Washington, D.C. – Morton Fine Art is pleased to announce Take Me to the Water, a solo exhibition of mixed-media paintings by the artist Kesha Bruce. An intuitive combination of painting, collage and textile art, Bruce’s work represents the culmination of a holistic creative practice developed by the artist over…
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NEW YORK, 8 SEPTEMBER 2022 – The enormous potential for creative and rewarding collaborations with artists and galleries was integral to Noah Horowitz’s appointment as Worldwide Head of Gallery and Private Dealer Services in September 2021. This holistic approach will now be fully manifested in a new, specially-devised sale format, Artist’s Choice –…
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Celebrating improvisation, freedom of imagination, and a continuous process of self-discovery through making, St. Louis, and Accra-based Basil Kincaid is a post-disciplinary artist known for textile compositions that mine what he calls a “spiritual inheritance.” On September 7, 2022, Venus Over Manhattan will present River, Frog and Crescent Moon, the artist’s first New…
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Vito Schnabel Gallery is pleased to announce its first solo exhibition with noted Spanish artist Jorge Galindo. Debuting a jubilant new suite of monumental flower paintings, Jorge Galindo: Verbena continues the artist’s ongoing exploration of flora and its representation in art across centuries and genres. Titled after the small, wild vervain plant…
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New York – Female painters, Anne Ramsdell Congdon and March Avery, achieved resounding success at Bonhams American Art auction on August 24 in New York, the department’s first ever summer sale. Achieving an auction world record, Karla Drawing by March Avery (b. 1932) sold for $40,695, more than six times…
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New York, August 16, 2022 – Pace is pleased to announce its global representation of Matthew Day Jackson, whose decades long explorations of varied histories, technological phenomena, and modes of mythmaking have evolved into a multi-faceted practice spanning sculpture, painting, photography, performance, and installation. Jackson will have his debut presentation…
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Ross Ryan takes visitors to The Scottish Gallery on a journey from Crinan to Catterline this September. Balancing the life of a sailor and painter, Ross has spent 3 years predominantly painting outside, often on deck of his 1947 wooden fishing boat t he Sgrabh. Since studying at Grays School…
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Michael Werner Gallery, London is pleased to present Ti Zwazo Clarendon: You Can Go Home Again; You Just Can’t Stay, the first solo exhibition in Europe of works by Haitian-American artist Andy Robert. Through accumulation, stacking, shifts in perspective and scale, rhythm and repetition, Robert experiments with color, line, and grids,…
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Forty years after his death, French artist of Polish descent Emanuel Proweller (1918-1981) is the subject of a first U.S. solo presentation since 1963. Celebrated for bright, geometric paintings that announced the arrival of La Nouvelle Figuration in Paris, Proweller pioneered a style that presaged the bold, iconic Pop works of his American…
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Known for his graphic compositions that feature abstracted poodles, Susumu Kamijo will present a suite of new paintings at Venus Over Manhattan’s Great Jones Street location, beginning on 12 October 2022. For his first project with the gallery, Kamijo introduces a series of new elements into his much loved visual lexicon: birds and foliage will…
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In December, Fort Gansevoort will debut its first exhibition with celebrated Haitian textile artist Myrlande Constant. Featuring a suite of new works, Drapo follows the presentation of Constant’s work in the 59th Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition: The Milk of Dreams, curated by Cecilia Alemani. Based in Port-Au-Prince, Constant is best known for her…
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Beginning September 22, Fort Gansevoort will present The Tip of the Iceberg, its first solo exhibition with Dawn Williams Boyd at the gallery’s space in New York City. Featuring twelve new large-scale works, this presentation coincides with the last leg of the artist’s traveling museum exhibition Dawn Williams Boyd: Woe,…
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