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Spring Break Art Show Takes Over Former CBS News Offices with 'Hide 'n Seek' Theme

festival-fair · 2026-09-25

The Spring Break Art Show has made its return to New York, taking place at the previous CBS News headquarters located at 555 West 57th Street in Hell's Kitchen. This year's theme, 'Hide 'n Seek,' presents a complex layout featuring concealed spaces for displaying art. Co-founder Andrew Gori remarked on September 24 that the CBS venue aligns more closely with the theme compared to TriBeCa. Additionally, Slow Factory's independent media initiative, Everything Is Political, has established The People's Newsroom in a former CBS studio, allowing visitors to share news. Among the exhibits is Luke Ivy Price's 'Miss Wilma Cleans the Dryers' (2026), curated by Ryan Bock, which highlights undervalued labor. The event continues Spring Break's commitment to intertwining art with political discourse.

Key facts

  • Spring Break Art Show is held at 555 West 57th Street in Hell's Kitchen, New York.
  • The venue is the former CBS News offices, which hosted 60 Minutes, CBS Sports, and Inside Edition until earlier this year.
  • The 2026 theme is 'Hide 'n Seek,' matching the circuitous floor plan with dead-ends and hidden nooks.
  • Co-founders Andrew Gori and Ambre Kelly organized the fair; Gori spoke to Hyperallergic on Thursday, September 24.
  • Slow Factory's Everything Is Political project created The People's Newsroom in an old CBS recording studio.
  • Artist Luke Ivy Price's work 'Miss Wilma Cleans the Dryers' (2026) is curated by Ryan Bock and focuses on maintenance labor.
  • The fair was offered a chance to return to TriBeCa but chose the CBS building instead.
  • The theme prompted discussions on labor, equity, privacy, obfuscated histories, and body politics.

Entities

Artists

  • Andrew Gori
  • Ambre Kelly
  • Luke Ivy Price
  • Ryan Bock

Institutions

  • Spring Break Art Show
  • CBS News
  • 60 Minutes
  • CBS Sports
  • Inside Edition
  • Slow Factory
  • Everything Is Political
  • The People's Newsroom
  • Hyperallergic

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • Hell's Kitchen
  • 555 West 57th Street
  • TriBeCa

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