HESTER: Glimpse of a Stranger — All Street Gallery

About the Artist: Mira Goodman
Mira Goodman is a painter and a sculptor born in New York and has recently been living in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. She graduated from Brown University with an Honors degree in Visual Arts in May 2024. She has also studied at the Glasgow School of Art, the Rhode Island School of Design, and the Art Students League of New York. She has exhibited two solo shows at the List Art Center in Providence, RI and one solo show in Oregon, WI at the Bad Art Co. She also has been featured in nearly a dozen group exhibitions including at the All Street Gallery in New York, NY (2025), and at COPA in Fitchburg, WI. She was selected to participate as an artist in residence at the Wassaic Project in Wassaic, NY in February 2025 and at the Monson Arts residency in winter 2026. She won the 2024 Gilbert Stuart Award at Brown University which honors students that “exhibit innovative and unique perspectives” and was featured in the 38th Annual Northern National Art Competition in Rhinelander, WI. She has also been featured in publications like the College Hill Independent, the Brown Daily Herald, and the Capital Times. Her work is primarily centered around the combined use of painting and sculpture, to express and understand the intangibility and ephemerality of her experiences.

@miragoodmna.art
https://miragoodman.com/

About All Street Gallery:
Founded in 2018, All Street Gallery is a gallery and platform for emerging and underrepresented artists whose work focuses on social engagement and community empowerment. Initially created as an artist collective and grassroots protest organization, All Street is driven by its roots in the city’s creative community. The gallery’s mission is to use art as a means of protest, resistance, and social change, highlighting voices that challenge the status quo. After opening its first location on East Third Street in the East Village, All Street expanded in 2023 with a second space at 119 Hester Street. Both locations continue to provide a platform for artists whose work addresses important social and political issues.

For inquiries please contact:
gallery@allstnyc.com
646 335 3717

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