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Ortega y Gasset Projects is a long-distance artist collective and curated gallery space in the Gowanus area of Brooklyn, NY.

O y G members curate shows and events that activate global and regional exchange. Current members: ELEANNA ANAGNOS, CLARE BRITT, ERIC HIBIT, LEEZA MEKSIN, NICKOLA POTTINGER, ADAM LIAM ROSE, TIFFANY SMITH, ZAHAR VAKS, LAUREN WHEARTY.

06/01/2026

🛑STOP🛑 what you’re doing and sign up for Collage Night at Sunday, June 7th, 6-8pm!

Link in bio to buy tickets and event details.

Tickets are $20 each.
Proceeds help OyG keep going.
Thank you for your support.

OyG Projects Collage Night is hosted by Co-Directors and

See you there ✂️✂️✂️✂️

05/31/2026

Final Day of “I Happen to be Rock,” Featuring works by graduating artists in Cornell University’s M.F.A. in Creative Visual Arts. “I Happen to be Rock” brings together distinct practices that remain in dynamic conversation with one another. Material curiosity and conceptual range shape the exhibition, as the artists move through questions of identity, collectivity, visibility, repair, q***r construction, memory, and the horizon of what might still be made possible.

The exhibition features works by:
Marissa Cote
Yun Hsiang Wang .hsiang.wang
Faye Pamintuan
Onome Olotu
Michael Morgan
Carla Rangel Garcia
Sheila Novak .studios

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05/29/2026

Final Weekend to check out “I Happen to be Rock,” open Saturday and Sunday from 1-6pm! Featuring works by graduating artists in Cornell University’s M.F.A. in Creative Visual Arts, “I Happen to be Rock” brings together distinct practices that remain in dynamic conversation with one another. Material curiosity and conceptual range shape the exhibition, as the artists move through questions of identity, collectivity, visibility, repair, q***r construction, memory, and the horizon of what might still be made possible.

The exhibition features works by:
Marissa Cote
Yun Hsiang Wang .hsiang.wang
Faye Pamintuan
Onome Olotu
Michael Morgan
Carla Rangel Garcia
Sheila Novak .studios

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05/28/2026

Final weekend to check out “I Happen to be Rock,” Featuring works by graduating artists in Cornell University’s M.F.A. in Creative Visual Arts. “I Happen to be Rock” brings together distinct practices that remain in dynamic conversation with one another. Material curiosity and conceptual range shape the exhibition, as the artists move through questions of identity, collectivity, visibility, repair, q***r construction, memory, and the horizon of what might still be made possible.

Work information: Seven Days: A Slow Parting / 七日之間
2026, Durational performance, laser prints, sand paper, plywood

The exhibition features works by:
Marissa Cote
Yun Hsiang Wang .hsiang.wang
Faye Pamintuan
Onome Olotu
Michael Morgan
Carla Rangel Garcia
Sheila Novak .studios

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05/12/2026

Check out work by up now in exhibition “I Happen to be Rock” ✨🌸💞

Work information: Michael Morgan, It’s My Party 2: Moose-ifer, 2026, Oil on canvas

Exhibition Date: May 8-31, 2026
Gallery Hours: Saturday - Sunday, 1-6pm

Featuring works by graduating artists in Cornell University’s
M.F.A. in Creative Visual Arts, I Happen to be Rock brings together distinct practices that remain in dynamic conversation with one another. Material curiosity and conceptual range shape the exhibition, as the artists move through questions of identity, collectivity, visibility, repair, q***r construction, memory, and the horizon of what might still be made possible.

Works by:
Marissa Cote
Yun Hsiang Wang .hsiang.wang
Faye Pamintuan
Onome Olotu
Michael Morgan
Carla Rangel Garcia
Sheila Novak .studios

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05/09/2026

Thank you to all who made our Opening last night for exhibition “I Happen to be Rock” ✨🌸💞

Exhibition Date: May 8-31, 2026
Gallery Hours: Saturday - Sunday, 1-6pm
Featuring works by graduating artists in Cornell University’s
M.F.A. in Creative Visual Arts, I Happen to be Rock brings together distinct practices that remain in dynamic conversation with one another. Material curiosity and conceptual range shape the exhibition, as the artists move through questions of identity, collectivity, visibility, repair, q***r construction, memory, and the horizon of what might still be made possible.

Works by:
Marissa Cote
Yun Hsiang Wang .hsiang.wang
Faye Pamintuan
Onome Olotu
Michael Morgan
Carla Rangel Garcia
Sheila Novak .studios

05/07/2026

We’re installing today! 🎁 Join us Friday, May 9th, 6:30 - 8:30 pm for the opening of “I Happen to Be Rock”, a group exhibition by the 2026 Cornell MFA candidates in Creative Visual Arts.

“I Happen to be Rock” is a culminating exhibition featuring the work of Marissa Cote, Michael Morgan, Sheila Novak, Onome Olotu, Faye Pamintuan, Carla Rangel García, and Yun Hsiang Wang. Across painting, sculpture, printmaking, installation, writing, and expanded material practices, the exhibition gathers seven artists whose work insists on persistence, relation, transformation, and becoming. The title suggests contingency and endurance; something accidental and elemental, arrived at and borne through. It evokes a condition of having taken form under pressure, of becoming matter, presence, witness.

Featuring works by graduating artists in Cornell University’s M.F.A. in Creative Visual Arts, I Happen to Be Rock brings together distinct practices that remain in dynamic conversation with one another. Material curiosity and conceptual range shape the exhibition, as the artists move through questions of identity, collectivity, visibility, repair, q***r construction, memory, and the horizon of what might still be possible. The exhibition is funded in part by Cornell Council for the Arts.

Works by:
Marissa Cote
Yun Hsiang Wang .hsiang.wang
Faye Pamintuan
Onome Olotu
Michael Morgan
Carla Rangel Garcia
Sheila Novak .studios

05/06/2026

THERE’S STILL TIME TO SIGN UP! Join us May 23 from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM for a special workshop at OyG to make your own 6 pan watercolor set with artist of

SIGN UP AT LINK IN BIO

Using a glass muller and palette knives, learn to transform dry pigments and resins into lush highly saturated watercolor paints. Choose up to 6 pigments to work with, ranging from Historic Minerals to Modern Synthetics.

We will cover the fundamentals of pigment behavior, surfactants, synthetic, and natural binders.

Participants will receive real time feedback throughout the session, so they can continue making paint on their own. We will also cover safe disposal practices and basic toxicity classifications according to Arts and Creative Materials Institute (ACMI) standards.

What you get:
• 3 hours of hands-on paint making instruction
• 6 full pans of custom watercolors
• Metal carrying case for paints
• The knowledge to safely handle, store, and dispose of raw materials
• The ability to make paint from scratch
• Greater independence in your artistic practice

What you should wear/bring:
• KN95 or N95 Masks or preferred respirator
• Paint clothes, smock, or apron
• Protective gloves
• Notebook and pen

Restrictions:
*Must be 18+ to attend. We kindly ask that all cancellations be made at least 24 hrs prior to the workshop to ensure other participants have a chance to attend

04/27/2026

Join us May 23 from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM for a special workshop at OyG to make your own 6 pan watercolor set with artist of

SIGN UP AT LINK IN BIO

Using a glass muller and palette knives, learn to transform dry pigments and resins into lush highly saturated watercolor paints. Choose up to 6 pigments to work with, ranging from Historic Minerals to Modern Synthetics.

We will cover the fundamentals of pigment behavior, surfactants, synthetic, and natural binders.

Participants will receive real time feedback throughout the session, so they can continue making paint on their own. We will also cover safe disposal practices and basic toxicity classifications according to Arts and Creative Materials Institute (ACMI) standards.

What you get:
• 3 hours of hands-on paint making instruction
• 6 full pans of custom watercolors
• Metal carrying case for paints
• The knowledge to safely handle, store, and dispose of raw materials
• The ability to make paint from scratch
• Greater independence in your artistic practice

What you should wear/bring:
• KN95 or N95 Masks or preferred respirator
• Paint clothes, smock, or apron
• Protective gloves
• Notebook and pen

Restrictions:
*Must be 18+ to attend. We kindly ask that all cancellations be made at least 24 hrs prior to the workshop to ensure other participants have a chance to attend

04/25/2026

Final Weekend to check out The Fourth Wall, a solo exhibition of work by in the Skirt! curated by OyG co-director . Come check it out Saturday and Sunday from 1-6pm 📚

The Fourth Wall depicts the back sides of domestic furniture with spectacular, hand-drawn, lifelike accuracy. Made from densely-drawn color pencil and paper, these sculptural pieces bear an uncanny likeness to real objects. We see the backboards of an enormous cabinet with uneven screws, the uncovered battery on the back of a wall clock, and the white label residue on a dresser—all hand drawn with stunning realism.

Lee transforms The Skirt into a peripheral walkway around a room we can only look into from outside, viewing the backs of each furniture piece as we maneuver the space. Informed by her experiences as a foreigner, artist, and mother, Lee’s work makes visible that experience of marginal alienation from the comfort of a home—a place of belonging.

The pieces themselves are vibrantly textured and remarkable for their attendance to detail. Enormous backing boards of large furniture fill the space; the hand-drawn wood grains and size convey a sense of immediacy. Layers of dense pencil strokes create all of these surfaces, serving not only as a faithful rendering of texture but also as a bearing witness to the time spent living in this liminal zone, looking in. These meticulous depictions of texture, rendered by countless pencil strokes, reveal a life lived in an uncertain periphery. Lee simultaneously transforms The Skirt into both a negated auxiliary space, and also into its own domestic interior, lending a deeply empathic view of the experience of living on the outside.

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