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Bushwick Gallerists Banned From Whitney for Rogue Pop Up

Apostrophe Gallery's Sei and Ki Smith, whose pop up art shows have appeared in places as unexpected as the Kosciuszko St J train station, recently tried out a new venue for one of their guerilla art operations: the Whitney

Bushwick Gallerists Banned From Whitney for Rogue Pop Up
Photo of the Guerilla Gallery courtesy of Apostrophe NYC

Bushwick Gallerists Banned From Whitney for Rogue Pop Up

Apostrophe Gallery's Sei and Ki Smith, whose pop up art shows have appeared in places as unexpected as the Kosciuszko St J train station, recently tried out a new venue for one of their guerilla art operations: the Whitney

Bushwick Gallerists Banned From Whitney for Rogue Pop Up

Apostrophe Gallery’s Sei and Ki Smith, whose pop up art shows have appeared in places as unexpected as the Kosciuszko St J train station, recently tried out a new venue for one of their guerilla art operations: the Whitney. On Friday, March 11th, their Base 12 Project, turned a glass-walled stairwell into an exhibit hall.

In order to maximize engagement, the Smith brothers, who grew up immersed in the Manhattan art scene and are both accomplished multimedia artists (perhaps you’ve heard…

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