talks & screenings

Top: Jazia Hammoudi, Ruby J. Thelot; Bottom: Wendi Yan and Rubén Polendo

From Oil Paints to Virtual Reality: Innovation is the Medium

Oct 7

6:30 pm

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8:00 pm

Inspired by Masterpieces: A Virtual Experience of the Museo del Prado and featuring artists and arts workers Jazia Hammoudi, Ruby J. Thelot, and Wendi Yan, with moderator Rubén Polendo, this conversation will consider how emerging tools and innovative approaches in arts organizations can deepen, rather than replace, our relationship with art.

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Top left: Emerita Baik, Rose Malenfant; Bottom: DW Zinnser and Lisa D. Archigian

Printing the Personal: Panel Conversation with PHA’s 2026 Artist Subsidy Recipients

Oct 18

1:00 pm

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2:00 pm

As part of our Open House New York and Gowanus Open Studios programming, the 2026 Artist Subsidy recipients Emerita Baik and Rose Malenfant come together with Powerhouse Arts fabricators DW Zinsser and Lisa D. Archigian to share more about their creative practices and experiences working with PHA’s Printshop and the MGC Community Print Studio.

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The Incredible Scope of Site-Specific Installations: Panel Conversation with PHA’s 2026 Artist Subsidy Recipients

Oct 18

2:30 pm

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3:30 pm

As part of our Open House New York and Gowanus Open Studios programming, the 2026 Artist Subsidy recipients Bahar Behbahani and Coral Saucedo Lomeli join Powerhouse Arts fabricators Brenna Board and Biata Roytburd to discuss the possibilities and challenges of making site-specific work at scale.

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Art21’s Big Night of Shorts

Oct 21

7:00 pm

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9:00 pm

Featuring Trey Abdella, Camille Henrot, Tishan Hsu, Arthur Jafa, Josh Kline, Precious Okoyomon, and Howardena Pindell, this evening brings together films from Art21’s Extended Play and New York Close Up series. Showcasing artists at all stages of their careers—several of whom have made work at Powerhouse—the program highlights the vast ecosystems of contemporary art production. Their practices range from traditional media like painting and sculpture to less conventional forms like gardenscapes or the repurposing of domestic materials into clothing and installation. 

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