In July 2025, New City Arts will present an exhibition of work by Lauro López.

In June 2025, New City Arts will present an exhibition of work by Grey Von Cannon.

In May 2025, New City Arts will present one hand washes the other, an exhibition of work by Vibha Vijay.

From April 4-19, 2025, New City Arts will present an exhibition of work by Ben W. Fey.

In March 2025, New City Arts will present an exhibition of work by Somé Louis.

From February 7-26, 2025, see Pattern & Plain Weave, Lauren William’s exhibition of new work, made during her Fall 2024 Research Residency.

In December 2024, New City Arts will present an exhibition of work by Christen Yates and Jacqui Stewart Lindstrom.

In November 2024, New City Arts, supported by UVA Arts & the Office of the Provost & the Vice Provost for the Arts, wll present an exhibition of work by Autumn Jefferson.

In October 2024, New City Arts will present an exhibition of work by Mimm Patterson

In September, New City Arts will present an exhibition of work by the 2024 New City Arts Fellows, Brielle DuFlon, Eboni Bugg, Elena Yu, and M. Pittman.

From July 5-25, 2024, New City Arts presents an exhibition by Spring 2024 Artist-in-Residence, Chandler Jennings.

above [collecting] below [detecting] above explores ideas of mapping and being mapped, surveillance, and the world beyond humans.

Growing from Phuong’s recent work, Nowhere, this exhibition will feature an all-consuming, immersive installation made of sewed and embroidered structures that visitors can weave through and be embraced by.

This video work explores survival under capitalism. This work unfolds in three parts: eating, being eaten, and eating oneself in order to survive (and the consequences of survival).

A portrait and conceptual project exploring womanhood & womanism, this exhibition seeks to unearth stereotypes and archetypes we unconsciously adopt as truism.

From February 2-22, 2024, New City Arts presents Empire Is Over: The Lewis, Clark, Sacajawea Cut-Ups, an exhibition by Fall 2023 Artist-in-Residence, Meesha Goldberg.

This exhibition will deploy site-responsive installation, drawing and projection to explore relationships between medium and content, past and present, individual and collective memory.

From November 3-22, New City Arts, supported by UVA Arts & the Office of the Provost & the Vice Provost for the Arts, will present an exhibition of prints by 5th Year UVA Aunspaugh Fellows, Maddie Butkovich + Claire Szeptycki.

Through mixed-media installation and vignette storytelling, this intimate exhibition explores the decomposition and evolution of a specific memory from the artist's childhood, re-contextualized under immigration growing pains and the multiplicity of compounded grief.

What is visual language/to whom is it speaking? Edie Read’s work wonders aloud and searches to understand its sources.

From August 4-24, 2023, New City Arts presents Shade is a place: relief is my form, a Clearing by MaKshya Tolbert.

From July 7-27, New City Arts presents Soft Spot, an exhibition featuring work by the 2023 New City Arts Fellows: Kia Wassenaar, Aidyn Mancenido, Eileen Johnson, Audrey Parks, and Rachel Austin.

From June 2-29, New City Arts presents loss.nothing.memorial, an exhibition by Ashon Crawley.

From May 5-25, New City Arts presents Fever Creek, an exhibition of prints by Jackson Taylor.

From April 25-28, New City Arts partnered with The Fralin’s Early Visions program to present work by students from the Cherry Avenue, Albemarle Campus Club, and Southwood Boys & Girls Clubs.

From April 7-22, New City Arts presents Essing, Fawning, Gawping, Hocking, Isling, Jostling, Keening, Legging, Moping, Nodding, Ooling, Putzing, Querling by Conrad Cheung.

From March 3-31, New City Arts presents Razed To Be Born Again by Jay Simple.

From February 3-24, New City Arts presents Salience, the sea, an exhibition by Sarah Lawson.

From January 6-27, New City Arts presents From Her to My Niece by JaVori Warren.

From December 2-22, New City Arts presents i decided to do nothing (about everything) by David Askew.