95 Gallon Gallery is a curatorial performance in a 95 gallon trash can.
The project is spearheaded by artists Dan Gausman (left) and Bradley Milligan (right), who together fabricated the eponymous 95 gallon trash can that houses the gallery.
Declaredly not a miniature gallery, the scale and distinct architecture of the space allow the artists we champion to push their practice into more immersive forms.
It is not our goal to operate outside of the art world but rather to engage within, differently.
95 Gallon is a labor of love by artists for artists.
Press:
Cultured, “Here Are the Seven Booths We’re Beelining to at NADA’s 2026 New York Edition” - 2026
Hyperallergic, “Between Tropes and Treats at NADA New York” - 2026
Impulse Magazine, “Inside New York’s Rouge Project Spaces” Digital Cover - 2026
Art Net, “Pour One Out For The Galleries That Closed in 2025” - 2025
White Hot Magazine, “New York Art Week 2025: Highlights from the Art Fairs” - 2025