Bank Art Gallery will reopen on Friday, May 8 from 6 to 9 pm with the launch of a new living exhibition, a dynamic approach that reimagines the gallery as an​ environment where art is not fixed in time, but continues to evolve and expand.

The reopening will include the presence of Retablo for Body and Mind, a monumental​ installation by Andrés San Millán currently in progress within the gallery. The work,​ already drawing significant attention, will be on view as part of the opening night​ experience.

The new living exhibition transforms the gallery into an active, ongoing space where​ artwork is not confined to a single opening and closing date, but instead rotates,​ expands, and evolves over time. Designed to encourage repeat visits and deeper​ engagement, the gallery will remain fully installed while continuously shifting.​

Set within the historic former Newburgh Savings Bank, the gallery’s architecture continues to play a central role in how work is experienced, with large-scale and immersive pieces becoming part of the environment itself.

Opening night on May 8 marks the beginning of this new chapter, welcoming the public​ back into a space built around continuity, presence, and return.