Bill Arning Exhibitions closed its storefront in Kinderhook, NY, on November 23. After five years of maintaining spaces in Houston (2020–2023) and the Hudson Valley (2022–2025), it has become clear that keeping a permanent storefront is no longer sustainable.
Like many galleries worldwide this past year, the regular exhibition program is winding down to focus resources on pop-up projects and select art fairs. This shift will allow continued support of artists and the presentation of work in new, flexible formats as the art world navigates changing economic realities.
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Ali Alamdar
Reed Anderson
Polly Apfelbaum
Franco Andres
Tod Bailey
Hannah Barrett
David Becker
Uta Bekaia
Justin Vivian Bond
Roddy Bottum
Caleb Brown
Richard Butler
Elijah Burger
Richmond Burton
Christopher Cascio
Carter Ernst
Dan Devine
Johnny Defeo
Alexandria Deters
Daniella Dooling
Mark Doty
Colton Dowling
Enid Ellen
James Esber
Eric Hibit
Steven Evans
Russell Etchen
Jane Fine
Gail Fitzgerald
Jeff Fleming
John Franklin
Tara Fracalossi
Betsy Friedman
Janice Freeman
Meghan Gerety
Matthew Gilbert
Daniel Gibson
Judy GlantzmanMike Glier
Jim Goss
TJ Griffin
Oliver Halkowitz
Karen Heagle
Daniel Heidkamp
Shirley Irons
Elizabeth Insogna
Allison Hunter
Wes Holloway
Rinaldo Hopf
Scott Hunt
Bo Joseph
Roberto Juarez
Alyssa Kazew
David Kelley
Matt Knife
Phil Knoll
Wayne Koestenbaum
Kevin Larmon
Michael Lazarus
David Le June
Jill Levine
Chris Lively
Ario Elami
Jean-Paul Mallozzi
Joe Mama-Nitzberg
Mark McCray
Douglas Melini
Charles Merward
Andy Ness
Ariel Isaac Norman
Kate Mulholland
Matthew Bede Murphy
Robbie Moore
Cobi Moules
Donna Moylan
Mark Ponder
Cory Perry
Enoc Perez
Denise PrincePreetika Rajgariah
RABIT
Rajab Ali Sayed
Luke Rose
Henk Rossouw
Kevin Sabo
Don Shewey
Jason Schneiderman
Laurel Sparks
Allison Schulnik
Ellen Siebers
Paul C. Smith
Stephen Truax
Gerardo Rosales
Elijah Ruhala
Michael St. John
Joseph Staley
Eric Stefanski
Lina Tharsing
Harrison Tenzer
Terry Suprean
Kevin Tobin
Harper Walters
Oliver Wasow
Michael Walden
Susan Wides
Eric Wolf
Brian Wood
Joachim West
Jade Yumang
Daniel Zamora
Russell Etchen: About Six Thousand Five Hundred Rocks, About One Thousand Five Hundred People, and Some Clover [BAE /Houston, July 9-August 22, 2021]
Preetika Rajgariah: Servicing Self BAE/Kinderhook, Sept 10 – Oct 30, 2022]
Upcoming BAE Curatorial ProjectAmbiguous Storytellers
Jan 17–Feb 28, 2026
LUNCH (Location Under NADA Central Headquarters)
NADA East Broadway
311 East Broadway 2nd floor
New York NY 10002
Hours: Thur–Sun, 1-6PM
Hannah Barrett, Tyler Brandon, Ario Elami, Matthew Gilbert, TJ Griffin Paula Hayes, Brian Kenny, Phil Knoll, Steven Lack, Jean Paul Mallozzi, Daniel Morowitz, Donna Moylan, Rajab Ali Sayed, Erik Daniel White
Being raised on an art history overflowing with religious and historical storytelling—stories museum educators could elucidate—was always captivating. Learning that a prince was a usurper or that a saint was martyred by being flayed alive was thrilling, especially knowing that early viewers were assumed to already understand these narratives, even though that shared knowledge has since been lost.
As storytelling in film and literature evolved to embrace unreliable narrators and multiple viewpoints, art likewise began to welcome a rich measure of ambiguity. These fourteen artists have woven elliptical anecdotes, myths, confessions, and dreams into their picture-making in ways that open-hearted viewers are sure to find irresistible.
Bill Arning Exhibitions & Marisa Newman Projects PRESENTS