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07/15/2025

Caryn Cast is an active creative who knows what she wants for her city! With New York City's primary behind us and a Zohran vs Cuomo rematch on the horizon, is the time to keep our foot on the gas on support a cause that benefits those who need it the most!

Check out this piece on the print that presses forward in our current political shift.

Article by Akeem K. Duncan.

Check it out on www.quietlunch.com

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06/12/2024

BARBARIC YAWP: PART DEUX
BY BORIS BERNARD.

OPENING RECEPTION | THURSDAY | JUNE 13TH | 7‐9 PM
THE YARD | 157 13TH STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11215

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A twice in a lifetime exhibition, BARBARIC YAWP: PART DEUX is yet another journey through the creative spectrum of Boris Bernard. The last time we paid a visit was a decade ago in the summer of 2014 in the famed crumbling Camelot that is Chelsea, Manhattan. BARBARIC YAWP, in its first iteration, was an early snapshot of what would develop into a multifaceted practice and way of life. Spearheading his own Pop S**t! movement, Bernard has only fine tuned his vision into a brilliant counterculture that deconstructs every layer of ideology and iconography that barely holds together our broken society.

Featuring a carefully selected collection of works that reflect on the last ten years of Bernard's career, BARBARIC YAWP: PART DEUX is less of a retrospective and more of a celebration of a hand wrought legacy that is currently standing the test of time. It isn't often that we witness such an undying desire to redefine paradigms and shift the narrative. Bernard is the student of life who wants to burn the school to the ground. This grand gesture, this meaningful mission that involves ripping it all apart and putting it back together again, innately echoes our need to own our now and to once again release our own BARBARIC YAWP.

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05/28/2024

FOR JASMINE...
THURSDAY | MAY 30TH | 7-9 PM
117 EAST 24TH STREET
FLATIRON/NOMAD NYC

Grief is a poignant and peculiar thing that makes you sleep during the day while still keeping you up at night. In fact, it often renders time seamless. You find yourself drowning in an ocean of minutes, hours, weeks, and months. You struggle to keep your head above water; you struggle to remain present. This isn't just an individual experience but a collective one at large. An entire community can find themselves under an umbrella of mourning. However, from the mortal downpours, blossoms new understandings of life and what it means to truly live and grow.

Even in death, we still live. Even in death, we still grow.

For Jasmine… is proof. Featuring Rebecca Brosnan, Denise Lara, Sehej Dasan and Clockwork Crosby, this limited time tribute exhibition is a celebration of the life of Jasmine Paris DeGroat and her legacy which continues to grow through those who continue to love and care for her even after she has transcended. For Jasmine… will be on display at Solas Studios until June 4th.

The opening reception takes place Thursday, May 30th, at Solas Studios (117 East 24th Street, FLATIRON/NOMAD NYC) from 7 PM - 9 PM. Soundtrack will be provided by Nas Leber.

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02/08/2024

LAST DAY to see solo exhibition at !

Closing reception tonight 7-9 PM! 117 E 24th St 2nd floor, New York, NY 10010

And them Quiet Lunch went you!

In the meantime, visit www.quietlunch.com and check out awesome Q&A with Shawn!

02/06/2024

STAFF UPDATE! We're happy to announce that we have a new Managing Editor and her name is Merray Gerges! New Year, New M.E.!

Merray Gerges is an Egyptian essayist, editor, and writing teacher. While studying art history at the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design, she co-founded and edited CRIT, a free biannual print-only criticism publication. At C Magazine, she conceptualized and edited themed print issues addressing facets of systemic change in the art world. She moved to New York to complete her MFA in narrative nonfiction at New York University, and has been secretly working on a series of longform personal essays. In addition to Quiet Lunch, she is also an Associate Editor at Momus.

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