Ralph Iwamoto at the Bruce Museum, Greenwich, CT
'Tracing Lineage: Abstraction and its Aftermath'
18 November 2023 - 17 March 2024
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Art Market Report
The fall 2023 edition of our Art Market Report is out now with an essay from owner Hollis Taggart and standouts from our current inventory.
Artists to Watch This Month: 10 Solo Gallery Shows in New York Not to Miss in October
Based in Ridgewood, New York, Dana James believes that materials can “transcend their nature” and their seeming oppositions—such as opaque and sheer, geometric and organic, light and shadow—can create harmony.
Death by irony
Should one desire respite from all this cagey irony and sour dolor, fortunately, there is “Brett Taylor: Icarus” just a couple blocks away at Hollis Taggart (through October 14).
André Hemer
André Hemer’s paintings contain gobs and streaks of viscid acrylic and pigment—crimsons, golds, purples. Their surfaces are adorned with floral elements that encircle blue skies and peachy sunsets.
New York Lowdown 2023: 9 Must-See Autumn Exhibitions
Expect: vivid paintings that speak to the state of living in rapid motion, where time wraps, pieces go missing, and the backdrop of life becomes a flat plane.
Chelsea gallery Hollis Taggart expanding again despite fears of a slowing market
An expansion project at Hollis Taggart will nearly double the size of the Chelsea gallery’s first floor exhibition space, a move the dealer describes as “a vote of confidence” in the New York neighbourhood even as more galleries migrate downtown to Tribeca.
9 Overlooked Women Artists in Their Nineties
André Hemer Studies the Sky
An amalgamation of skyscapes captured in Sicily, Indonesia, Thailand, and New Zealand, the Vienna-based artist’s new body of ambient, fresco-like works serve as sensory portals into the skies above far-flung places.
10 Must-See Shows during New York Art Week 2023
André Hemer, “Troposphere”
Exploring the intersections of digital media and painting, Vienna-based artist André Hemer creates dreamy, atmospheric compositions that resemble portals to the sky. Hemer uses scanners and digital photography to capture objects such as flowers en plein air against blue and pink skies, archiving changes in light. For “Troposphere,” he then combined these images, which were taken all over the world, and printed them onto canvases. Hemer used these layered images as the backgrounds of his paintings.
Art historian delves into Ralph Iwamoto's surrealist paintings of Hawaiʻi flora
Interview by Lillian Tsang
"Wild Growth" is the name of an art exhibit featuring surrealist paintings of tropical flowers by Honolulu native Ralph Iwamoto. Painted over 60 years ago, they're n…
Estate of Ralph Iwamoto—Japanese-American painter overlooked after early-career successes—gains gallery representation
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