Palo Gallery is pleased to announce Charlie Roberts: Metropolis, the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. This latest body of work builds upon the artist’s magical realistic iconography, focusing on scenes of urbanity and the ways his characters move through public spaces. The keystone of this exhibition is his monumental […]
The Mechanical Age: Futura 2000 @ Eighteen Gallery, Copenhagen
Painterly atoms splitting. Doors to the multiverse ajar. No immediate beginning or end. Perpetual motion. Gears turning, interlocking, levitating. A transcendental surface. In and out of focus. Permanently ephemeral. A cosmic sensibility. So, Futura 2000’s solo exhibition, The Mechanical Age, opens with two striking red, white, and black sibling paintings, […]
Mind the Gap: 10FOOT, TOX AND FUME’S Long Dark Tunnel
Last summer, in Mexico City, the very first tag I saw coming into the city was 10Foot’s. The summer prior, enroute to NYC, 10Foot. My daily on the way to work coffee in London, also 10Foot. This level of international yet comfortingly familiar fame is seldom realised in practice.
After Dark: Madison Skriver @ Enari Gallery, Amsterdam
Enari Gallery is happy to present After Dark, a solo exhibition by Madison Skriver. Her new series explores the tension between nostalgia and reality, drawing inspiration from mid-century American culture and cinematic storytelling. With influences like David Lynch, the artist delves into the contrast between the idealized American dream and the […]
The “Secret Garden” of Shona McAndrew
CHART is pleased to present Secret Garden, a solo exhibition of new work by Shona McAndrew. McAndrew will debut a dynamic installation of paintings and watercolors, with an opening reception on Friday April 11, from 6–8 p.m. The exhibition will remain on view through May 24, 2025.
The Manicuring of “Suburban Lawns” with Julie Curtiss
Julie Curtiss does this thing with painting in which she speaks of the contemporary political climate without a hint of an obvious visual to grasp onto for context. She is sneaky in that way, and one of the best painters of the last decade to emerge in the wake of […]
Fireflies Under Fever Sky: Pierre Knop in London
Pilar Corrias is pleased to present Fireflies Under Fever Sky, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Pierre Knop. For his first solo show with the gallery, Knop plunges the viewer into kaleidoscopic landscapes – lush forests, imposing mountain ranges, chocolate-box village scenes and dramatic seascapes – that unsettle as much […]
Sean Norvet is on “Neighborhood Watch”
Sean Norvet is a tour de force, a painting wizard with the type of skill and imagination that is the basis of why this magazine was founded 31 years ago. Pop-culture chaos, the infiltration of icons into our subconscious, the mass explosion of visual and product consumption is all in […]
Storybook: Nuno Viegas @ Thinkspace Projects, Los Angeles
In Storybook at Thinkspace Projects, Nuno Viegas reflects on the intersection of past and future, rebellion and responsibility, anonymity and legacy. Nuno explores his journey from a teenage graffiti writer to becoming a father, contemplating the values, experiences, and lessons passed from one generation to the next.
Timothy Lai's Magical, Enigmatic Self Emerges in “Still. Yet. Still.”
“In terms of concealment, I was curious about how we would read these figures under such terms. When we are not privy to their thoughts and actions. I thought it would be exciting to open up the potential to multiple readings and ultimately have no finite answer. Admittedly, from a […]