Domestic Affairs — The work examines female identity and reflects upon the myriad roles that women are called upon to play in society. Fourteen artists look out at the world. Through painting, printmaking, photography and sculpture, they restructure what they see through the prism of their personal vision. Cultural heritage, relationships between the sexes, visual diaries, and the documentation of political realities that shape individual lives, are references that are explored.

Freedom and Civil Rites — A collection of 11” x 14” photographs printed on fiber paper. It is a study of gay men through portraiture. It is also an exploration of freedom. The freedom to love and be loved in return, no matter the gender.

Complex Collisions — a two-person exhibit of paintings and works on paper by the artists JULIE DURKIN and BOB MARTY

The Bill Clinton Show — An exhibit of over thirty works examing Bill Clinton and his legacy by artists including David Levine, Jules Feiffer, David Spriggs, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Jenny Scobel, and Boris Vallejo. Counting on Democracy, a film about the 2000 election by Danny Schechter, was screened for a benefit fundraiser for Girls Write Now.  Click here to read "Canvassing Bill," a piece featured in the New York Magazine Intelligencier on Oct. 20, 2003.

Return to the Womb Room — An exploration of Mothers and others. A multi-media exhibit of photographs, paintings, and videos. Included were weekly readings on the themes of femininity, sexuality, loneliness, and alienation.

Falun Gong: The Price and Value of Truth — In conjunction with the photography exhibit, invited speakers gave lectures on human rights, understanding Falun Gong from the perspective of medicine, and the relationship between Falun Gong and traditional spiritual practices.

Manic and Depressed — Through art and the spoken word, a voice was given to the works of persons with manic depression. Excerpts from the letters, poems, and journals of Anne Sexton, Jack Kerouac, Van Gogh, Edgar Allen Poe, and Virginia Woolf were presented.

Winter Fantasies: Original Art from Noted Children's Books and Beyond — An exhibit featuring paintings from children's books with performances by actors and actresses.

Rules of Confinement — A group show of artists who use cubes, boxes, suitcases, and cabinets to create works of art which break out of the barriers created by these confined structures.