Berggruen Gallery is proud to present Bless Babel, an exhibition of new work by San Antonio-based artist Matt Kleberg. This exhibition will mark the gallery’s second solo exhibition with Kleberg. The exhibition will be on view through October 16, 2025. The gallery will host an opening reception for the artist on Thursday, August 21 from 5:00 […]
PLATO is thrilled to announce Stass Shpanin‘s solo exhibition, Forbidden Garden, on view through October 4. The Philadelphia-based artist Stass Shpanin focuses on interpretations and fabrications of the past that reverberate in the present. His hand-painted canvases combine centuries-old American folk imagery with AI technology to deconstruct the vocabulary of myth-making and examine the visual […]
Berggruen Gallery is proud to present Light Whispers, an exhibition of new work by New York artist Nicasio Fernandez. This will mark the gallery’s first solo presentation with Fernandez. The exhibition will be on view through October 16, 2025. In Light Whispers, Nicasio Fernandez’s paintings convey a quiet intensity within moody, introspective settings, where his figures are […]
Marianne Boesky Gallery is pleased to present Some Weather, an exhibition of new work by Celeste Rapone (b. 1985; New Jersey). For her second solo exhibition with the gallery, the Chicago-based painter presents a new suite of paintings that examine the personal and professional anxieties of approaching middle age in a moment of distinct political […]
I had a conversation recently with a colleague about the aesthetic of loneliness. How does it look? Who paints it best? I brought up Maud Madsen, not that I find her work to be about a sadness or absence, but that I loved the ways in which she paints a character that is intent and […]
The Molina Family Latino Gallery at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, which has served as the home of the nascent Latino museum, will stay closed until April 2026. (all images courtesy Felipe Galindo) On Friday morning, August 22, illustrator Felipe Galindo Gómez opened his email to find a note from his friend. “Have […]
We are excited to share a preview today of Eric Croes‘ new exhibition, Monkey Puzzle, opening at Richard Heller Gallery in Santa Monica. Croes’ columns are to contemporary sculpture what a gourmet feast is to drive-through fast-food: More refined and customized and unique, they are also more demanding and satisfying and inspiring. Impossible to consume quickly, […]
Claire Oliver Gallery is expanding to include the upper floors of the four-story townhouse in New York’s Harlem neighborhood. The gallery will continue its street-level space and, as part of this expansion, the upper floors are now dedicated to showcasing artwork in a more intimate salon style. “Our expansion of the gallery space marks a […]
Gladstone Gallery has secured a coup: the United States representation of Peter Saul, the 91-year-old painter whose garish satirical canvases have made him one of America’s longest-running provocateurs. At the same time, the gallery has appointed Anna Christina Furney, formerly a partner at Venus Over Manhattan, as director. Saul’s career spans more than seven decades, […]
Miles McEnery Gallery is delighted to announce Gabrielle Garland’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, I’ll Get You, My Pretty, and Your Little Dog Too, on view 4 September – 25 October at 511 West 22nd Street. The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated publication featuring an essay by Tara Anne Dalbow. While Gabrielle Garland’s […]
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