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One of the oldest art organizations in the US, since 1871. Open to the public seven days a week!
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Hours are 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM on Mon - Fri, and 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM on Sat - Sun. Salmagundi is a professional and social club, created in 1871 by artists and patrons to support one another. It is one of America’s oldest arts organizations with more than 1,100 current members throughout the United States and abroad.

06/02/2026

📅 June 2 - June 19⁠
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Open today on our 2nd floor Moran gallery, "In Progress" is an exhibition presented by our club’s Photo Workshop Group. This collective of photographers meet monthly to exchange ideas, explore techniques, and push the limits of their comfort zone in their craft. This show is a year's retrospective, capturing their breadth of experimentation from the tiniest of subjects, the darkness of night, field work, and evolving tools!
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🔗 For more info about the exhibit: https://salmagundi.org/2026-scny-in-progress/
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🎨 Featured artworks:⁠
• Philip Maier
• "Tea Box at Salmagundi"

• Joel Moskowitz
• "Dusk at Jefferson Market"

• Marcia Lloyd
• "Gleason's Gym - Hitting the Bag"

• Neil Allen⁠
⁠• "Joyous Salmagundi Photogs"

06/01/2026

In these works from our "Bold Strokes" exhibition, light has a way of changing everything it touches. A market canopy carves a pocket into the dark like it's the last bastion of warmth, and the neon glow of a bar shelf becomes a fever dream. In each work, light catches something that was already innately present.

"Bold Strokes" is dedicated to emerging artists - those stepping out of the dark and into their own light. In this show, that light is impossible to ignore.

🔗 To learn more about the exhibit or to RSVP for the reception next Thursday on May 28th: https://salmagundi.org/2026-bold-strokes/
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🎨 Featured artworks:⁠

• Tea Laroux
• "Let the Wind Carry What Remains"⁠
• photography
• SCNY Honorable mention award winner
⁠To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/tea-laroux-nm-let-the-wind-carry-what-remains/

• Frank Koran
• "The Night Shift"⁠
• watercolor
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/frank-koran-nm-the-night-shift/
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• Katherine Martinez
• "Vanitas – In the Shadow of Life"⁠
• acrylic
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/katherine-martinez-sch-nra-2021-vanitas-in-the-shadow-of-life/

• Mateo Wilches
• "Open Bar"⁠
• photography
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/mateo-wilches-sch-ra-2025-open-bar/

05/29/2026

📆 Next Thursday on Jun 4th, 6PM⁠
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Tom Miller, author of the immensely popular "Daytonian in Manhattan" blogs on Manhattan architectural and social history, explores how the Revolution transformed the genteel life within Manhattan’s aristocratic country homes – stretching from below Greenwich Village to the northern reaches of the island – from elegant receptions, dances and teas to violence and chaos.⁠
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The Continental and British Armies routinely seized the mansions and grounds as their headquarters, sometimes with the owners’ families still in residence. We will discover one feisty woman who tried to oust soldiers from her home, a traitor arrested and executed in the garden, and a mansion that became America’s first Vice-Presidential home.⁠
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🔗 To uncover history and RSVP: https://salmagundi.org/2026-minuets-to-militia/
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🎨 Featured images from the collection of the New York Public Library.

05/27/2026

We cannot portray what it means to be human without confronting the inseparable relationship between our identity and body. It's the way that the world recognizes us. Yet the body is never fixed - be it through the passage of time or of our own accord. In an age where cameras are omnipresent and life is increasingly broadcasted online, we have never been more cognizant of being watched or of watching ourselves.

When you observe the works in our Humans26 exhibition, we implore you to ask: When your body changes, who do you become? Is there a little bit of you that transforms every time, or are you still the same after all?
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🔗 To view the works that are available for sale or to RSVP for the reception taking place tomorrow evening: https://salmagundi.org/2026-scny-humans26/

🎨 Featured artworks:⁠
• Jodie Kain
• "A Moment of Reflection"⁠
• pastel⁠
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/jodie-kain-nm-a-moment-of-reflection/
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• Zhenya Gershman
• "Tyler I"⁠
• oil⁠
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/zhenya-gershman-nm-tyler-i/
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• Lin M Yang⁠
• "Awaiting Bloom"⁠
• oil⁠
Not for sale
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• Shawn Campbell⁠
• "I Remember"⁠
• sculpture⁠
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/shawn-campbell-nm-i-remember/

05/26/2026

📆 Screening "Mrs. Miniver" next Friday on Jun 5th, 6PM
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This warm and engaging US-made melodrama follows the lives and travails of a seemingly storybook-happy, middle class, British family. It is set in a small village in the days before America joined with its European Allies to fight in WWII.

It was both a huge patriotic and commercial hit. The highest grossing US film of 1942, it won 6 Academy Awards. Winston Churchill praised the film as a “serious and effective work of propaganda: more powerful to the war than the combined work of six military divisions”. Interestingly, Wyler began shooting the film in November 1941, just weeks before the attack on Pearl Harbor. The film was released in June 1942.

We programed this film to coincide with the the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, the Allied invasion of June 6, 1944.

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🎬 RSVP while seats last: https://salmagundi.org/2026-mrs-miniver/

05/25/2026

📆 Lindy hop this Saturday, on May 30th at 1PM⁠

Join us for a participatory educational program in our beautiful skylight gallery where we will discuss dance history, the importance of passing on traditions, and the value of connection across cultures and generations. Listeners, non-dancers and not-yet-dancers of all ages, cultures, and ethnicities are warmly encouraged to attend, connect, and enjoy the spirit of Lindy Hop!⁠
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NYC-based George Gee has been a passionate jazz bandleader for nearly 50 years, presenting mid-century jazz classics and American Songbook standards for thousands of swing music fans nationwide and around the world.⁠
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🔗 To learn more and RSVP: https://salmagundi.org/2026-lindy-hop-across-the-ages/

05/22/2026

Salmagundi Club's Junior and Scholarship Committee's mission is to give back and help fresh faces as they navigate their way into the art world. One of the committee’s signature efforts is their annual junior exhibition - this year, titled "Bold Strokes" and currently on display in our gallery. True to the exhibition’s name, the works are bold with large swathes of color blocks and character-defining shapes
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🔗 To learn more about the exhibit or to RSVP for the reception next Thursday on May 28th: https://salmagundi.org/2026-bold-strokes/
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🎨 Featured artworks:⁠

• Yifan Qiu
• "Greed (Seven Deadly Sins)"⁠
• oil
Not for sale

• Maurice Tolentino Tobias
• "Promenade"⁠
• acrylic
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/maurice-tolentino-tobias-nm-promenade/
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• Josephine Sawyer
• "The Lorraine"⁠
• acrylic
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/josephine-sawyer-nm-the-lorraine/

• Xeno O.
• "The Matriarch"⁠
• acrylic
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/xeno-o-nm-the-matriarch/

05/20/2026

In a city of constant hustle and bustle, sometimes, one may want to retreat into the self. Some of the artworks in our Humans26 exhibit convey a sense of hiding as a condition of contemporary life, against the daily pressures of attention and performance.⁠
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Sometimes, this comes out in subtle ways as you carry on with your day. After all, the show must go on. Perhaps a hint of a thin veil hangs around your words, or perhaps you fade unnoticed into your surroundings. When you retreat, what does that look like?

🔗 To learn more about the exhibit or to RSVP for the reception next Thursday on May 28th: https://salmagundi.org/2026-scny-humans26/

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🎨 Featured artworks:⁠
• Rodrigo Mateo⁠
• "The Red Veil"⁠
• oil⁠
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/rodrigo-mateo-nra-2021-the-red-veil/
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• Charity Henderson⁠
• "Veil"⁠
• oil
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/charity-henderson-jr-ra-2015-veil/⁠

• Tatiana Zubova
• "Enfolded"⁠
• oil⁠
To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/tatiana-zubova-nm-enfolded/
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• Basia Tov
• "Kitchen"⁠
• acrylic
⁠To purchase: https://salmagundi.org/product/basia-tov-nm-kitchen/

05/19/2026

Why Albert Bard is more important today than ever! There are still spots left!

This Thursday evening at 6PM, Andrew Berman, Executive Director of Village Preservation, will be in conversation with Anthony C. Wood, historian of New York City’s preservation movement and author of "Servant of Beauty: Landmarks, Secret Love, and the Unimagined Life of an Unsung New York Hero" (Bloomsbury, 2025). Together, they will explore the legacy of Albert Bard (1866-1963), grandfather of NYC’s landmarks law and civic advocate extraordinaire.

Bard’s life is instructive, inspirational, and at times, seemingly incredible. From battling Robert Moses and the Outdoor Advertising Association of America to drafting and achieving the passage of the Bard Act (NYS’s enabling legislation that is the legal basis for NYC’s Landmarks Law) the conversation explores the relevancy of Bard’s life and legacy to today’s preservationists as they confront the challenges ahead.

🔗 To RSVP: https://salmagundi.org/2026-albert-bard/

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