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On view now: ‘Slow Peel No Ends’ curated by Marco Tulio de la Sierra Gabriella Moreno – Digging (a+n) I, 2026, Leather, Ink, Steel Frame, 12 x 12 in Sat 12-6pm // by appt thru June 20 @ 53 Orchard @g.abriella.moreno @tuliomarcino

On view now: ‘Club Bar’ benefit fundraiser curated by Marissa Graziano Win! Win! Win! {{Raffle item no. 6}} Andy Marlowe. STONES A’CHASE, 2026, Pencil and reflective fabric on paper Two-sided, hinged: 8 x 8 in {{Raffle item no. 13}} Julian MacMillan, Event Space, 2023-2026, Oil on canvas, 9 x 12 in {{Raffle item no. 9}} Alex Cassetti, Adalar (Suspension), 2026, Wood stain, acrylic, transparent film, tape, wood panel, 12 x 12 in Raffle tkts available thru the link in our bio $25 bundle = 10 tkts or $5 a pop **Winners announced June 20 on IG live Sat 12-6pm // by appt thru June 20 @ 52 Allen @bedroom__culture @_julianjosiah @alexcassetti @marsgraziano

On view now: ‘Slow Peel No Ends’ curated by Marco Tulio de la Sierra TJ Bohm, Untitled, 2026, Oil and graphite on wood panel , 18 x 24 in Sat 12-6pm // by appt thru June 20 @ 53 Orchard @spiderbrittle @tuliomarcino

On view now: ‘Club Bar’ benefit fundraiser curated by Marissa Graziano Win! Win! Win! {{Raffle item no. 2}} Angela Dufresne, Birch Bark, 2026, Oil on canvas, 7 x 6 ½ in {{Raffle item no. 11 ½}} Andrew Woolbright, The Painter’s Hand, 2026, Watercolor, 11 x 14 in {{Raffle item no. 16}} Carolyn Forrester, Byron’s Grave, 2021, Oil on digitally-printed linen, 8.5 x 11 in Raffle tkts available thru the link in our bio $25 bundle = 10 tkts or $5 a pop **Winners announced June 20 on IG live Sat 12-6pm // by appt thru June 20 @ 52 Allen @angeldufuche @andrewwoolbright @cwf.message @marsgraziano

The don diva on BGIG is officially off vacation and back online On view now: ‘Slow Peel No Ends’ curated by Marco Tulio de la Sierra Gabriella Moreno – Snare, 2026, Steel, 6 x 2 in Snare, 2026, Steel, 5 x 3 in Snare, 2026, Steel, 7 x 3 in Snare, 2026, Steel, 9 x 4 in Sat 12-6pm // by appt thru June 20 @ 53 Orchard @g.abriella.moreno @tuliomarcino

On view now: ‘Club Bar’ benefit fundraiser curated by Marissa Graziano From the press release – ‘Club Bar’ reframes the manipulative environments of cinemas, casinos, and dive bars within the gallery context, exposing how space, artifice, and participation condition spectatorship and shape audience behavior. Its materials underscore this duality: wood paneling revealed as vinyl, framed images reproduced from dive bar ephemera, clamp lights spray-painted to mimic glass fixtures, carpet thick with the suggestion of stale cigarette smoke. The space is unmistakably artificial, however, unlike a traditional gallery, the audience is integral to it. Visitors are invited to play roulette, navigate a table maze, or linger by the pool table. Pay, play, drink, bet, repeat. The rhythms of these activities mirror the systems they reference, revealing the gallery itself as an active agent where the act of looking becomes the subject under scrutiny. Bradley Milligan and Nathan Friedman, 8 ball, 2026, Scrap wood, body filler, latex paint, felt, India ink, buckets, cans, jars, 36 x 72 x 30 in [price on request] Raffle tkts available thru the link in our bio $25 bundle = 10 tkts or $5 a pop **Winners announced June 20 on IG live Sat 12-6pm // by appt thru June 20 @ 52 Allen @bradleympaintings @marsgraziano

On view now: ‘Slow Peel No Ends’ curated by Marco Tulio de la Sierra “The body is the body / it is alone / and needs no organs / the body is never an organism / organisms are the enemies of the body.” — Antonin Artaud, To Have Done with the Judgment of God, 1947 Antonin Artaud wrote that the body is never an organism — that organs are the enemies of the body. He meant that to organize flesh is to discipline it, to make it serve a logic it did not choose. The works in Slow Peel No Ends begin somewhere close to this refusal. They do not illustrate the argument. They enact it — in pigment, in material weight, in the slow accumulation of marks that have no single origin and no clean conclusion. Bobby Smith, Your Excrement is the Liquid That Seeps From the Walls , 2026, Wool, paint, steel, monitor, speakers, transducer, cable, water, amplifier, thread, Wax, 92 x 102 x 65 in Sat 12-6pm // by appt thru June 20 @ 53 Orchard @thatkidbobby @tuliomarcino

Beep beep mf’ers Join us at Below Grand {{tonight}} for the opening of “Club Bar,” a benefit exhibition curated by Marissa Graziano Play custom built games — Marble Labyrinth by Dan Gausman Pool by Bradley Milligan and Nathan Friedman Roulette by Sam Guy And fill out a raffle tkt, maybe win a piece by — Alexis Akua @akuaastudio TJ Bohm @spiderbrittle Alex Cassetti @alexcassetti Angela Dufresne @angeldufuche Carolyn Forrester @cwf.message Dan Gausman @dan_gausman Sam Guy @samuelcguy Lizzy Lunday @lizzylunday Julian MacMillan @_julianjosiah Andy Marlowe @bedroom__culture Blake O’Brien @blake_obrien Mack Sikora @mack.sikora Scott Vander Veen @scotty_delight_vanderveen Camila Villa Zertuche @chameleoncamila Andrew Woolbright @andrewwoolbright B. Wurtz @bwurtz4 It’s going to be 75 and sunny today. @tortora_studio will be slinging dogs and cracking cans in the closet. All proceeds go towards fixing our damn floors. There’s a reason @marsgraziano installed wall-to-wall carpeting in there More important, it’s our last show at Orchard St before we move exclusively to Allen. Curated by @tuliomarcino. Do not miss this one - there won’t be another

Opening tmrw @ 53 Orchard: ‘Slow Peel No Ends’ curated by Marco Tulio de la Sierra ft TJ Bohm, Gabriella Moreno, Hanneline Røgeberg, and Bobby Smith From the press release — None of these works are interested in the body as subject. They are interested in what the body already knows — that to exist in material is to be marked by it, and to mark back. The exchange is never clean. It was never meant to be. Slow Peel No Ends does not resolve this. It holds the site open and asks you to stand inside it long enough to feel the pressure on both sides. And on and on the spits of membrane dribbles on. Hanneline Røgeberg, Whorled Field, 2026, Acrylic medium, acrylic, and oil on poly cloth, 46 x 53 in @sheikhnfur @tuliomarcino —— Come out y’all and help us celebrate the final exhibition at our Orchard space. After this one, we’ll be exclusively at 52 Allen. Big block party fundraiser night tmrw 5-late

Come to Below Grand’s fundraiser exhibition, Club Bar, organized by @marsgraziano this Saturday from 5-9. Lots of artwork will be raffled off, including this drawing. @samuelcguy made a roulette wheel, @bradleympaintings and @nf_nf_nf_nf_nf made a pool table, and @dan_gausman made a tilt-a-maze game. Entry gets you five raffle tickets and five play tokens, which give you the chance to win more raffle tickets. The vibe will be immaculate. An “illegal basement casino” feeling will be in the air. People might start smoking inside. Anything could happen. All proceeds go to gallery reno help them!! And @tuliomarcino’s show will be opening on the Orchard st side which will be the LAST show at the Orchard location !! Huge deal Untitled; ink on found Indian ledger paper, book cloth, wood, tinted plexi, nails, string; 18x13”; 2026

WIN THI$ PIECE! Our benefit exhibition, Club Bar, opens this Saturday 5/16 – doors @ 5pm $25 suggested donation gets you 5 plays and 5 raffle tkts / individually $5 each venmo @belowgrand in advance to skip the line —— Mack Sikora, “Torch Light”, 2025, Wood and lightbulb, 14 ⅜ x 3 ¾ x 3 ⅞ in Place your bets for this work and more by artists – Alexis Akua Thomas Bohm Jr. Alex Cassetti Angela Dufresne Carolyn Forrester Dan Gausman Sam Guy Lizzy Lunday Julian MacMillan Andy Marlowe Blake O’Brien Mack Sikora Scott Vanderveen Camilla Villa Zertuche Andrew Woolbright B. Wurtz All proceeds go towards gallery reno~

Divas, we have an urgent dispatch for you: Below Grand is pleased to present Slow Peel No Ends, Curated by Marco Tullio, opening this Saturday 5-7 at 53 Orchard St From the press release: “The body has always known what philosophy takes centuries to admit: that surfaces are not where things end. They are where things happen and grow from. Slow Peel No Ends brings together TJ Bohm, Gabriella Moreno, Hanneline Røgeberg, and Bobby Smith — artists working in different materials and registers who share an understanding that skin — literal or analogous — is not a container but a condition. A site of pressure, inscription, contamination, and witness. What the body cannot speak it writes on its own exterior. These works read that writing back.” we see you Saturday I love you kiss kiss @spiderbrittle @g.abriella.moreno @sheikhnfur @thatkidbobby