Decennium: Ten Years at Mrs.

Published September 7, 2026

Thru October 31, 2026
60-40 56th Drive, Maspeth
mrsgallery.com

Hours:
Tuesday–Friday: 11:00 AM–6:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 PM–5:00 PM
Sunday & Monday: Closed

An evolving exhibition celebrating the gallery’s tenth anniversary, The exhibition brings together artists central to the gallery’s history alongside those shaping its future.

Founded in September 2016 in Maspeth, Mrs. is a contemporary art gallery committed to exploring what a gallery can be—and where it can thrive. Situated outside the traditional geographic centers of the New York art world, Mrs. has remained a dedicated alternative exhibition space, operating as both a destination and a platform for discovery.

From its home in Maspeth, the gallery has championed emerging, under-represented, and mid-career artists, engaging the local community while creating space for practices that might otherwise lack visibility.
While Maspeth’s potential as an arts community was historically untapped, Mrs. has embraced its distance from Manhattan as an opportunity rather than a limitation. This location has defined the gallery’s identity, fostering a spirit of exploration that continues to draw artists, collectors, and visitors to the neighborhood. Over the past decade, the gallery has progressed through its exhibitions, collaborations, and deep relationships developed along the way.

Rather than a static group show, Decennium will unfold dynamically. Works will shift in and out of the gallery weekly, fostering new conversations between artists and the space. This continually reconfiguring installation reflects the gallery’s own development: a decade defined by experimentation, material exploration, and an ongoing dialogue with its artists.

No single installation represents the entirety of Mrs.’s history. Instead, the exhibition offers a series of snapshots; moments of connection between artists who have shaped the gallery at various points in its evolution. Returning visitors will encounter fresh juxtapositions and evolving relationships throughout the run.

The gallery’s history is inseparable from the people who made it possible. Decennium is both a reflection and a path forward—a celebration of where Mrs. has been and an invitation to all that remains to be discovered.

Featured Artists:
Sachiko Akiyama
Elizabeth Atterbury
Alexandra Barth
Sarah Bedford
Genesis Belanger
Oona Brangam-Snell
Chris Bogia
Molly Bounds
Meghan Brady
Susan Classen Sullivan
Leah DeVun
Omari Douglin
Mark Mulroney
Rose Nestler
Sarah Palmer
Nickola Pottinger
Nevena Prijić
Lily Ramírez
Carolyn Salas
MC Sparks
Montgomery Perry Smith
Hana Ward
Robert Zehnder

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Other items of interest in this report include the fact that MTA doesn't have agreements yet with All Faiths Cemetery, CSX, or Buckeye. They have to find a way to make the line cross over the freight tracks twice in Brooklyn so that access is maintained for freight customers and the Buckeye Pipeline needs to be moved to accommodate the tracks.

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I would be suspicious of anything promised unless there was a punitive clause attached to it

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Queens Borough President Donovan Richards requested that the MTA investigate the feasibility of an IBX station at Queens Blvd, which is detailed in this report. This would be an elevated station on a reconstructed bridge that carries the line over the road. The ability to widen this bridge is questionable because of the presence of Sola Woodside, which is built right next to the current bridge. However, if this were to happen, it would trigger an upzoning of northern Maspeth and southern Woodside. The circle represents 1/2 mile from the station, which has been mentioned as the target development area.

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Remove Eliot Ave and relocate it to Queens Blvd. Done

Agree with most of the comments below… However, if that were to take place the deal that the MTA offered is to remove the Elliot Avenue stop in lieu of the Queens Blvd. stop and that is what we want.

The Middle Village IBX doesn't make sense because it doesn't connect directly to any major form of mass transportation

A station south of there at around 51ave would be a better idea. Build a station on the LIRR too. This way the IBX would have something it needs- a direct connection to Manhattan. One huge Flaw with the IBX is doesnt connect to Manhattan. At its Woodside (or some say Jackson Heights) Terminus, its not really close to the 74street station even though MTA maps claim it is. Its a long walk. Personally I am skeptical that this will ever get built

NY1 spectrum covered our IBX protest on Grand Avenue in Maspeth last Wednesday. You can view the report on their Facebook page. Maybe someone can post it here. I believe another MTA pop up is scheduled on September 22 at the middle village library starting at 2:00.

Anyone have an interest in protesting the IBX? I plan to do so on Wednesday, September 16th at 4:00 at the maspeth MTA IBX pop up to take place at Grand Avenue and 74th street at the bus stop. There is power in numbers so I hope to see you all there. The pop up runs from 4:00-6:00. Let’s keep the IBX out of our neighborhoods! There is too much at stake.

Im more concerned with the governors plan to take properties along the route for creating about 50k new apartments. Not homes. Supposedly a wait list. So who is waiting?

Seriously: This project would NECESSARILY mandate zoning changes. Let’s not be naive: the zoning changes would lead to more development and gentrification, and lead to a decline in standards of living. IBX seems like a good idea, but it’s not.

Vultures. We deserve a voice. This is our life. They dont care. It's cruel

Leave our neighborhood alone!

I don't think you're going to be able to stop it. Every single neighborhood has been affected and overcrowded with the development of large buildings. Middle Village is not going to be removed from their plan. If they plan to have an Elliott Avenue stop it will be full steam ahead.

Everything they're doing is questionable

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