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Art gallery with collectible design
📍501 W 23rd St, Chelsea, New York
As seen in Interior Design Mag, Forbes, NY Mag

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Good morning, gallery ☀️

#chelsea #artgallery #nyc #art #nycgallery

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View from the powder room at Ambassador Randi Charno Levine’s new home overlooking the Hudson River, featuring two of my Form in Flux objects.
-interior by @kellybehunstudio/ art curation by @anasokoloff.
-featured in the November edition of @wallpapermag
-artworks acquired via @lyle.gallery/ @is.gallery.nyc
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#interiordesign #designobject #nycinteriordesign #blownglass #materiality

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After sending a total of 17 paintings this year there are now only three still available in New York. I’m so grateful to amazing human/gallerist Isabel Sullivan and her whole team, and also to all the collectors old and new. Send @is.gallery.nyc a message to enquire about the three paintings.

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The Steel Plant Art Gallery at Marist University is pleased to present You Had to Be There: Observations of the Arctic, a group exhibition on view October 7 through November 15, 2026.

An opening reception will be held on Wednesday, October 7, from 5:00–7:00
p.m., preceded by an artist talk from 3:30–4:30 p.m. The exhibition is curated by Professor of Digital Media, Matt Frieburghaus.

This exhibition brings together artists whose works have been shaped by direct contact with High Arctic environments and the observation of ecological instability caused by human impact.

Attracted by the vast and immense beauty of Arctic landscapes, these artists have travelled to the north in search of new experiences and witnessed the accelerating changes taking place such as melting icecaps and glaciers, and altered coastlines. The exhibition highlights work made in
response to these experiences consisting of photography, video, animation, sculpture, painting,
and installation, and serves as a place of education and critical dialogue to both recognize the global impact of these changes and reconcile a romantic vision that inspired such need to explore
the north.

Works by:
Rachael Allain
Carrie-Ann Bracco
Kate Collyer
France Dubois
Karl Erickson
Matt Frieburghaus
Rachel Honnery
Kaisu Koivisto
Bonnie Levinthal
Greg Lock
Alma Noor
Leslie Sobel
Frank Webster
Zelda Zinn

In conjunction with the exhibition, the gallery will present a Climate Discussion with Marist University’s Department of Environmental Science on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 from 5-6:30pm.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Department of Art & Digital Media in the School of Communication and the Arts, in collaboration with the faculty from the Department of Environmental Science.

Contact:
Marist University Steel Plant Art Gallery
Professors Amy Finkel & Dr. Malgorzata Oakes, Gallery Co-Directors
Benson Delaney, Student Director of Promotions and Social Media

Email: ArtGallery@Marist.edu

Location & Hours:
The Steel Plant Art Gallery is located at 3399 North Road in Poughkeepsie, NY.
Gallery hours are Monday–Sunday, 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

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Wow! What an extravagant start to the Fall art season! More than 60 galleries had openings last night … with still more to come! The streets of Tribeca were packed, with crowds spilling out onto the streets. With the Summer heat stubbornly clinging on, some galleries felt like greenhouses with the amount of trapped heat inside from the throngs of people coupled with the frequent opening-closing of the doors, so I spent little time in those spaces (Not-so-fun-fact: extreme heat can trigger panic attacks for me). Many of the shows I saw I enjoyed, some of these requiring repeated visits. There were other shows I saw, but I did not photograph every single one as I realized I need to majorly clean up the storage on my phone (I eventually had a rude awakening upon receiving the notification to clean up my storage, thankfully I hadn’t yet emptied my trash, so that took care of a few gigabytes).

Let’s also not forget that gallery openings make for great social events as I caught up with a few people I haven’t seen in what felt like ages (probably a month or few weeks, realistically) and finally met a few artists who I have been following on Instagram for awhile!

What you see in this slideshow is a mere iota of the amount of art I saw, nevermind the true amount of work that is out in the city this very moment.

Most friends I saw last night all said the same thing to me: “You must be going crazy right now over all the galleries opening up again.” You’d better believe it! My Long Saturdays are going to be PACKED days for the foreseeable future!

Also, thank you so much to @janelombardgallery and @alejassanstudio for inviting me for an after-gallery dinner in celebration of Howard Smith and Karolina Maszkiewicz’s solo shows!

See you in Chelsea tonight ….

#nycart #nycartgallery #nycartgalleries #tribecagalleries #chelseagalleries

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I’m pleased to share that my work will be presented alongside many talented artists and makers at Homo Faber 2026 – An Island of Light, this September at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice.

-watch to the end for the Object

Homo Faber 2026
1–30 September 2026
Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice

Curated by the Michelangelo Foundation, with artistic direction by Es Devlin.

#HomoFaber2026 #AnIslandOfLight #HomoFaber #contemporaryglasssculpture

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GAH!!!! What a thrill to discover there's a 2-page interview about my photography exhibit RINGSIDE and my wrestling fandom in PWI Fall 2026 @officialpwi! Thank you so much to @thatgirlcandace16 for the platform. Loved meeting you and sharing enthusiastically about photography and wrestling. So much more than I expected when I received that reply to the press release! Also a huge thank you to @red.shoes.media for the photos too (yall know I'm a photographer who likes to be photographed!) I remember hunting down copies of Pro Wrestling Illustrated in the 90's to now being featured in its pages (I'll be buying print copies too of course!). I've never been shy about being a wrestling fan and now even more people know it.
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#officialpwi #wrestlingphotography #prowrestling #photoexhibit #WWE #photoexhibit

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"Birch Leaf Bud Bite" and a few others @is.gallery.nyc in Midsummer Dreams exhibition now extended until 21st of August! You can also check the pieces out in their Artsy page (link in IS gallery bio) 🍃🍦☀️

#newyork #artglass #collectibleart #glassicecream #artexhibitionnewyork

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I used to watch Smurfs cartoon when I was a child and somehow the memories of the show are tied to summer especially 🩵 Much later one time in Venice I learned that that Italians have smurf flavoured gelato! 😅 "Crashed Smurf" @is.gallery.nyc in New York!

#newyork #glassicecream #collebtibleart #glassart #sculpture

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Thank you July 🩶

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Yesterday I invite my dad to join me in my art travels before he went to work. With much to see in Chelsea right now, we covered quite a bit of ground. Below are the shows we saw:

1. “Leonora Carrington: Shape of Dreams” at L’Space Gallery
2. “Summer Wheat: Forbidden Fruit” at A Hug from the Art World
3. “Style Continuation” at ACA Galleries
4. Trudy Benson, Brian Alfred, and Elliott Green at Miles McEnery Gallery
5. A collections showcase at Guy Hepner Gallery @guyhepner
6. The “Jimothy” mural on 22nd Street
7. “Midsummer Dreams: Paula Paakkonen” plus a few Richard Hambleton and Cat Spilman highlights at Isabel Sullivan Gallery
8. “David Hockney: The Moon Room” at Pace Gallery
9. “Julian Schnabel: Italy Through Its Trees” at Pace Gallery
10. “Summer Highlights” at Hollis Taggart Gallery

My dad was swept off his feet by the Leonora Carrington show! Another important highlight for him were the Richard Hambleton paintings & prints we saw between ACA Galleries and Isabel Sullivan. This sparked a great conversation on street art. When my dad grew up in New York in the 1970s & 1980s, he said that he would see the graffiti tags and murals of Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, and Hambleton in Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan. During his youth, he remembered watching the news reports on television and the criticisms leveled against graffiti as “vandalism” rather than “street art”. As a result, these images would disappear just as quickly as they arrived!

Tim from A Hug from the Art World gave us an extremely thorough explanation behind the artist Summer Wheat’s painting process. We came into her “Forbidden Fruit” show assuming that these were embroidered works, only to be taken aback upon learning that these are acrylic and gouache paintings that were meticulously arranged through a layered grid system that both allowed the paints to imprint and emerge, a push-pull or dance between surface and flatness.

So grateful for the few hours we got to spend together checking out the galleries! Love you so much, dad! ❤️

#nycart #artgalleries #contemporaryartgallery #chelseaart #chelseagalleries

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A solo exhibition of my paintings is currently on view until October as part of the Chashama / Durst Property Lobby Program at 1133 Avenue of the Americas in New York City.

The exhibition is open to visitors by appointment during weekday business hours, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To schedule a visit, please email programs@chashama.org at least 48 hours before your preferred date.

For more information and to view additional works available through the gallery, please contact Isabel Sullivan at info@is.gallery.

I hope you have a chance to see the exhibition—it would be a wonderful opportunity to experience these large-scale paintings in person.

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