Time Equities, Inc. Art-in-Buildings Program

Time Equities, Inc. Art-in-Buildings Program Contemporary art exhibitions in non-traditional spaces.

Art-in-Buildings brings contemporary art by emerging and mid-career artists to non-traditional exhibition spaces in the interest of promoting artists, expanding the audience for art, and creating a more interesting environment for our building occupants, residents, and their guests.

Please join us tonight in the lobby of 55 Fifth Avenue to celebrate the opening of Marisol Martinez: Tessellations, from...
02/10/2026

Please join us tonight in the lobby of 55 Fifth Avenue to celebrate the opening of Marisol Martinez: Tessellations, from 5:30-7:30pm ✨🍾

Marisol Martinez is a New York–based painter whose work explores the emotional and spiritual dimensions of color, geometry, and lived experience. Through a disciplined visual language of prismatic forms and spatial relationships, Martinez constructs compositions that function as meditative fields—sites of reflection shaped by memory, ritual, and presence.

Follow the link in our bio for more information about the artist.



Time Equities Inc. Art-in-Buildings is pleased to announce the newest exhibition in the lobby at 55 Fifth Avenue, Mariso...
01/28/2026

Time Equities Inc. Art-in-Buildings is pleased to announce the newest exhibition in the lobby at 55 Fifth Avenue, Marisol Martinez: Tessellations, opening February 10th. Please Join us that evening from 5:30-7:30pm to celebrate! 🥂

Marisol Martinez is a New York–based painter whose work explores the emotional and spiritual dimensions of color, geometry, and lived experience. Through a disciplined visual language of prismatic forms and spatial relationships, Martinez constructs compositions that function as meditative fields—sites of reflection shaped by memory, ritual, and presence.

Follow the link in our bio for more information about the artist.



 -in-Buildings is pleased to announce our newest exhibition in the Art Gallery at 1000M, Betsy Odom: rec-creation. Come ...
11/04/2025

-in-Buildings is pleased to announce our newest exhibition in the Art Gallery at 1000M, Betsy Odom: rec-creation. Come celebrate the opening with us November 15th from 1-5pm on the 10th floor of 1000 S Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL! 🦩
 
Follow the link in our bio for more information on Betsy Odom and the Art-in-Buildings program.

Image: Betsy Odom, Flamingo I, 2023, Tooled leather, paint, acrylic, ash, zebrawood, 24 x 15 x 25 in. Courtesy the artist.

Please join us tonight, September 30th from 5:30-7:30pm for a reception to celebrate two exhibitions on view at 125 Maid...
09/30/2025

Please join us tonight, September 30th from 5:30-7:30pm for a reception to celebrate two exhibitions on view at 125 Maiden Lane; Eve Biddle: Offering, and Langdon Graves: Mental Model.

Follow the link in our bio for more information about the artists.
 
Images: Langdon Graves, 𝘚𝘱𝘭𝘪𝘵 𝘓𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘭 2025 Wood, polymer and epoxy clays, aluminum, rocks, sand, acrylic paint Dimensions variable. Photo by Ethan Browning.
Eve Biddle, Offering, Installation View. Photo by Joshua Simpson.


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Please join us on Tuesday, September 30th from 5:30-7:30pm for a reception to celebrate two exhibitions on view at 125 M...
09/22/2025

Please join us on Tuesday, September 30th from 5:30-7:30pm for a reception to celebrate two exhibitions on view at 125 Maiden Lane; Eve Biddle: Offering, and Langdon Graves: Mental Model.

Follow the link in our bio for more information about the artists.
 
Images: Eve Biddle, Offering, Installation View. Photo by Joshua Simpson.
Langdon Graves, Magical Thinking (detail), 2025, Polymer & paper clays, brass, wood, acrylic paint, 40 x 46 x 30 inches. Photo by Ethan Browning.


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Please join us Tuesday, July 22nd from 6-8pm to celebrate the opening of two new exhibitions at 125 Maiden Lane; Eve Bid...
07/17/2025

Please join us Tuesday, July 22nd from 6-8pm to celebrate the opening of two new exhibitions at 125 Maiden Lane; Eve Biddle: Offering, and Langdon Graves: Mental Model. 

Follow the link in our bio for more information about the artists.
 
Images: Eve Biddle, The ocean in the palm of my hand, 2025, White Bronze, 7 x 2 ¾ x 2 inches, Edition of 7. Courtesy the artist.
Langdon Graves, Epitaph (detail), 2025, Wood, polymer and epoxy clays, steel, mylar, colored pencil, acrylic paint , 14 x 24 x 12 inches. Courtesy the artist.


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Opening Friday, June 20th at KATES-FERRI PROJECTS: SPHERE NOT, a solo exhibition by Art-In-Buildings alum Cecile Chong, ...
06/18/2025

Opening Friday, June 20th at KATES-FERRI PROJECTS: SPHERE NOT, a solo exhibition by Art-In-Buildings alum Cecile Chong, curated by Art-in-buildings director and curator, Tessa Ferreyros.

Join us for opening reception on Friday, June 20, 6-8pm and public program with Broken China (Tao Leigh Goffe and Cecile Chong) on Friday, June 27, 6-9pm rsvp to [email protected]. The exhibition will be on view through July 16th.

Through immersive sound and evocative visual imagery, the exhibition conjures the amorphous specter of a collective fate unfolding in a world teetering on the edge of calamity. Chong’s work explores our inability to break from destructive patterns, and how systems of culture and commerce distract us with comforting illusions. These mechanisms allow us to hold catastrophe at bay, keeping it just outside the margins of everyday life, until it inevitably surges into our reality.

Rather than offering a resolution, SPHERE NOT inhabits the ambiguity between grief and apathy, between collective mourning and the will to act. The works gesture toward a kind of emotional fossil record, layers of distraction, desire, and despair sedimented into our everyday lives. The exhibition traces a liminal psychological space, one in which we bargain with uncertainty, make peace with resignation, or feign normalcy in the face of collapse. Our future may not be set in stone, but Chong’s work insists that we reckon with its shape and texture now, before it hardens beyond our reach.

A portion of the proceeds from SPHERE NOT will be donated to the Galápagos Conservancy







Opening Tonight at 125 Maiden Lane: Huyen Tran, We Work and Jesus Benavente, DIEZ MIL MAS. Please join us from 5:30 - 7p...
01/28/2025

Opening Tonight at 125 Maiden Lane: Huyen Tran, We Work and Jesus Benavente, DIEZ MIL MAS. Please join us from 5:30 - 7pm to celebrate. 🎊🍾
 
Huyen Tran’s two-part exhibition, We Work and Harmony, on view in the lobby of 125 Maiden Lane, creatively responds to the site of the installation – an office building in the Financial District of New York City. Using the site as a starting point for her work, Tran explores themes of conformity and capitalism as it pertains to labor and productivity. In Tran’s case, labor of artistic production is at the heart of her exploration.

In the atrium of 125 Maiden Lane, Jesus Benavente’s newest exhibition questions the absurdity that drives our insatiable desire for more, despite the implications. The title, DIEZ MIL MAS, translated to “Ten Thousand More,” is borrowed from a monologue in Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus. Delivered by the character Aaron in his final moments before his death, when asked if he had any regrets about his misdeeds, he ends with “Tut, I have done a thousand dreadful things as willingly as one would kill a fly, and nothing grieves me heartily indeed but that I cannot do ten thousand more.” In it, Aaron hauntingly declares not even death would stop his need for ‘ten thousand more’ – a heavy declaration that Benavente humorously investigates throughout his installation with a wink and a smile.



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Please join us Tuesday, January 28th from 5:30-7pm to celebrate the opening of two new exhibitions at 125 Maiden Lane; J...
01/16/2025

Please join us Tuesday, January 28th from 5:30-7pm to celebrate the opening of two new exhibitions at 125 Maiden Lane; Jesus Benavente: DIEZ MIL MAS, and Huyen Tran: We Work. 🎉🥂

Follow the link in our bio for more information about the artists.

Currently on view at 55 Fifth Avenue: Greg Lindquist, Slow Burn 🔥🚛🌍 Lindquist’s work explores the cultural practice of “...
11/22/2024

Currently on view at 55 Fifth Avenue: Greg Lindquist, Slow Burn 🔥🚛🌍

Lindquist’s work explores the cultural practice of “rolling coal”, where diesel engines release black smoke as a symbol of petromasculinity and environmental denial. By re-presenting this act and the contradictions it embodies, his pieces challenge us to see these cultural artifacts as reflections of our collective consciousness. 

Slow Burn is on view through January 31st, 2025. Follow the link in our bio for more information!

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Opening Tonight at 55 5th Avenue: Greg Lindquist, Slow Burn 🛻🔥. Please join us from 6:30-8:00pm to celebrate 🍾The cultur...
09/17/2024

Opening Tonight at 55 5th Avenue: Greg Lindquist, Slow Burn 🛻🔥. Please join us from 6:30-8:00pm to celebrate 🍾

The cultural practice of rolling coal—revving diesel engines to release plumes of black smoke—serves as a potent symbol of petromasculinity: a performed, aggressive denial of environmental responsibility while nostalgically clinging to the power and pollution of industrialism. Lindquist is interested in rolling coal’s many contradictions, from its naming—the smoke is not produced by coal, yet represents the power, ideology, and pollution of industrialism— to its wholesale denial of the environmental and human health damages. Evoking coal mines, locomotives, and electric power plants, the diesel smokestacks themselves conjure a nostalgia for an all but bygone era of coal mining and consumption. This aggressive act of releasing smoke is a performed masculinity, both violent and hostile.

Image: Greg Lindquist, Coal Breather, 2021, Oil, metallic, aluminum on linen stretched over panel, 24 x 24in.

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Time Equities Inc., Art-in-Buildings is pleased to announce the newest exhibition in the lobby of 55 Fifth Avenue, Greg ...
09/05/2024

Time Equities Inc., Art-in-Buildings is pleased to announce the newest exhibition in the lobby of 55 Fifth Avenue, Greg Lindquist: Slow Burn, opening on September 17th. 

Please join us that evening from 6:30-8pm to celebrate! 🥂✨

Greg Lindquist is an artist and writer living in New York. Lindquist co-edited the Art Books in Review Section of The Brooklyn Rail from 2011 until 2017. Lindquist’s work has been exhibited at the North Carolina Museum of Art, Weatherspoon Art Museum, University of Arizona Museum of Art, among others, and has been awarded the Sharpe-Wolentas Space Program, Milton and Sally Avery Foundation Grant, the Pollock-Krasner Grant and ArtOMI residency. His recent paintings and participatory installations have focused on applying the beauty of landscape and abstraction to raise awareness of environmental concerns. He currently teaches at Pratt Institute, as well as the Rhode Island School of Design. He guest edited the November 2015 Critics Page in The Brooklyn Rail titled Social Ecologies on the ruptures and intersections of art and ecology and curated a concurrent parallel show of the same name with Rail Curatorial Projects. He participated in the Whitney American Museum of Art’s Independent Study in 2017-18 in the Studio Program.

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