News

publication  ·  Jul 1, 2026

NYA Bulletin No. 2 now available. Download (PDF).

announcement  ·  Jul 1, 2026

Accepting new members — email contact@nya.coop.

announcement  ·  Jun 23, 2026

June opportunities now posted. View opportunities.

show  ·  Jun 11, 2026

Good Morning America — opening July 2, 2026. Read synopsis.

event  ·  Jun 8, 2026

Monthly members meeting — June 26, 2026. All members welcome.

publication  ·  Jun 1, 2026

NYA Bulletin No. 1 now available. Download (PDF).

Shows

Good Morning America

Jul 2, 2026  ·  35 Meadow St  ·  Group exhibition

Upcoming  ·  Read synopsis.

Artists

Lu Agnew

Painting · Sculpture

Explores tactility and the human condition through large-scale expressionist paintings, ceramic sculptures, and found-object assemblages.

Adom Asante

Painting

Heavily layered gestural paintings in which figures and symbols drift up through the mark-making, rendering pre-colonial African myth and the supernatural as something half-seen, half-felt.

Frazer Robertson

Drawing

Loose, wiry pen-and-ink drawings with a zine sensibility — figures, objects, and text tangled together in a deadpan vernacular.

Julia Roland

Painting

Figurative paintings reflecting Black queer identity and embracing intersectionality through saturated colors, bold patterns, and organic forms.

Delaney Rua

Painting · Mixed media

Oil paintings and mixed-media assemblages orbiting American power and religious iconography, with Old Masters filtered through a restless, material-minded irreverence.

Summer Uman

Painting · Drawing

Surrealist internal landscapes populated by frenzied humanoid and beastly figures — sex, death, and liminality rendered in paint.

Ruby Phillips

Painting

Layering paint only to wipe it away, her tactile process mirrors the fragility of memory — atmospheric color and emotionally charged gazes giving way to themes of rage, ambiguity, and concealment.

Archive

2026 – present

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About

The New York Artists cooperative is a member-run organization dedicated to supporting art practice in New York City.

We believe that a thriving artistic culture depends not only on individual talent, but on the plurality that makes ambitious creative work possible. At a time when rising costs, social fragmentation, and digital mediation increasingly isolate artists from one another, we seek to build a durable network of practitioners committed to maintaining active artistic practices.

Through exhibition opportunities, peer critique, public programming, project grants, and cooperative governance, we provide artists with the resources and relationships necessary to develop their work and contribute to the cultural life of the city.

Read our bylaws.

Info

Location
10-80 Wyckoff Ave, Unit A03
Ridgewood, NY 11385
Steering committee, 2026
Lu Agnew, Summer Uman, Cleo Scott
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