SOHO20 Gallery

SOHO20 Gallery An artist-run feminist nonprofit space founded in 1973. Upcoming Online Exhibition: “Terms and Conditions” SOHO20 Artists Inc. d.b.a.

SOHO20 Gallery is a non-profit artist-run organization that has been promoting the work of women artists since 1973. SOHO20’s mission is to end gender-based discrimination in the arts by demonstrating how important art by women, queer, trans, and otherwise marginalized artists, is to our cultural well-being. By supporting the work of these underrepresented groups, we demonstrate the value, quality

, and diversity of their contributions. A more extensive history of SOHO20 Gallery can be found here, http://soho20gallery.com/about/organization-history/

You’re invited to "Unrestricted Access" at Carter Burden Gallery, a special exhibition celebrating 50 years of SoHo20 Ga...
08/18/2025

You’re invited to "Unrestricted Access" at Carter Burden Gallery, a special exhibition celebrating 50 years of SoHo20 Gallery promoting women artists!

This exhibition features the work of artists who have exhibited at SoHo20 over the past five decades, including Marjorie Abramson, B. Amore, Nancy Azara, Karen Baldner, Milenka Berengolc, Elizabeth Bisbing, Darla Bjork, Elena Borstein, Diane Churchill, Maureen Connor, Linda Cunningham, Martha Edelheit, Anne Elliott, Louise Farrell, Lisa Fischetti, Ginny Fox, Janet Goldner, Lannie Hart, Susan Hockaday, Lucy Hodgson, Gail Hoffman, Eve Ingalls, Carla Rae Johnson, Cynthia Mailman, Ann Marie McDonnell, Elizabeth Michelman, Vernita Nemec, Afarin Rahmanifar, Debbie Rasiel, Lucy Sallick, Rosalind Shaffer, Madelaine Shellaby, Kathy Stark, Judith Steinberg, Georgia Strange, Eleonora Tammes, Gail Tanaka, Virginia Tyler, and Sharon Wybrants.

Event Dates:

• September 11, 6–8 PM: Opening Reception

• October 2, 7 PM: Performance by Vernita Nemec

7:30 PM: Performance by Milenka Berengolc

• October 4, 4 PM: Panel discussion by Soho20 members

• September 11 – October 7: Exhibition on view

Carter Burden Gallery

548 West 28th St #534

New York, NY 10001

Soho20 Gallery is excited to present “Danger Zones”, an exhibition featuring Afarin Rahmanifar, Eleonora Tammes, Susan H...
04/14/2025

Soho20 Gallery is excited to present “Danger Zones”, an exhibition featuring Afarin Rahmanifar, Eleonora Tammes, Susan Hockaday, Virginia Mallon, Lisa Fischetti, Lucy Hodgson, Judith Mistor, Kathy Stark, Debbie Rasiel, Isabella Covert, and Anne Elliott

In an era marked by political upheaval and societal division, Danger Zones confronts the volatile landscape of our times under the Trump administration. This exhibition serves as a visceral response to the erosion of democratic norms and the rise of authoritarian tendencies, reflecting the collective anxiety and resilience of our society.

This exhibition invites viewers to reflect on the precariousness of our current political climate and the resilience required to navigate it. It challenges us to confront uncomfortable truths, engage in critical dialogue, and reaffirm our commitment to a society that values freedom, justice, and equality for all.

To view visit the website!

FOUR days until the deadline for SoHo20 Gallery's open call for the upcoming exhibition, "My Body, My Choice!"Any emergi...
09/27/2024

FOUR days until the deadline for SoHo20 Gallery's open call for the upcoming exhibition, "My Body, My Choice!"

Any emerging artist that creates artwork responding to reproductive rights is welcome to enter. This will be an online exhibition on the gallery's website. The final selected work will be shown alongside the Soho20 gallery members.

To find out more about the exhibition visit the Jotform link here:
https://form.jotform.com/241704969747168

Join SoHo20 Gallery in their open call for entry for the upcoming exhibition, "My Body, My Choice!"In 1973, the same yea...
08/24/2024

Join SoHo20 Gallery in their open call for entry for the upcoming exhibition, "My Body, My Choice!"

In 1973, the same year SOHO20 was founded, the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion, granting women crucial rights that are now under threat. This exhibition responds to the recent court decisions that restrict one’s freedom of choice, juxtaposing the voices of established members of SOHO20 with those of younger emerging artists.

Any emerging artist that creates artwork responding to reproductive rights is welcome to enter. This will be an online exhibition on the gallery's website. The final selected work will be shown alongside the Soho20 gallery members.

To find out more about the exhibition visit the Jotform in Soho20 Galleries link in bio.

“The Forbidden Dance is a depiction of women in social and political environments. The purpose of this project is to unf...
05/07/2024

“The Forbidden Dance is a depiction of women in social and political environments. The purpose of this project is to unfold stories of women in ancient times of Iran as well as its present strict laws that women cannot dance in a man's presence. “Forbidden Dance” series hope to bring a renewed perspective to the audience.” -Afarin Rahmanifar

Forbidden Dance
Intaglio
14x14 inches

“Humble dreams, however small, are all the more precious as we cling to them with hope. In a world filled with injustice...
04/30/2024

“Humble dreams, however small, are all the more precious as we cling to them with hope. In a world filled with injustice and disillusionment, we boldly dare to dream”- Judith Mistor

Dreamcatcher, and Dreamcatcher (Detail) 2024
high fired ceramic (black clay, no glaze) and found objects

“What are we doing as a humanRace, religion and politics continue to divide us All seems lost, and for what?” - Lisa Fis...
04/17/2024

“What are we doing as a human
Race, religion and politics continue to divide us
All seems lost, and for what?”
- Lisa Fischetti

Fractured 9
8”x8”
Wood Veneer on Board with collage and oil paint

view this work in the online exhibition through the link in bio.

“You Appear in My Dreams at Your Own Risk” by Kathy Stark featured in the online exhibition “On Shaky Ground”. Link in b...
04/11/2024

“You Appear in My Dreams at Your Own Risk” by Kathy Stark featured in the online exhibition “On Shaky Ground”.

Link in bio to view exhibition.

Member News | Diane Churchill’s painting featured in “Tone Color” an exhibition this past January that paired live music...
04/11/2024

Member News | Diane Churchill’s painting featured in “Tone Color” an exhibition this past January that paired live music with Churchill’s paintings put on by Arts Westchester.

A beautifully written article about SoHo20 member Ginny Fox has been featured in this month! The article speaks wonderf...
03/28/2024

A beautifully written article about SoHo20 member Ginny Fox has been featured in this month! The article speaks wonderfully to Fox’s use of minimalist style.

The link to the rest of the article is in the link in bio.

SoHo20 is pleased to present On Shaky Ground, an exploration of uncertainty in a time of instability. This exhibition fe...
03/19/2024

SoHo20 is pleased to present On Shaky Ground, an exploration of uncertainty in a time of instability. This exhibition features work by Diane Churchill, Edie Cohn, Anne Elliott, Lisa Fischetti, Susan Hockaday, Judith Mistor, Afarin Rahmanifar, Debbie Rasiel, Kathy Stark, Gayle Tanaka, and Eleonora Tammes.

The artists tackle a broad range of subjects, including Gayle Tanaka's look at the intersection of business, politics, and personal identity. Afarin Rahmanifar's exploration of issues of past and present in Iran, from ancient tradition to contemporary restrictions. While Judith Mistor's work invites us to dream.

On Shaky Ground explores what its means to be human in an ever changing landscape.

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