Gallery Particulier Group Show: My Land, My Village, My Heart

Gallery Particulier presents My Land, My Village, My Heart – a group show Gallery Particulier Group Show, Part of Artmageddon 2026 Gallery Particulier is proud to take part in Artmageddon 2026, the world’s biggest free art and music festival. Returning to Brooklyn for a full month of creativity, it culminates in a single day of celebration on October 4. Artmageddon is a project of Rob Elstein’s Beautify Brooklyn and takes place throughout Central Brooklyn. You can find the full festival map and lineup at beautifybrooklyn.org. For our part, we’re presenting a group show of Gallery Particulier artists: My Land, My Village, My Heart. Come spend the day with us, meet the artists, and discover art all across the neighborhood. And celebrate with the artists from 5-7PM with drinks and bites. My Land, My Village, My Heart brings together artists whose work explores place, memory, belonging, and the landscapes, real and imagined, that shape us. The group exhibition introduces Indigenous Canadian artist Sarah Gibeault, whose delicate Sea Villages evokes fragile coastal worlds suspended between land and water. She is joined by Noah Bassman, Wennie Huang, Ronen Gamil, and Yoshiko Mukai Williamson, who makes her debut with Gallery Particulier. Together, their very different approaches create a conversation about home, community, nature, migration, and the places we carry with us. We’re thrilled to introduce Sarah Gibeault, an indigenous Canadian artist, and her extraordinary work which will be exhibited in this show. Artists participating: Sarah Gibeault Ronen Gamil Yoshiko Mukai Williamson Lupe Cariño Noah Bassman Catalog: https://canva.link/q2glcgfd1s2th7u October 4 to November 19, 2026 281 Maple St, 2nd floor, Brooklyn open to all ages Sea Village by Sarah Gibeault Nothing Compares by Wennie Huang Prohibited vs Protected Species by Ronen Gamil Textile Art by Yoshiko Mukai Wiliamson Water Tower by Noah Bassman Told in three acts, the work is as hybrid as the performer behind it. Part memoir, part performance, and part recital, this monodrama explores the innate courage found in the full exploration of the self in a world designed to hide it from you. Good Church Boys Do Not Become Artists explores the marriage between words and song, calling up the question: what does it mean for a queer Black American classical singer to not just be an interpreter of music, but a creator of music and worlds, blurring the line between interpreter, creator, librettist, singer and composer into a complete whole? Featuring the music of Roland Hayes, James Dargan, Mary Prescott, Jay St. Flono and Patricia Ellen Turner, Good Church Boys Do Not Become Artists hurls the audience into a defiant act of realization and self-discovery. Artists Who is Performing? Jay Saint Flono, artist-in-residence & sopranista Giulia Magarelli, pianist And featuring… Mishonna McCottry Tatianna Overton Other Know More CAN’T MAKE IT THIS TIME? WANT TO MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE NEXT EVENT WITH JAY? CHECK OUT THE RESIDENCY SCHEDULE BELOW: June 21st, 2026 at 7:00 pm at Pangea (New York, NY) ABOUT THE PATRICIA ELLEN SINGING ARTIST RESIDENCY: The Patricia Ellen Singing Artist Residency is focused on classically-trained and multi-genre singers (age 25 – 65+) who have not yet landed management and/or major performance contracts as solo artists. Applicants must demonstrate a desire to explore multidisciplinary expressions outside of the mainstream opera/classical music industry. Applicants are encouraged to think outside of the box as they create collaborative performance opportunities for themselves that are actively engaged with their respective communities and seek to break social barriers that impede artists from fully enjoying their careers. This residency is named for Patricia Ellen Moore-Turner, the late mother of Jay Saint Flono. Patricia was a classically-trained singing-artist and actress from Brooklyn, New York and a celebrated member of the National Association of Negro Musicians. Patricia studied Voice under operatic tenor Chauncey Northern at the Northern Vocal Art School (CAMI Hall) and then Musical Theater & Vocal Performance under Charlene Wynkoop-Berry and Richard Harper at SUNY Old Westbury’s School of American Music Dance and Theater. She later specialized in Afro-American Sacred Music as a leading soloist, leading numerous artistic engagements in her community from the classroom to theatrical and site-specific performance spaces. ARE YOU UNABLE TO ATTEND, BUT STILL WOULD LIKE TO SUPPORT JAY AND THE PATRICIA ELLEN SINGING ARTIST RESIDENCY? MAKE A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION HERE! WHO IS PERFORMING? Jay Saint Flono, artist-in-residence & sopranista Jay St. Flono (sopranista) is a classical singer, actor, librettist and author from Brooklyn, New York. Having performed in both avant-garde and traditional productions, Jay has worked with artists such as Bill T. Jones in “Deep Blue Sea” (2021) and has appeared with NYC Opera, the Unsung Collective at Lincoln Center and in concert as a soloist with the Grace Chorale of Brooklyn and SugarHill Salon. Jay was a 2019-2021 Librettist Fellow with Composers and the Voice (AOP) where they completed the libretto, Spirit in the Vine. Giulia Magarelli, pianist Giulia Magarelli (she/her) is passionate, creative, and curious. Not only a classically trained pianist with two master’s degrees from Italian Conservatory, but also an eclectic mind, with a business-driven approach to music. Giulia created a new project that connects piano to yoga, plays the accordion, the organ and she has worked as cruise ship musician with MSC cruise lines. She has performed in several concert venues as piano soloist and piano accompanist. Her most recent productions include Cinderella with Vermont Barn Opera and NJ Zombie Opera’s show. Giulia speaks seven languages and works as a freelance interpreter as well. And featuring… Mishonna McCottry Tatianna Overton Gallery Particulier presents A Killer Queen Opera Evening of Music by Jay St Flono Following their acclaimed presentation of Madam at Gallery Particulier last year, Killer Queen Opera returns on May 21 at 7:00 p.m. for a special recital. This new program continues the company’s commitment to intimate, emotionally resonant performance, This recital places St. Flono fully at the helm as performer, composer, and storyteller. The program weaves together original compositions and selected works into a deeply personal arc, tracing the evolution of an artist’s voice across formative moments. Set within the intimate space of Gallery Particulier, the evening emphasizes proximity and warmth, hallmarks of both Killer Queen Opera’s approach and the gallery’s ongoing commitment to bringing art directly into the community. A talkback with the artist will follow the performance, opening a space for reflection and exchange. Jay St Flono brings together a dynamic mix of classical training and contemporary sensibility, carrying forward Killer Queen Opera’s distinctive approach to storytelling through music. A conversation with the artist will follow the performance, creating space for dialogue and engagement with the work. May 21, 2026 at 7PM for a special recital Artists Featured Artists Lorem Ipsum Consectetuer Adipiscing Aliquam Tin Vestibulum Auctor Dapibus Neque Nunc Risus Dapibus Neque Nunc Risus Lorem Ipsum Consectetuer Adipiscing Aliquam Tin Vestibulum Auctor Other Exhibitions Exhibition Preview Address 1234 Divi St. #1000 San Francisco, CA 23514, USA (246) 351-3613 Open Hours Monday – Friday: 10am – 5pm Weekends: 10am – 9pm Holidays: Closed Follow facebooktwittergoogle-plusinstagram Subscribe