Phenomena Project

Phenomena project is a non-profit organization based in New York City which exists to suggest a different way to consider the world around us. Contemporary art is a catalyst of social progress and this is the central core of Phenomena’s mission.
The most recent projects organized for Trinity Museum show its commitment to these intentions. The group exhibition All Insignificant Things Must Disappear offered alternative ways to see the volatility of our recent past during the financial crisis, fostering discussion for the road ahead.
The second show Writes of Passage related to how we express ourselves through the written word in our rapidly evolving technological age.
This current project at the National Arts Club is a more intuitive response to the role of art in society. It is a dive into the sphere of social relationships and our painted surroundings; Phenomena invites the exhibition guests to do the same! The overwrought romanticism of I love you so much that even when you are lying next to me I miss you refers to the feelings that we have toward the greatest of artistic mediums. What else if not love, to achieve social progress…