"Six artists explore re-visions of the urban environment, document suburban realities, collide elements from different urban/rural environments, and/or take the city itself as a creative material with which to develop new work." Read more >

"Gallery show explores urban ruins and the problem of the built environment." Read more >

Visit us in Booth #C-5 at PULSE LA (Sept. 30–Oct. 03) where we'll exhibit work by gallery artists and new artists. Also look for our installation by Brian Leo adjacent to the VIP lounge and a second installation by Heidi Tullmann and Ben Wolf on the outdoor deck.

Beka Goedde presents new works on paper in "Papertails," curated by Kiki Smith at NYU Steinhardt. 

Mark Price's publishing project Zine of the Month will exhibit at the New York Art Book Fair presented by Printed Matter. September 30–October 2, 2011 with a preview: Thursday, Sept. 29, 6–9 p.m. at MoMA’s PS1 in Long Island City. 

As we grow here at the gallery, we're updating some web content to improve our site. Posts from summer 2010 through summer 2011 can be found here: http://christinaray.posterous.com/ Cheers.

Friday, June 18, 2010 7–9pm at the gallery. With artwork by Swoon, Tod Seelie, Ben Wolf, Sarah Walko, Mary Beth Burton and Serra Victoria Bothwell Fels. Details >

Check out the review of Michael Zelehoski's work on Cool Hunting, including a sneak peek of new pieces for his first solo exhibition with us in September. Design blog HallReady has also picked up on the artist's work with a blog post title we love: "Michael Zelehoski is So Cool."

Symmetrical Mud and the Floating World

NEXT art fair is “a showcase for the world’s talents and an adventure in cutting-edge culture.” At NEXT, we’ll present new work by Beka Goedde, Heather L. Johnson and Michael Zelehoski. Follow @NEXTArtFair for event updates.

Swoon is featured in and on the cover of the April issue of ARTNews. We have several new works in the gallery; details here.

Thursday, March 25, 2010 . 6:30pm: Christina will participate as a panelist in “Discussions on Networked Publics”, a series of conversations examining how technology and social changes are transforming the public realm. At The Network Architecture Lab.

Alex Lukas was featured in the March print issue of Dwell Magazine. Gregory Euclide’s work can be seen on Art Ltd. here and here.

We’re thrilled to announce that Roberto Mollá has won the PULSE People’s Choice Award New York 2010. Over a thousand votes were cast by the public using impulse.artlog.com, a dedicated voting system developed by Artlog, during the fair’s four day run. Thanks to all who visited us and voted for Roberto!

“TAMATORI: Artist Roberto Mollá’s new work explores the famous Japanese myth of a princess’ underwater adventure.”Read the review.

At Pulse, we’ll present a solo exhibition of new work by Roberto Mollá. Pulse is located at 330 West Street at W. Houston. Find us in booth I-12 (and vote for us in the Artlog People’s Choice Award!). Follow @PULSEArtFair on Twitter for event updates. Mollá is currently a featured Gawker Artist and has a piece in the Art Toys exhibition in Madrid.

At Fountain, we’ll host Idea for the Here and Now, a benefit for Transformazium – an ambitious project launched by Swoon and her collaborators in 2007 in Braddock, PA. Read more about Transformazium here and check out Swoon’s recent video interview with Douglas Kelley. Fountain is located at Pier 66 (26th Street and the West Side Highway). Read Artdaily’s preview of Fountain, and follow @fountainartfair on Twitter for event updates.

As of March 1st, the gallery name has changed from Glowlab to CHRISTINA RAY. Come celebrate with us at the reception for our group exhibition Refresh on Thursday, March 18th.