The Gallery Society is an elite curatorial club I founded to scout, select, and showcase rising visual artists through intentional, high-touch exhibitions. Designed as a platform for cultivating cultural taste and creative dialogue, the Society operates through weekly in-person meetings where a selected council of Parsons students engages in critique, artist pitching, and collaborative curation. Though the inaugural exhibition is upcoming, the foundation is already set: members contribute to all phases of the curatorial process, from scouting talent and shaping narratives to installing shows and hosting high-profile events. Our monthly showcases will feature 8–10 emerging artists alongside guest speakers and industry attendees, blending serious curatorial vision with community and connection. With a long-term goal of building a curatorial pipeline and investing in the future of art, The Gallery Society is positioned to grow into a dynamic hub for artists, curators, and cultural thinkers.

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“Subway Hands” by Jordan Casteel

“Purple Chair” (g. 1983, Ghana)

Artist Raphael Adjetey Adjei Mayne aims to improve quality of life and social setting in his community through his Ghanaian based non-profit org “ Afutumix”. His foundation provides basic support for minorities, focusing largely on Women.

The Gallery Society values cultural integrity.

35mm film, shot by Me @ the Thai national day at the mission in Geneva, Switzerland. 2025