ANGEL ARCHIVES COLLECTIVE PRESENTS

MAY 29 - 30, 2026 · BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

ABOUT US

A creative collective curating alternative art exhibitions in Brooklyn

Angel Archives was born out of a lack of space in New York City for artists to show work outside of mainstream and blue-chip spheres. Founded in 2025 by Emma Long and Audrey Roloff, the group hosts multidisciplinary exhibitions and projects outside of the accepted art world, fostering original and creative dialogue away from profit-focused industries.

OUR MISSION

Expand artistic dialogue beyond gallery and museum walls

Our mission is to create opportunities that allow early-career and underrepresented artists to show their work to the public and be in conversation with one another.Art must be able to exist under the conditions of honest creativity, challenging dialogue, inclusive community, and caring connection. It is fundamental that artists have the ability to share their visions, ideas, and selves without ties to corporate interests and greater structures of capitalism.







UPCOMING EXHIBITION

MAY 29, 6 - 9PM · MAY 30, 12 - 9PM · LIVE PERFORMANCES AT 7PM

PSYCHOSPHERE explores the psychic communion of all beings: the mythological motifs, collective images, and cerebral webs of communal sentiment.From Jung’s archetypes, to ecological beliefs in a shared psyche, to our own personal interpretations, we desire to capture an artistic and diverse view of the collective consciousness. This exhibition is an intentional effort to come together in community to create art, resisting fascist ideology, which asks us to disconnect from ourselves and the mystic web of collective thought.Featured Artists Include: Audrey Roloff · Emma Long · Nora Nucullaj · Lis Sundberg · Claudia Bonaccorsi · Joseph L. Cox · Aqua Rose · Leah Limpert Walt · Liz Roff · Rachel Wilkins · Gianfranco Bello · Germán Rojas · Charlie Rudalavage · Peter Tresnan · Emmaline Hamilton · Deni Artemisa Espinoza · Olivia Hicolaou · Sage Klein · Marley Howard · Amanda Kelly · Rajesh Nandwani · Xingjian Ding · Isabella Choi · Daniella Porras-Sholes · Persephone Roe · Jacob Hartman · Logan Normandeau · Jac Clayton · Juno Quigley · Margherita Corsi · Coralia



PAST EXHIBITIONS

ANGELS

July 17, 2025 · Studio 45, East Williamsburg

Our debut exhibition, ANGELS investigated the concept of the angel: as celestial intermediaries, protectors, and guides, reflecting upon the enduring presence of the spirit after death. Featuring work from 18 artists working within a diverse range of mediums, the exhibition reflected a varied inquiry into personal experiences of grief, sacred presences, and the unseen.Featured Artists Included: Audrey Roloff · Ashley Walia · Autumn Kidd · Charlie Rudalavage · Claire Porter Manning · EC Brooks · Eden Weinstein · Emma Long · Fiona Murphy · Jade Groobman · Julia Rose · Kaden Bard Dawson · Megan Liz Smith · Sara Carlsen · Sharon Yalan Li · pszygy · and Why? Why Not? Because! Henry Davis & Charlotte Davis





EXHIBITING ARTISTS

Audrey Roloff
Reverie Unseen, 2026, Projection Mapping, dimensions variable
Emma Long
Untitled, 2026, Charcoal on Canvas
Leah Limpert Walt
Dragon Flight, 2025, oil on mounted canvas, 10x10"
Emmaline Hamilton
As Above, So Below, 2025, oil on wood panel, 6" x 11"
Sage Klein
cartoon, 2024-2025, mixed media video, 7 min 20 sec
Jacob Frederick Hartman
Get a Handle on Your Life, 2025, mixed media assemblage, 43 x 24"
Clayton
Untitled (Toilet Paper Roll From the Deli by My Old Apartment on Greene Avenue), 2025, found objects, brown ink
Gianfranco Bello
FOR, 2025, film, 16:9
Xingjian Ding
Shepherd, 2025, mixed media on canvas, 32 x 40"
Charlie Rudalavage
The Internet, 2022, oil on drop cloth, 40 x 40"
Isabella Choi
umbrella and bird, 2024, egg tempera on masonite, 10 x 8"
Persephone Roe
Heavenly Bridegroom, 2025-2026, acrylic, linen, and steel, dimensions variable
Peter Tresnan
Lost, 2026, oil on canvas, 16 x 10"
Rachel Wilkins
Sanslalia, 2026, oil on canvas, 30" x 44"
Olivia Hicolaou
Ariadne, 2026, looping video on CRT on pedestal
Marley Howard
Do I Water You or Me?, 2025, collage, 18 x 14"
Daniella Porras-Sholes
Table for Two, 2025, paper sculpture
Deni Artemisa Espinoza
81007008052, 2025, found objects, engineered wood, plexiglass, 26" x 3" x 13"
Liz Roff
Unapologetically Present, 2025, metal framework, recycled fabric, wire, embroidery thread, foraged branches, 40" x 25"
German Rojas
Mondegreen Compass, 2025, oil on canvas panel, 8 x 10"
Amanda Kelly
Untitled, 2026, concrete, wire, and moss, 6 x 6 x 3"
Rajesh Nandwani
Correfoc, 2021, acrylic, oil paint, oil pastels and chalk pastels on canvas, 24 x 36"
Logan Normandeau
Where Wishes Go, 2026, silver gelatin print, 8 x 10"
Aqua Rose
Earthling, 2023-2026, photography on velvet, 34 x 54"
Juno Quigley
undertow, 2025, screen printed monotype on paper, 12" x 9"
Nora Nucullaj
Stretched, 2022, collagraph print, 11x15 in. unframed
Lis Sundberg and Claudia Bonaccorsi
Untitled, 2026, mixed-media participatory book, dimensions variable
Joseph L. Cox
[VOID_//error] : Contrivance, 2026, Multimedia Sculptural Relief, H 25" x W 25" x D 8"
Coralia
Performing Artist
Coralia recontextualises Swedish and Irish folk traditions into an electroacoustic sphere of electronic and improvisatory sound.
Desire Paths n.2
Performing Artist
A graphic score exploring the natural human impulse to break free from established patterns, tracing a sonic journey from individual isolation toward collective connection and mutual understanding.

Press · BKReader · July 14, 2025

18 Artists Reimagine Angels in Brooklyn Exhibition

Angel Archives presented its group exhibition Angels on July 17 at Studio 45 in East Williamsburg, featuring 18 artists working in a variety of mediums, each exploring the concept of angels as protectors, guides and enduring spiritual presences.

The exhibition examined personal experiences of grief, sacred imagery and unseen forces — including themes of religiosity, purity, sirens and the tension between the unreachable and the real.

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