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We are pleased to present a selection of woodcuts by Franz Gertsch (1930-2022), Swiss painter and printmaker known for his large format photorealistic portraits and detailed studies of nature.
Bruce Silverstein Gallery proudly presents "Waiting to be Seen: Illuminating the Photographs of Ray Francis," showcasing the pioneering works of James Ray Francis for the first time. This exhibition features over thirty early vintage prints from 1950-90, highlighting Francis' significant role in shaping black visual culture during a critical period of activism and equality struggles. Inspired by the luminous style of Johannes Vermeer, Francis' photographs offer a unique blend of intimacy and narrative depth, challenging the conventional Western Art History canon. A respected educator and key figure in The Kamoinge Workshop, Francis' contributions have left an indelible mark on the art world, making this showcase a must-see for enthusiasts and scholars alike.
Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Martin Barré: L’Indissociable / The Inseparable, the next exhibition in his gallery at 523 West 24th Street. The exhibition presents for the first time in the United States Martin Barré’s L’Indissociable / The Inseparable (1977–78), a set of fourteen paintings that make up the artist’s largest single artwork.
For her first solo exhibition in the United States, the rare and uncanny Oda Jaune unveils a challenging exhibition in New York. “Miss Understand” offers a series of nearly 25 new oil paintings and dozens of watercolors, on a singular perception of the woman in our time.
