Like the Spice exhibitions, 2006–2012

Exhibitions at 224 Roebling Street

Every exhibition documented at Like the Spice Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, from Baltimore meets Brooklyn in June 2006 to 224: A Group Exhibition in June 2012: 57 shows in the gallery, plus off-site curations and art fairs. Marisa Sage's own count is “over 65 exhibitions between 2006 and 2012”.^[source]

Dates are as the gallery published them on its Past Exhibitions page. Where sources disagree the date is marked approx. rather than guessed.

2006 4 exhibitions

Exhibition	Artists	Dates	Source
Baltimore meets Brooklyn The first exhibition.	Group exhibition	June 30 – July 30, 2006	source
The Reality of Fantasy	Group exhibition	Aug 11 – Oct 1, 2006	source
Para.ska.vede.ka.tria.pho.bia	Group exhibition	Oct 13 – Nov 24, 2006	source
Assemblage, Bricolage, and Collage	Group exhibition	Dec 1, 2006 – Jan 14, 2007	source

2007 10 exhibitions

Exhibition	Artists	Dates	Source
Instant Gratification: A group show of digital art Artists as listed on the gallery's postcard.	Andrea Ackerman, Anna Druzcz, Danielle Ezzo, Jordan Kleinman, Brian LaRossa, Chadwick Whitehead	Jan 12 – Feb 17, 2007	source
Between You and Me (images from the I & Thou archive)	Johnna MacArthur	Feb 23 – Mar 24, 2007	source
Organized Religion	Group exhibition	Apr 6 – May 5, 2007	source
Without Memory	Gaby Steiner	May 25 – June 10, 2007	source
Most Triumphant Sources give three different opening dates.	Liz Brown	Summer 2007 (about June – Aug 5) approx.	source
Drawn & Quartered	Group exhibition	Aug 11 – Sep 2, 2007	source
Endemic Constructions	Anna Druzcz	Sep 14 – Oct 7, 2007	source
The Variegated Landscape	Group exhibition	Oct 12 – Nov 11, 2007	source
Fleshpot Paired with the third Artist Dinner.	Jason Bryant	Nov 16 – Dec 14, 2007	source
Deer Art: Animal Imagery in Contemporary Art	Group exhibition	Dec 15, 2007 – Feb 3, 2008	source

Like the Spice postcard for Instant Gratification, a group show of digital art, January 12 to February 17, 2007, listing Andrea Ackerman, Anna Druzcz, Danielle Ezzo, Jordan Kleinman, Brian LaRossa and Chadwick Whitehead, with the address 224 Roebling Street — Like the Spice announcement card for Instant Gratification, 2007 (cropped). Card artwork by one of the exhibiting artists, from the gallery's archived website.

2008 9 exhibitions

Exhibition	Artists	Dates	Source
Flip The gallery's list gives a later closing date (Apr 30).	Rachel Beach, Nora Herting	Feb 8 – about Mar 30, 2008 approx.	source
There There	Group exhibition	Apr 11 – May 11, 2008	source
Force Against Force The show page says it ran to June 15.	Eric LoPresti	May 16 – about June 8, 2008 approx.	source
After Everything: Gay Directions in New Art Curated by Dylan Peet.	Joseph Heidecker, Clarke Jackson, Sean M. Johnson, Darren Lee Miller, Ian O'Phelan, Jesse Finley Reed, Christopher Schulz, Steed Taylor	June 20 – July 6, 2008	source
Forming Lines: Translations Between Drawing and Sculpture	Rachel Beach, Seth Cohen, Beka Goedde, Dean Goelz, Abby Goodman, Barry Hazard, Allie Rex, Marc André Robinson, Rodger Stevens, Kathleen Vance	July 25 – Aug 31, 2008	source
Migrations	Dean Goelz	Sep 12 – Oct 5, 2008	source
Synasthesia	Nicki Stager	Oct 10 – Nov 9, 2008	source
OMGWTF	Liz Brown	Nov 14 – Dec 7, 2008	source
It's A Small World	Rachel Beach, Liz Brown, Allison Edge, Sean Flannigan, Abby Goodman, Barry Hazard, Brian LaRossa, Marcus Morales, Andrew Neyer, Ross Racine, Masha Ryskin, Nicki Stager, Steven Tabbutt, Mike Turzanski, Jon Vermilyea, Chadwick Whitehead and others	Dec 12, 2008 – Jan 4, 2009	source

Dean Goelz sculpture from Migrations: three figures with human heads on goose-like bodies standing on a plinth — Dean Goelz, from Migrations, 2008. Courtesy of the artist, from the gallery's archived website.

2009 10 exhibitions

Exhibition	Artists	Dates	Source
Abrasions Jenny Morgan's first solo show at LTS.	Jenny Morgan	Jan 9 – Feb 8, 2009	source
Dubai Underground (with Mezze)	Hind Mezaina, Sheikha Bin Daher, Jalal Abu Thina, John Hollingsworth, Mohamed Somji, Khalid Mezaina, Reem Al Ghaith	Feb 13 – Mar 1, 2009	source
Towers & Portals Exact run not documented.	Rachel Beach	March 2009 (announced to open March 7) approx.	source
Crystal Days	Allison Edge	Apr 18 – May 17, 2009	source
Dirty Dirty Love Extended from June 21.	Reuben Negrón	May 22 – July 12, 2009	source
Off the Clock: The Artist's Assistant Show	Rachel Beach, Jason Bryant, Allison Edge, Charlie Ledbetter, Jenny Morgan, David Mramor, Reuben Negrón	July 17 – Sep 5, 2009	source
Fade Eric LoPresti's second LTS solo show; the show page says Oct 11.	Eric LoPresti	Sep 11 – about Oct 4, 2009 approx.	source
The Beaded Curtain	Dean Goelz	Oct 9 – Nov 8, 2009	source
Civil Union	Jenny Morgan, David Mramor	Nov 13 – Dec 13, 2009	source
Exposure	Michelle Hinebrook, Nicki Stager	Dec 18, 2009 – Jan 17, 2010	source

Rachel Beach wall sculpture from Towers & Portals: a pink cloud-shaped panel framed by a row of yellow scrolls — Rachel Beach, from Towers & Portals, 2009. Courtesy of the artist, from the gallery's archived website.

2010 9 exhibitions

Exhibition	Artists	Dates	Source
Climate Untamed	Bennett Morris	Jan 22 – Feb 28, 2010	source
The World We Live In, The Worlds We Create	Group exhibition	Mar 12 – Apr 11, 2010	source
The Homeless Boys Social Club 179 new pieces; extended.	Greg Haberny	Apr 16 – June 6, 2010	source
Marked: A Show of Figure Six artists; Brendan Lott is the one named in the press.	Brendan Lott	June 11 – Aug 8, 2010	source
Drifting Away The fourth annual Summer Sampler.	Gallery artists	Aug 13 – Sep 5, 2010	source
Shards	Treasure Frey	Sep 10 – Oct 3, 2010	source
Pregnancy Pact	Chino Amobi	Oct 8 – Nov 14, 2010	source
Formal: A Dirty Word?	Kinga Czerska, Sean Micka, David E. Peterson, Allie Rex, Thomas Spoerndle, Andrew Havenhand, Nicki Stager	Nov 19 – Dec 30, 2010	source
Wonderwall Opening given as Dec 12 (blog) or Dec 20 (site).	Allison Edge	December 2010 – Feb 6, 2011 approx.	source

Bennett Morris painting from Climate Untamed: a smoky, storm-lit landscape in red, pink and blue — Bennett Morris, from Climate Untamed, 2010. Courtesy of the artist, from the gallery's archived website.

Treasure Frey work from Shards: many striped strips of colour arranged into a spiralling tunnel — Treasure Frey, from Shards, 2010. Courtesy of the artist, from the gallery's archived website.

Chino Amobi painting from Pregnancy Pact: a dense, day-glo scene in yellow, red and green with bunting across the top — Chino Amobi, from Pregnancy Pact, 2010. Courtesy of the artist, from the gallery's archived website.

2011 11 exhibitions

Exhibition	Artists	Dates	Source
You Make Me Warm: A Photography Exhibition	Group exhibition	Jan 14 – Feb 8, 2011	source
Elder Kinder His first solo show.	Jason Bard Yarmosky	Feb 11 – Mar 7, 2011	source
Love's Labor Lost	Jason Bryant	Mar 11 – Apr 3, 2011	source
Different Country	Eric LoPresti	Apr 8 – May 8, 2011	source
One and the Many	Jenny Morgan	May 13 – June 19, 2011	source
Tectonics	Matt Stone	June 24 – July 31, 2011	source
5 for 5 on 5 The fifth-anniversary show; the blog announced it as “Never gonna let you down”.	Past LTS artists, one piece each	Aug 5 – 14, 2011	source
This House of Glass	Reuben Negrón	Sep 9 – Oct 9, 2011	source
Re/Deconstructing History	Group exhibition	Oct 14 – Nov 6, 2011	source
1 + 1 = 11	Brian LaRossa, Allie Rex	Nov 11 – Dec 4, 2011	source
Layer Current (Curate NYC 2011) The Curate NYC 2011 live exhibition for Brooklyn.	Wayne Adams, Mira Alibek, Joe Banish, Ian Addison Hall, Nicholas Horman, Tamiko Kawata, Rachel Kohn, Keira Kotler, MaryKate Maher, Lael Marshall, Christina Massey, Dana McClure, Hannah Mishin, Jay Paavonpera, Erik Sommer, Rosemary Taylor, Vadis Turner	Dec 8 – 18, 2011	source

Eric LoPresti, Halo (Nez Perce): a pale, washed landscape seen from above with a thin diamond outline drawn over it — Eric LoPresti, Halo (Nez Perce), shown in Different Country, 2011. Courtesy of the artist, from the gallery's archived website.

Matt Stone, Beacon: a tall, thin steel sculpture rising from a white base — Matt Stone, Beacon, shown in Tectonics, 2011. Courtesy of the artist, from the gallery's archived website.

2012 4 exhibitions

Exhibition	Artists	Dates	Source
Sutured	Joseph Heidecker, Robert Raphael, Vadis Turner, Richard Saja, Zoe Sheehan Saldana	February 2012 (opening about Feb 10) approx.	source
Arts Not Fair	LTS artists	Mar 9 – Apr 1, 2012	source
Cross-Reference	Hans + Gieves	Apr 20 – May 27, 2012	source
224: A Group Exhibition The final show. “As of June 22nd, the physical gallery space will be closed to the public.”	Jenny Morgan, Eric LoPresti, Allison Edge, Brian LaRossa, Allie Rex, Reuben Negrón, Treasure Frey, Gieves Anderson, Jessica Stoller, Chino Amobi, Jason Bryant, Joseph Heidecker, Matt Stone, Hans + Gieves, Dean Goelz	June 8 – 22, 2012	source

Hans + Gieves, Cross-Reference: dark diagonal strokes painted across a pale photographic print — Hans + Gieves, Cross-Reference (oil on C-print), 2012. Courtesy of the artists, from the gallery's archived website.

Off-site curations and other projects

2008 Have You Seen the Horizon Lately?, Leo Kesting Gallery, 812 Washington Street. July 17 – Aug 3, 2008. Rachel Beach, Liz Brown, Anna Druzcz, Allison Edge, Dean Goelz, Nora Herting, Eric LoPresti, Ross Racine and Nicki Stager. ^[source]
2009 Rachel Beach & Nicole Stager, 92nd Street Y Tribeca. From March 19. ^[source]
2009 Colette Robbins & Dean Goelz, 92YTribeca. May 2009. ^[source]
2009 44B, 44 Berry Street, with aptsandlofts.com. Opened June 4, 2009; Marisa Sage sat on the curatorial panel. ^[source]
2009 NotMiami2009, Like the Spice, downstairs level. December 2009. ^[source]
2010 Skowhegan alumni exhibition, 92YTribeca. January 2010. Co-curated by Marisa Sage with Grace Evans (Zach Feuer Gallery) and Christina Ray (Glowlab). ^[source]
2010 Nora Herting: Free Sitting, Armory week event. March 6, 2010. ^[source]
2010 Like the Spice at the Roger Smith Hotel, The Roger Smith Hotel. Mar 19 – Apr 18, 2010. ^[source]
2010 Off the Clock 2010, 92YTribeca. Oct 14 – Dec 12, 2010. ^[source]
n.d. Chelsea Art Museum, Chelsea Art Museum. Named as a venue on the gallery's About page; date not found. ^[source]

Art fairs

Fountain Miami (2007) · Bridge (2008, 2009) · Affordable Art Fair (2009, 2010) · NEXT Chicago (2010) · Scope Miami (2010, booth D-08; 2011, booth C06) · Scope New York (2011) · artMRKT San Francisco (2011, 2012) · artMRKT Hamptons (2011)

Programs

The Monthly Artist Dinner Series; Williamsburg Second Fridays (“Williamsburg Every Second”); a First Fridays new-artist silent auction; Like the Spice Editions and the Spring Collector's Edition Set; a podcast; and the blog, Like the Spice Gallery Events.^[source]