Lady Pink 'Miss Subway NYC' London Opening
Jul
18
7:00 PM19:00

Lady Pink 'Miss Subway NYC' London Opening

Opening Night:
Friday, 18th July 2025
7 PM
D’Stassi Art, 12–18 Hoxton Street (Entrance on Drysdale Street), Shoreditch, London, N1 6NG

D’Stassi Art is proud to continue its journey through the rich legacy of Lower East Side graffiti and street art with a landmark solo exhibition: Lady Pink: Miss Subway NYC.

Opening 18th July 2025, this immersive exhibition brings one of the most iconic voices of the movement to London, transporting audiences back to 1980s New York with a full-scale recreation of a graffiti-covered NYC subway station inside the gallery. Through this unforgettable environment and a powerful collection of artworks, Lady Pink invites viewers to experience the raw spirit and cultural rebellion that defined a generation.

Exhibition Dates
18th July – Late September 2025 (dates subject to change)

Location
D’Stassi Art
12–18 Hoxton Street (Entrance on Drysdale Street)
Shoreditch, London, N1 6NG

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Justice of the Piece : Resistance and Unity in the Art of Lady Pink, Sydney G. James, and Grow Love
Jun
7
12:00 PM12:00

Justice of the Piece : Resistance and Unity in the Art of Lady Pink, Sydney G. James, and Grow Love

The UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art (GOCA) are thrilled to announce Justice of the Piece, an exhibition that brings together the bold, urgent voices of three transformative artists—Lady Pink, Sydney G. James, and Grow Love—whose work navigates the intersections of resistance, reclamation, and collective healing through public murals and studio practice. Each artist, in their own way, reclaims the wall and canvas as a site of visibility and social justice, creating powerful visual affirmations in spaces often marked by erasure or exclusion. 


This exhibition centers the embodied practices of women and femme-identifying artists whose artworks are community-engaged tools for advocacy and solidarity. From New York to Detroit to Denver and beyond, these internationally renowned artists amplify stories of identity, struggle, hope, and resilience. Together, Lady Pink, Sydney G. James, and Grow Love offer a vital visual discourse on how public art can resist gentrification, reclaim narrative space, and unify communities across geographies and generations. 

 

Justice of the Piece will open with a community celebration on Saturday, June 7th from 12-4pm, featuring a gallery talk with Lady Pink, Sydney G. James, and Grow Love, a community mural project led by Grow Love; live painting by artists Katie Curcio, Rachel Dinda, and Grace Wood; music, food trucks, and more! 


Marie Walsh Sharpe Gallery and Ent Center Lawn | Ent Center for the Arts

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Hot Party Show
Jul
21
to Aug 3

Hot Party Show

Summer group show curated by Queen Andrea and Melissa McCaig-Welles at the 212 Arts Gallery. Featuring Elle, Gilf!, Janette Beckman, Lady Pink, Mrs, Olek, Queen Andrea, Vexta and Vicky Barranguet.

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A Rose in Spanish Harlem
Jun
16
to Jul 30

A Rose in Spanish Harlem

Hi-ARTS Gallery is proud to present A Rose in Spanish Harlem featuring the works of Sandra Fabara aka Lady Pink, renowned painter, muralist, educator and iconic figure in the world of fine art, graffiti, and street art. This exhibition displays prints, paintings, and woodcuts that illustrate varying stages of her creative output over the past several years. Both fantastical and surreal, Lady Pink braids both a lived life and imagined life into her paintings. Often choosing the female figure or her name as a landmark she constructs narratives around femininity, solace, empowerment, and belonging into her works. Featured alongside her work will be the canvas work of students from the 2016 Black Book Master Class. Curated by Carlos Mare

OPENING: June 16th 6-8pm
VIEWING HOURS: Tues, Thurs, Sat. 2pm-7pm
GALLERY RUNS: June 16th-July 30th, 2016


email: info@hi-artsnyc.org
call: 718.497.4282

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Welling Court Mural Project 2016
Jun
11
to Jun 10

Welling Court Mural Project 2016

Celebrating the streets, solidarity, community and culture! Eager to spruce up his neighborhood, Welling Court resident Jonathan Ellis connected with Ad Hoc Art in fall 2009 and they hit it off in great stride. The first Welling Court Mural Project (WCMP) debuted in May 2010 with 40+ murals transforming the neighborhood into a creative celebration and unique public art experience. Now in its 6th year, the WCMP continues to meld a spectacular crew of legendary artists together with a fresh mix of emerging talents. Spanning over 50 years of public work and over 130 murals, the WCMP is one of the best collections of contemporary street culture on earth, all within this hidden gem of NYC; free and open to the public 24/7/365!

Some of the artists include: Abe Lincoln, Jr., Andy Golub, Beau Stanton, Bishop203, Caleb Neelon, Cern, Christopher Cardinale, Chris Soria, Chuck Berrett, Crash, Dan Witz, Danielle Mastrion, Daze, Depoe, Don Leicht, Elle, Ellis Gallagher, EpicUno, Eyez, Gera, Greg Lamarche, Hellbent, Icy & Sot, Hef, Joe Iurato, John Breiner, John Fekner, Joseph Meloy, Katie Yamasaki, Kid Lew, Lady Pink, Lmnopi, LogikOne, MagdaLove, MAST, Matthew Ellis, Meres, Praxis, Python, Queen Andrea, R. Nicholas Kuszyk, Raquel Echanique, Rene Gagnon, Royal Kingbee, Rubin415, RWK, Ryan Seslow, SEBS, SeeOne, Sinned, SpazeCraft, Subtexture, Steven Cogle, TooFly, Vera Times, Wane, Werc, Zed1, Zimad & many more.

As this is a walking tour of a public art project in the streets, bring comfortable shoes and whatever food and beverage you need to stay fed & hydrated. There are several locations around to buy food and beverages. Restrooms are available in local restaurants with patronage of the restaurant.

Come see how artists from around the world continue to unite with artists from the block to create site-specific works, which provide new arrays of visual experiences, changing how people perceive and interact with their environment.

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