BlackBook Presents

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Mother Nature In The Bardo

On view now: BlackBook Art Gallery, Southampton, NY.

July through November, 2025

An exhibition about the convergence between art, culture, nature, and spirituality – how artists address these themes in their practice: In collaboration with UNESCO GEM Report.

Previous Exhibition

Mother Nature In the Bardo

Previous exhibition: BlackBook Gallery at the High Line Nine, Chelsea, NYC.

March and April, 2025

An exhibition about the convergence between art, culture, nature, and spirituality – how artists address these themes in their practice: In collaboration with UNESCO GEM Report.

Serge Attukwei Clottey Gold Falls, Installation View, Desert X AlUla 2022, courtesy the artist and Desert X AlUla, photo by Lance Gerber
Previous Exhibition

A Woman’s Right To Pleasure

Previous exhibition: BlackBook with Sotheby’s, Camden Drive, LA, CA.

July and August, 2022

An art show and book about female empowerment.

Art+Impact

Our new series examining vital social and cultural issues through art. A portion of the proceeds from these initiatives supports relevant charitable and non-profit organizations.

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