for connection. We wish our artists to open a captivating window into the intimate relationships they have with their work, with other people, with their environment, and with their inner selves.