Transmitter

10/10/2026

🌞open today, Sat 10/10 1-6pm! Come see Amy Rose Khoshbin (amy) rose khoshbin stellar solo exhibition and participatory installation titled “ANAHITA”, curated by Lila Nazemian.

——“Drawing from Anahita, the ancient Persian goddess associated with water, healing, fertility and wisdom, Khoshbin transforms the gallery into a contemporary sanctuary where grief, play, ritual and collective release become intertwined.”

On view through Nov 1st, sat and sun 1-6pm.

10/04/2026

Our Amy Rose Khoshbin show is open till 6pm today come out and say hi.

09/28/2026

Less than a week until the opening of Amy Rose Khoshbin’s solo exhibition🌹 ANAHITA, on Sat October 3, 6 - 9PM, curated by Lila Nazemian.

ANAHITA draws from the ancient Persian goddess Anahita associated with water, healing, fertility, and wisdom, to create a contemporary sanctuary for grief, play, ritual, and collective release.

Through collage, sculpture, performance, textiles, and participatory ritual, the exhibition brings Persian and Zoroastrian mythology into conversation with Khoshbin’s experiences of q***r embodiment, illness, grief, and fragmented cultural inheritance during wartime.

The exhibition will evolve over the course of the month through performance and audience participation🔮

OCTOBER 3 – NOVEMBER 1, 2026
🔺Opening Reception: Saturday, October 3, 6–9pm
🔻ANAHITA Performance: Saturday, October 17, 7pm
🔺ANAHITA’S ORACLE: Collage Workshop: Sunday, October 25, 3pm
🔻Closing Oracle Readings: Sunday, November 1, 3pm

Transmitter Gallery
1329 Willoughby Ave, Brooklyn
Curated by Lila Nazemian Lila Nazemian - لی‌لا 💜
Support from ShowShow ✨

Supported, in part, by a grant from Fdn. for Contemporary Arts

Image credit:
Sanctions, 2019
Collage on paper, 8 x 11 in.

09/20/2026

Thank you to everyone that stopped by for Bushwick Open Studios ✨🎨

09/17/2026

09/11/2026

Transmitter is pleased to present ‘Point of No Return’ , a solo exhibition by James Parker Foley. Made
across a period of profound personal transformation, this exhibition brings together two bodies of
drawings; a group of graphite images begun during a residency in Mississippi in October 2022, and a
subsequent body of colored pencil works begun in October 2023.
The first body of drawings emerged while the artist was privately grappling with a desire to live as a
gay man. This secret desire became the narrative undercurrent for a hidden fantasy world, drawn on
intimately-scaled paper in the vulnerable medium of graphite. The colored pencil works that followed
a year later, after the artist had begun to transition, wrestle with what it means to be a man, and how
to build a life for himself as a trans person.
Together the two bodies of work reveal a landscape that tackles and celebrates multiple perspectives
(internal, emotional and spatial). The relationship between the corporeal and the spiritual are not
always in-sync as we move through our lives. Inevitably, we all experience the tension as well as the
interdependence of the material and immaterial as we move through developments of self-discovery.
The body and soul can be quarrelsome, mischievously inseparable companions that are bound to each
other even as they pull in different directions, and they can also unite in moments of ecstasy and a
perfect conversion.

09/05/2026

the gallery is closed this weekend for Labor Day and will reopen next Saturday 9/12 and Sunday 9/13 1-6pm

see you then 🌞
pictured: James Foley detail of “Sympathetic Resonance”, 2024 colored pencil on paper 17x14 inches

“Point of No Return” is on view thru September 27th

09/04/2026

Thank you Sophia Wright for such a beautifully articulate review!
So happy these wonderful artists were (deservingly) acknowledged!

08/27/2026

Come see these gems in person! A must see drawing show! Opening reception this Saturday (8/29) 6-8p

08/21/2026

Point of No Return

JAMES PARKER FOLEY James Foley

AUGUST 22 – SEPTEMBER 27, 2026

🔹OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 6-8pm
🔹ARTIST TALK: SEPTEMBER 19, 4-5:30pm

🔹Transmitter is pleased to present Point of No Return, a solo exhibition by James Parker Foley. Made across a period of profound personal transformation, this exhibition brings together two bodies of drawings; a group of graphite images begun during a residency in Mississippi in October 2022, and a subsequent body of colored pencil works begun in October 2023.