Anonymous Gallery has closed its summer exhibition 'Trace', a collective presentation of six artists that ran from July 1 to August 7, 2026, at 136 Baxter Street in New York. The gallery announced the close in a newsletter issued on the final day of the run, noting that it will now be closed for summer break while remaining available by appointment.
According to the gallery’s exhibition page, 'Trace' brought together works by N. Dash, Mitchell Kehe, Lotus Kang, Grant Mooney, Iris Touliatou, and Minh Lan Tran. The site describes the show as a group exhibition of six artists and says it was organized around practices that “explore and record the passage of” something, though the publicly available text cuts off before completing that description. The gallery also listed an inauguration on July 2, reinforcing the summer timing of the project.
The exhibition was presented by Anonymous Gallery, which describes itself as a platform for contemporary art, public art, and community involvement, with locations in New York and Mexico City. Its New York address is 136 Baxter Street, a site the gallery has used for a series of recent exhibitions and related programming. In its newsletter, the gallery also gave summer hours as Tuesday through Friday from 12 to 6 p.m. during the run of 'Trace'.
The closing notice came alongside a brief look ahead to the gallery’s fall season. Anonymous Gallery said its next exhibitions at 136 Baxter Street will feature Dozie Kanu in September and October 2026, followed by Débora Delmar in November and December 2026. The newsletter directed further inquiries about exhibitions, available artworks, and press to hello@anonymousgallery.com.
Although the source material offers limited curatorial detail, 'Trace' appears to fit within Anonymous Gallery’s broader program of ambitious contemporary art projects. The gallery’s website says it is committed to presenting emerging, mid-career, and historically significant artists, and its current and past programming includes both individual and collective exhibitions. In that context, the six-person lineup of 'Trace' brought together artists whose practices were grouped under a shared exhibition title rather than separated into solo sections.
The gallery’s public pages also note a difference of one day between the exhibition listing and the newsletter: the website lists 'Trace' as running July 1 through August 8, 2026, while the closing email marks the end date as August 7. The exhibition announcement page and newsletter agree on the venue, artist list, and New York address, and both place the project in the gallery’s Baxter Street program before the summer break begins.
