Studio 205 is a shared Bushwick, Brooklyn studio and occasional exhibition space used by sculptor Sutton Murray, born in 1993, whose work assembles found and harvested industrial materials into collaged, kinetically fixed forms exploring materiality as a vehicle for memory. Murray has shown work from the studio alongside collaborator Natalie Fizer, including presentations such as "Rhyme or Reason" and "Fragments and Discards," opened to the public during Brooklyn's open-studio circuit. The space functions less as a commercial gallery than as a working studio that periodically opens its doors for informal, artist-run shows.