Stefan Marx: PAD Passengers Available for Disembarkation
The exhibition, comprised primarily of 30 ink drawings are from the book Passenger Available for Disembarkation published by Dashwood Books in 2023. Part of his ongoing series of plane drawings; lovingly rendered ink drawings of commercial airplanes parked or taxiing on the tarmac along with the artist's signature portraiture of crew and passengers.
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Jesper D. Lund: CANAL
“At the time, we had recently started office magazine, and I was going to the office on Canal Street a few times a week. I always kept my camera in the office and began taking pictures when going out for a break, getting lunch, or grabbing a coffee. A few years ago we moved out of the neighborhood and I finally sat down to edit the work, settling on a selection of around 40 images for the book.” –JDL
Reception and book signing: 09/13/26
6–8 PM
Naicha Mercier: Tension of Opposites
“Tension of Opposites features a selection of original prints across portraiture and landscape made during the artist’s time in Tokyo. Moving between intimacy, abstraction, and the natural world, the work considers contradiction not as something to be resolved, but as something to remain within—allowing space for something unexpected to take shape.” –NM
Reception and book signing: 09/10/26
6–8 PM
Tyrell Hampton: Last Call Vol. 1
In Last Call Vol. 1, Tyrell Hampton captures intimate moments between friends, artists, musicians, models, and creatives moving through New York’s clubs, apartments, streets, and after-hours gatherings.
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Reception and book signing: 06/25/26
Pia Dehne: Smiling Faces Sometimes
Smiling Faces Sometimes features large scale prints of candid black and white portraits of people she photographed in the early 2000’s, mainly at Passerby, a short lived bar on 15th Street, Chelsea gallery openings and parties in NYC.
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Reception and book signing: 05/28/26
Maï Lucas: New York Days
Maï Lucas’ photographs span nearly two decades: late eighties, nineties, into the early 2000s. From Harlem to East New York, Jamaica Queens, and later in the Heights with her husband and his family. Recording the birth of hip-hop, and composing her own life in the footsteps of jazz and the blues, Lucas’ archive stands as a score for taking part in the act of remembrance.
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Reception and book signing: 04/10/26
Larry Clark & James Gilroy: Bedtime Stories for Bad Boys and Girls
Dashwood Projects presents Bedtime Stories for Bad Boys and Girls, an exhibition of photographs by Larry Clark and drawings by James Gilroy.
Clark and Gilroy first met in downtown New York in the early 1970s. A lifelong friendship began amid the long disorder of a drug infested, artistic era. Their photographs and drawings amplify the strange and bizarre events of the parallel lives detailed in the accompanying book to this exhibition.
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Reception and Book Signing: 03/26/26