New York | 9 Monroe Street, Basement, New York NY 10002 United States.
Fri – Sun, noon – 6 pm, & by appointment
New York | 58 Ainslie Street, Brooklyn NY 11211 United States.
Wed – Sun, noon – 6 pm, & by appointment
London | Unit 1, 70 Varden Street, London, E1 2JB United Kingdom
by appointment only
Xin Wang, Damien Zhang, Miao Zijin, Kaini Zhou, Evonne Jiawei Yuan, Adrien Delestre, Lihsin Tsai, Anthony T.K. Yung, Aita Sulser, Lu Mingjun, Shih-Yu Hsu
In celebration of the Lunar New Year – the Year of Pig, SLEEPCENTER invited eleven of our beloved Supermen – professional operators of the art world, to share the blessings of the new year together with you.
值此己亥肖猪新年，SLEEPCENTER邀请了我们最爱的十一位超人——艺术世界的职业运营者们，与您同庆这新春佳节。
Sept 7 – Sept 30, 2018
Curated by Marina Molarsky-Beck and William Lee
No Love Lost brings together recent, largely experimental games that probe the dynamics of intimacy, developed by Pierre Corbinais, Victoria Dominowski, Giant Sparrow, Christine Love (Love Conquers All Games), and Robert Yang.
May 18 – Jun 17, 2018
Curated by William Lee
Assorted structures made from code and other objects are dispersed throughout the gallery. Some frantically wobble and spin, others gradually degrade only to regenerate again.
Apri 13 – May 4, 2018
Curated by Yang Zi
Artist: Bing Bin, Cao Shu, Cao Zilin, Cui Shaohan, Gao Yuan, Geng Jianyi, Huang Jingying, Li Ming, Li Qi, Li Ran, Tang Chao, Weiyi Li, and Zhu Changquan
Approaching in silence, suddenly brakes. Woke up haunted.
Mar 9 – Mar 30, 2018
SLEEPCENTER is an art space mainly founded and operated by Parsons alumni, with the generous support from Don Porcaro since the beginning. We are honored to present this group exhibition of Don Porcaro’s students, young artists whose works and/or practices are influenced by Don’s teaching and help.
Participating artists (last name in alphabetical order): Elysa Batista, Olufunmilayo Aderiyike Bright, Shuyi Cao, Marina Claire, Ánima Correa, Margaret Friedman, Katie Fuller, Jake Goelman, Ken Goshen, Alex Heine, Sareh Imani Luma Jasim, Juliet Johnstone, Cali Kurlan, Gabby Madden, Kitty Shenlin Mai, Lisa McCleary, Mariel Rolwing Montes, Haleigh Nickerson, Rebecca Ou, Tianyu Qiu, Athena Rigas, Jessica Saldana, Andrew Sapala, Sarah Schulman, Natasha Le Sourd, Yue Sun, Miriam Weeks, and Shunran Xue.
Mar 9 – Mar 30, 2018
Part of Growing Pebbles: Don Porcaro and students
This exhibition showcases key conceptual developments in Porcaro’s creative process and highlights the importance of his works on paper that demonstrate the depth of his mark-making techniques also evident in his sculptures.
Lin Shengkai, Wenxin Zhang, Lan Xu, Justin Xie, Aojie Lin, Howie Chan, Xuan Ye, Sun Wenhao, Huang Jingyuan, Yang Beichen, Funa Ye
In celebration of the Lunar New Year – the Year of Dog, with our best wishes, SLEEPCENTER has invited eleven practitioners of visual art, dear friends of ours, to create a unique series of social-media/website-based celebratory greetings.
值此新春佳节，SLEEPCENTER诚邀十一位从事视觉艺术工作的同仁，我们的好朋友们，为您献上新春的祝福。
In celebration of Don Porcaro’s 43 years of teaching at Parsons Fine Art, and his lasting influence as an artist and educator, SLEEPCENTER is honored to present “Growing Pebbles”, an appreciation exhibition program, comprised of a solo show of Don’s works, and a group show of Don’s current and former students.
Dec 1- Dec 8, 2017
Curated by Ryota Sato
Solo exhibition of Weston Frazor. The show consists of depictions of architectural spaces and ordinary objects.
Oct 27 – Nov 17, 2017
Curated by Rui Lin
In the first opening Durable Pixels, Wei Xiaoguang will exhibit his recent works on the study of digital formalism.
The second opening, The Ambassadors of Faust, brings forth the sculptures produced by the series of experiments by Wei Xiaoguang and Jeffrey D’Alessandro.
Sept 22 – Oct 6, 2017
Curated by William Lee
SLEEPCENTER is delighted to present Site After Sight, a two-person exhibition featuring American Artist and Ryota Sato, in which they interrogate interfaces and forms of commonplace technology to reveal that accessibility and visibility does not always equate to agency.
In collaboration with unbag
A series of exhibitions, workshops, and lectures from artist collectives sunday school, home school, and We‘re Hir, We’re Queer.
Exploring collectivization as a means to generate forms of art education grounded in accessibility and non-hierarchical cooperation, Summer Sessions is an attempt to rethink what pedagogy is, can be, or should be.