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THE FEDERATION OF MODERN PAINTERS AND SCULPTORS:
2026 ANNUAL EXHIBITION
JULY 28 – AUGUST 15, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 30, 5 – 8pm
The Federation, founded in 1940 by Mark Rothko, Adolph Gottlieb, Meyer Shapiro and Milton Avery,was commited to presenting new forms of art. The Federation stays true to its original mission of preserving the importance of individuality and diversity in the creation of art. For a review of members’ work, listing of past members and further information both historical and current
Upcoming Exhibition
Marcie Bronkar
WHAT REMAINS…
September 8 – October 3, 2026
OPENING RECEPTION Saturday, September 12th, 2-6pm
CLOSING RECEPTION Saturday, October 3, 2026, 2-5pm
“WHAT REMAINS…” denotes a return to Prince Street Gallery for her second solo exhibition,
marking a decisive turning point in Bronkar’s work.
After decades as an abstract expressionist and color field painter, she presents a solo show featuring encaustic combined-media assemblages. These works distill a lifetime of discipline in both painting and textile design into forms that belong fully to neither. These pieces explore what survives when materials are pushed beyond comfort, layered, and broken down. What emerges is not perfection but something more honest: beauty that arrives only when destruction is allowed to complete itself.
Isolating what matters, what remains.
see press release


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Prince Street Gallery is currently accepting applications for new members. We are a contemporary co-operative art space located in the Chelsea Gallery District of NYC. Prince Street Gallery is governed and run entirely by its members. Each artist member can expect a solo exhibition approximately once every three years, along with additional group exhibition opportunities. The gallery takes no commission on sales—all proceeds go directly to the artist. Membership also offers the chance to join a dedicated community of artists that extends beyond PSG itself.
Our gallery shares a floor with several distinguished cooperative galleries, including The Painting Center, First Street Gallery, and Bowery Gallery. Openings are often coordinated with our neighbors, creating opportunities to connect with a wide network of contemporary NYC-based artists and art professionals.


