Field Projects

Field Projects Artist Run Gallery in Chelsea! Please check back for more information. Founders,

Keri Oldham & Jacob Rhodes

Centered on curatorial projects, Field Projects presents monthly exhibitions at their Chelsea location in addition to pop-up exhibitions throughout New York City. Artists and curators are invited to submit their work for consideration in future exhibitions through our submissions guidelines starting in January 2012.

05/30/2026

Thanks to everyone who made it out to Melanie Elyse Brewsters solo WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER. !!!đŸșđŸ–€ .e.brewster
Gallery hours : thur-sat 12-6
Exhibition: May 28-July 4, 2026

Artist Talk: Thur. June 11, 7pm

Field Projects presents “WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER,” a solo exhibition of parafictional artifacts by interdisciplinary artist Melanie Elyse Brewster.

WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER explores the tensions inherent between caregiving and jouissance, as well as maternal instinct and childfreedom. Melanie Elyse Brewster tells the forgotten story of hybridized creatures, bound by pleasure-seeking and obsessed with reciprocity, and invites us to collectively trouble the bizarre fruits this ancient worldview may yield today.

Selfless devotion and nurturance are central markers of motherhood across time and culture. These characteristics form the backbone of beloved mythologies, such as the lupa capitolina (Capitoline Wolf) of ancient Rome. According to the legend, a wolfmother rescued exiled twin baby boys, feeding them from her own teats. However, the wolfmother is only remembered for this nursing, whereas the boys become rulers of a kingdom.

To counter this patriarchal narrative, a sapphic mystery-cult, Wolfmotherhood, gained followership across the Mediterranean basin. Using ceramic and fiber sculptures to create ritual objects (i.e., talismans, ceremonial vessels, banners), Brewster works in the esoteric practice of Wolfmotherhood, offering a kinky, q***r reimagining of the infamous Capitoline Wolf myth.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Melanie Elyse Brewster (b. Miami, Florida) is a Greek-American interdisciplinary artist and scholar based in New York City. She earned an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2024 and her PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Florida in 2011.

“Harvest Dance” 2026 up, cycled found in Family fabrics, leather, faux fur, chain, grommets, 68x90 inMelanie Elyse Brews...
05/28/2026

“Harvest Dance” 2026 up, cycled found in Family fabrics, leather, faux fur, chain, grommets, 68x90 in

Melanie Elyse Brewster
WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER

May 28-July 4, 2026

Opening: TONIGHT :Thur. May 28, 6pm

Artist Talk: Thur. June 11, 7pm

Field Projects presents “WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER,” a solo exhibition of parafictional artifacts by interdisciplinary artist Melanie Elyse Brewster.

WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER explores the tensions inherent between caregiving and jouissance, as well as maternal instinct and childfreedom. Melanie Elyse Brewster tells the forgotten story of hybridized creatures, bound by pleasure-seeking and obsessed with reciprocity, and invites us to collectively trouble the bizarre fruits this ancient worldview may yield today.

Selfless devotion and nurturance are central markers of motherhood across time and culture. These characteristics form the backbone of beloved mythologies, such as the lupa capitolina (Capitoline Wolf) of ancient Rome. According to the legend, a wolfmother rescued exiled twin baby boys, feeding them from her own teats. However, the wolfmother is only remembered for this nursing, whereas the boys become rulers of a kingdom.

To counter this patriarchal narrative, a sapphic mystery-cult, Wolfmotherhood, gained followership across the Mediterranean basin. Using ceramic and fiber sculptures to create ritual objects (i.e., talismans, ceremonial vessels, banners), Brewster works in the esoteric practice of Wolfmotherhood, offering a kinky, q***r reimagining of the infamous Capitoline Wolf myth.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Melanie Elyse Brewster (b. Miami, Florida) is a Greek-American interdisciplinary artist and scholar based in New York City. She earned an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2024 and her PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Florida in 2011.

05/27/2026

Melanie Elyse Brewster
WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER

May 28-July 4, 2026
Opening: Thur. May 28, 6pm

Artist Talk: Thur. June 11, 7pm

“To make the present waver VII” 2026
glazed stoneware, chain, brass bell, recycled glass beads, udried pine, herb or candle/incense burner
70x7x3”

Field Projects presents “WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER,” a solo exhibition of parafictional artifacts by interdisciplinary artist Melanie Elyse Brewster.

WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER explores the tensions inherent between caregiving and jouissance, as well as maternal instinct and childfreedom. Melanie Elyse Brewster tells the forgotten story of hybridized creatures, bound by pleasure-seeking and obsessed with reciprocity, and invites us to collectively trouble the bizarre fruits this ancient worldview may yield today.

Selfless devotion and nurturance are central markers of motherhood across time and culture. These characteristics form the backbone of beloved mythologies, such as the lupa capitolina (Capitoline Wolf) of ancient Rome. According to the legend, a wolfmother rescued exiled twin baby boys, feeding them from her own teats. However, the wolfmother is only remembered for this nursing, whereas the boys become rulers of a kingdom.

To counter this patriarchal narrative, a sapphic mystery-cult, Wolfmotherhood, gained followership across the Mediterranean basin. Using ceramic and fiber sculptures to create ritual objects (i.e., talismans, ceremonial vessels, banners), Brewster works in the esoteric practice of Wolfmotherhood, offering a kinky, q***r reimagining of the infamous Capitoline Wolf myth.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Melanie Elyse Brewster (b. Miami, Florida) is a Greek-American interdisciplinary artist and scholar based in New York City. She earned an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2024 and her PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Florida in 2011.

05/26/2026

MELANIE ELYSE BREWSTER
WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER

May 28-July 4, 2026
Opening: Thur. May 28, 6pm

Artist Talk: Thur. June 11, 7pm



Field Projects presents “WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER,” a solo exhibition of parafictional artifacts by interdisciplinary artist Melanie Elyse Brewster.

WE WILL FEED EACH OTHER explores the tensions inherent between caregiving and jouissance, as well as maternal instinct and childfreedom. Melanie Elyse Brewster tells the forgotten story of hybridized creatures, bound by pleasure-seeking and obsessed with reciprocity, and invites us to collectively trouble the bizarre fruits this ancient worldview may yield today.

Selfless devotion and nurturance are central markers of motherhood across time and culture. These characteristics form the backbone of beloved mythologies, such as the lupa capitolina (Capitoline Wolf) of ancient Rome. According to the legend, a wolfmother rescued exiled twin baby boys, feeding them from her own teats. However, the wolfmother is only remembered for this nursing, whereas the boys become rulers of a kingdom.

To counter this patriarchal narrative, a sapphic mystery-cult, Wolfmotherhood, gained followership across the Mediterranean basin. Using ceramic and fiber sculptures to create ritual objects (i.e., talismans, ceremonial vessels, banners), Brewster works in the esoteric practice of Wolfmotherhood, offering a kinky, q***r reimagining of the infamous Capitoline Wolf myth.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Melanie Elyse Brewster (b. Miami, Florida) is a Greek-American interdisciplinary artist and scholar based in New York City. She earned an MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2024 and her PhD in Counseling Psychology from the University of Florida in 2011.

Will You Join us to celebrate Melanie Brewster’s Solo Exhibition WE FEED EACH OTHER on May 28th 6pm!!!
05/20/2026

Will You Join us to celebrate Melanie Brewster’s Solo Exhibition WE FEED EACH OTHER on May 28th 6pm!!!

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Artist Talk with Cait McCormack Freddie Greis , moderated by the curator Terra ...
05/17/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Artist Talk with Cait McCormack Freddie Greis , moderated by the curator Terra Keck . It was a great way to end the exhibition: surrounded by friends. đŸ–€đŸ–€đŸ–€

05/02/2026

“The temple bell stops–
but the sound keeps coming
out of the flowers.”

- Matsuo Basho

THE SOUND KEEPS COMING
Freddie Greis and Cait McCormack
Curated by Terra Keck

Artist Talk: May 16

April 9th - May 16th, 2026

Did you know that the sound of birds has been proven to impact the mental landscape of your psyche? Listening to bird so...
04/17/2026

Did you know that the sound of birds has been proven to impact the mental landscape of your psyche? Listening to bird song can reduce anxiety, boost your mood and relieve mental fatigue. Even a recording! Now imagine, you enter our latest exhibition "The Sound Keeps Coming" and from the open window comes the calm inducing coo of a morning dove. What could be better than that? (literally, nothing.)

Well, you better get over here! "The Sound Keeps Coming" features the work of Freddie Greis and Cait McCormack, and contains the visage of an unknowable amount of birds.

On View until May 16th, you can find us at:

526 w 26th st. #807
New York, NY
Thursday - Saturday
Noon - 6pm.

Field Projects Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of our online show "Out of the Flowers (De Las Flores)" featur...
04/16/2026

Field Projects Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of our online show "Out of the Flowers (De Las Flores)" featuring the work of Manuel Hernandez ( ). Manuels work inserts mythological animals and mythological loved ones into his familial memory, blending the worlds of real and imagined history. His paintings are vibrant, almost vibratory with color and history.

Curated by our intern Ray Dalia, the exhibition is available to view in our online gallery, and can be seen in concert with our in-person exhibition "The Sound Keeps Coming."

THE SOUND KEEPS COMINGFreddie Greis and Cait McCormack & Curated by Terra KeckOpening: April 9th, 6-8 pmArtist Talk: An...
04/11/2026

THE SOUND KEEPS COMING

Freddie Greis and Cait McCormack
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Curated by Terra Keck

Opening: April 9th, 6-8 pm

Artist Talk: Announcement Forthcoming

April 9th - May 16th, 2026

“The temple bell stops–

but the sound keeps coming

out of the flowers.”

- Matsuo Basho

Field Projects presents “The Sound Keeps Coming,” a two person exhibition featuring the work of Philadelphia-based artist Cait McCormack and New York-based artist Freddie Greis.

“The Sounds Keeps Coming” explores life and meaning amongst The Emptiness, seen from the perspective of the memory-keeping creatures who live there, between the far flung moments of being. Which is to say, in less poetic terms, that this exhibition is about us; remembering and reminding.

Artists Freddie Greis and Cait McCormack both uniquely work with concepts of memory (treasured and yearned for), the frail splendor of existence (sparkling and insistent), and inspire in viewers a sense of precious vastness that helps one find footing in the absurdity of our reality. The exhibition features works made with velvet, foraged pigments, crochet, paper mache, collage, glitter and oil on shaped canvas, elements that allude to a tactile sense of time, and a layering of micro-entanglements in service to a larger whole. Within the gallery, Greis’ works act as amorphous evolving portals to distant points of clarity, the golden stones in our pockets that we return to as the void prickles up our backs. McCormack’s shadow creatures and cradled “Blorbs” (informal/affectionate) are the artifacts and inhabitants that traverse these portals, the farmers and ferryman of a quantum Summerland, bringing with them evidence of their travels in nostalgic grief stones and memory meteorites.

Inspired by the work of 17th century poet Matsuo Basho, the title alludes to a deeper question “Am I the temple or am I the flower?” The answer is “yes,” but more than that, we are the reverberating sound and the breathless listener. An incredible harmonic resonance of all. Oh, what beauty.

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Friday 12pm - 6pm
Saturday 12pm - 6pm
Sunday 12pm - 6pm

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