Matthew Brown is pleased to announce Flame of Vapor, a solo exhibition of new paintings and drawings by Los Angeles-based artist Kent O’Connor at the gallery’s New York location. Working across the traditional painting genres of portraiture, landscape, and still life, O’Connor prioritizes deep observation and engagement, emphasizing the essential presence […]
Dustin Emory: Mourning Sun @ Fredericks & Freiser, NYC
Fredericks & Freiser and Margot Samel are pleased to present Mourning Sun, a solo exhibition by Dustin Emory (b.1999, Atlanta, Georgia), spanning both gallery spaces in New York. This marks Emory’s first solo exhibition with each gallery, and his debut in New York.
Anne Buckwalter Finds Movement in “Still Life at Home”
SOCO Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Still Life at Home, a solo exhibition of new gouache on panel and gouache on paper works by artist Anne Buckwalter.
Adrian Kay Wong Says “Same Time, Same Place” In the Bay Area
Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present Same Time, Same Place, a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Adrian Kay Wong. Returning for his second solo exhibition with the gallery, Wong invites the viewer into the still moments of his paintings. Reintroducing the human form to the recent works, Wong’s paintings […]
Jang Seungkeun “Flesh on canvas” @ Everyday Mooonday, Seoul
Jang Seungkeun’s paintings do not follow the familiar forms of objects. Instead, they capture fleeting impressions and sensations, unfolding them across the canvas. The shapes in his works gather and disperse, take form and then dissolve, softening the boundaries of the pictorial space. This process not only records traces of […]
Caroline Walker and “The Holiday Park”
GRIMM is pleased to announce The Holiday Park, a solo exhibition of new paintings and drawings by British artist Caroline Walker. The exhibition is on view at the New York gallery from March 28 to May 3, 2025.
Emily Pettigrew: Painting in the Catskills 2021 – 2025 @ Fenimore Art Museum, Cooperstown
A representational painter whose work is distinguished by sparseness, subtlety, and timelessness, Emily Pettigrew’s pictures emanate a quiet reverence for both history and nature. Pettigrew’s narrative paintings, which depict lone or small groups of figures, landscapes, and American architecture, had their inception in her formative years in Maine. Pettigrew explains: “My […]
Danielle Orchard in Conversation with the Sculptures of Aristide Maillol
Lévy Gorvy Dayan is thrilled to announce an exhibition of new paintings by Danielle Orchard in conversation with sculptures by Aristide Maillol (1861–1944), on the Fifth Floor of 19 East 64th Street in New York. Staging a dialogue between painting and sculpture that is beyond time, the exhibition will represent […]
Katja Farin's “Tricksters”
Gaa is delighted to present Tricksters, a solo exhibition of new works by Katja Farin. Composed of a kaleidoscopic combination of new paintings and ceramic objects, Tricksters further communicates Farin’s reflection upon and theorization of humanity and human connection, centering cleverly layered narratives which exist somewhere between tangible and intangible realities. Tricksters marks Farin’s inaugural […]
In Sebas Velasco, The Morning Will Change Everything
Sebas Velasco’s paintings have an evocative power that’s akin to stumbling upon a hidden, nocturnal world—one that’s shadowed and raw, yet humming with a quiet vibrancy. There are the colors of the night and the echoes of youth culture, even in places that feel abandoned and empty. There is life […]