Kipling Gallery

05/29/2026

Episode 01 Negative Space Studio Session x SCLOCCO

Kipling Gallery invites you to discover the painter behind the canvas. In this episode we interview self-taught figurative artist and trained architect, Sclocco.

His work explores gender fluidity and social dynamics through figures that resist fixed identity. Drawing on historical references as living systems, he investigates the body as both structure and instability.

05/15/2026

New sculptures by Inuit artist, Abraham Ruben, coming soon to Kipling Gallery.

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04/29/2026

Canadian artist Ritchie Sinclair (Stardreamer) explores spirituality, symbolism, and cultural fusion through vivid, fluid compositions. An apprentice of Norval Morrisseau, he developed a distinctive style bridging Indigenous and Western traditions.

His work reflects themes of unity and transformation, alongside a lifelong commitment to community, education, and the power of art to connect.

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04/14/2026

ABRAHAM RUBEN - Whalebone sculptures now available online. Visit link in bio to discover more.

04/10/2026

Introducing a New Chapter at Kipling Gallery

We’re pleased to share an exciting new chapter for Kipling Gallery. Since our founding in 2002, Kipling Gallery has been dedicated to connecting collectors with thoughtfully curated works of original fine art. Today, we are evolving that vision—introducing a refined brand, expanded advisory serv...

04/07/2026

03/31/2026

A new chapter for Kipling Gallery.
Built to better reflect the artists we represent and the collectors we serve.
Stay tuned for more.

03/27/2026

A day well spent at Artist Project.

So much talent, fresh perspectives, and exciting conversations. We love seeing what’s emerging in the contemporary art scene.

A few discoveries we’re excited about—more soon.

— KG

01/21/2026

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of a remarkable artist and collaborator.
David Ruben Piqtoukun was a contemporary Inuit sculptor whose work carried profound strength, storytelling, and cultural memory.
His legacy lives on through his art and the many people it continues to move. He will be greatly missed.