The Luxembourg Institute for Artistic Research NYC is a not for profit organisation in the good spirit of the European Kunsthalle run by Casey Detrow and Vince Tillotson.

LIAR is a platform in New York City that supports cultural exchange between Luxembourg and the United States by organising exhibitions, residencies, and events.

For press inquiries, questions, collaborations, or to just say hello, please email us at detrow@liar-nyc.com or tillotson@liar-nyc.com.

 
STRONGER THAN MEMORY AND WEAKER THAN DEWDROPS, their first institutional solo exhibition at @casinoluxembourg September 21 to January 22, was a multimedia exhibition based on and merged with contemporary poetry to express current affairs in the worl
Karolina Markiewicz and Pascal Piron’s collaborative work creates links between film, visual arts and theater. At the center is the individual person as part of a human community, oscillating between resignation and hope. Since the beginning of
Pleased to share that the @karolinamarkiewiczpascalpiron show is extended until September 3rd! More info on the work 🌐liar-nyc.com🌐
Now open and live, the solo exhibition « Irreality » featuring work by @karolinamarkiewiczpascalpiron is viewable online at liar-nyc.com (link in bio) and at 63 Orchard Street, M-F, 10am-7pm.
Opening tomorrow! Irreality, a new work by @karolinamarkiewiczpascalpiron. On view 17 June - 18 August at 63 Orchard Street and online at liar-nyc.com 🌻
Please join us on June 17th, 5pm, for the opening of our new space and solo exhibition featuring work by Karolina Markiewicz and Pascal Piron. This opus is a labor of love, and we are so very proud to share it with you. Email/details/links to follo
Hunnies, we’re home! Our new, permanent space is complete at 63 Orchard Street. Exhibition forthcoming! Come say hi in the meantime.
SAW HORSES AND PONIES: A 21ST CENTURY TAIL is the first intramuros exhibition for the Luxembourg Institute for Artistic Research. Previously exhibiting works by Luxembourgish and North American artists online and in gallery windows on Manhattan&rsq
In SAW HORSES AND PONIES: A 21ST CENTURY TAIL, artist Mike Bourscheid turns masked interactions with adorned, coiffed gloves into an ontological study. Reflecting on his own individuality vis-à-vis the other, and — via the gloves-turne
So happy to open our new space with the work of Mike Bourscheid. SAW HORSES AND PONIES: A 21ST CENTURY TAIL is up through May 31 at 113 Division Street. @bourscheidmike