A Group Exhibition featuring
Bethany “B” Wu, hebin rachel shin, Jiyou Park, Nasif Rincon Romaite, Nikolai Kozak, Audrey Oh, Helen Lin, Ian Cox, Jasmine Nackash, Jinseon Ahn
Opening Reception Friday 11.14
5-8pm
NEW YORK, NY – All Street Gallery is proud to present Perimeter, a group exhibition featuring Bethany “B” Wu, hebin rachel shin, Jiyou Park, Nasif Rincon Romaite, Nikolai Kozak, Audrey Oh, Helen Lin, Ian Cox, Jasmine Nackash, Jinseon Ahn , on view from November 14 - 21, 2025, at All Street Gallery’s Chinatown location (119 Hester Street, New York, NY 10002). An opening reception will be held on Friday, November 14, from 5 - 8 pm.
A perimeter is an instrument that is useful for creating taxonomies of the world. In practice the
perimeter is an absurd thing, insisting that objects, bodies, and places can fully and inexorably
be separated from each other. The works presented here inhabit the in-between: the technology
that drives them is used as a tool to interrogate physical and conceptual perimeters. In some
cases the in-and-out is bridged and made permeable, while other pieces reaffirm the perimeter as a necessary component of political work. Together, the artists probe the political, emotional,
and environmental realities forged by this tool of demarcation.
About the Artist:
Ari Brochin is a 26-year-old artist living in Brooklyn, New York. In 2024, she carved out her own unique niche by creating whimsical art cut from wood and using it as props in photoshoots. Since then, her work has been featured in Vogue multiple times. Ari plans to expand her artistic footprint by contributing her work to major editorials, runways, campaigns, and beyond. As a multifaceted creator, she shares the authentic journey of being a full-time artist in one of the world's most expensive cities through her social media (@aribrochin). Her art transforms mundane, everyday objects into whimsical masterpieces, emphasizing the joy found in life's simple pleasures.
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.