Spiralis Gallery

Spiralis Gallery Contemporary Afro-Caribbean and Outsider Art

A face built entirely from cut paper, thousands of small dots forming each contour, framed by a halo of African print in...
09/04/2026

A face built entirely from cut paper, thousands of small dots forming each contour, framed by a halo of African print in gold and black. See Happiness in Little Things 2 with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NYC, September 16–20.

Self-taught paper collage artist Johnson Mugabe works from his home studio in Harare, Zimbabwe, building layered portraits from cut paper, pattern, and texture. His work often honors what goes unseen, the routine, selfless acts that compound over time into entire lives given.

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Her strength sits quietly, wrapped in softness. See 'Chi Chi' with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NY...
09/03/2026

Her strength sits quietly, wrapped in softness. See 'Chi Chi' with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NYC, September 16–20.

Godwin Rotimi's signature leopard-spot pattern carries deep cultural weight, the leopard as a symbol of strength across African traditions, including his native Akure.

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This Friday, doors open on Tides of Memory.Meet Dane Tilghman and Steve Walker at the opening reception, with an early l...
09/03/2026

This Friday, doors open on Tides of Memory.

Meet Dane Tilghman and Steve Walker at the opening reception, with an early look at new work exploring the Chesapeake, memory, and everyday life on Maryland's shores.

Friday, September 4 | 5:00–7:30 PM
Spiralis Gallery | 35 Dover Street, Easton, MD

On view through November 1.

09/02/2026

A glimpse into the studio with Abu Oluwaseyi. His work is on view with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NYC, September 16–20.

Self-taught and based in Ondo State, Nigeria, Abu builds monochromatic figures against bold, color-blocked grounds, drawing from home, family, and everyday life, work that consistently honors the inner strength of African women.

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Tides of Memory opens September 4.An exploration of water, ecology, and cultural memory along Maryland's Eastern and Wes...
08/31/2026

Tides of Memory opens September 4.

An exploration of water, ecology, and cultural memory along Maryland's Eastern and Western Shores, featuring new work from Dane Tilghman and Steve Walker.

Opening Reception: Friday, September 4 | 5:00–7:30 PM
On view through November 1.

35 Dover Street, Easton, MD

Today at the gallery, we’re loving Kerream Jones’ sumptuous and simple landscapes, reminding us that sometimes being wit...
08/30/2026

Today at the gallery, we’re loving Kerream Jones’ sumptuous and simple landscapes, reminding us that sometimes being with those we love is enough, and the world fades away.

08/27/2026

Larry Horowitz paints both in plein air and in the studio, always pushing himself to new boundaries to tell his truth in painting.

He's made his own pastels by hand, and knows each one by feel and by smell before he ever looks at the color.

See it for yourself, through this weekend, at Spiralis Gallery.

Fri 11–5 · Sat 11–7 · Sun 11–4
35 Dover Street, Easton, MD

On bikes, a field of sunflowers stretching out behind them, colors leap from the canvas. It's pure joy. See 'Together We...
08/25/2026

On bikes, a field of sunflowers stretching out behind them, colors leap from the canvas. It's pure joy. See 'Together We Blossom' with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NYC, September 16–20.

Esewhaye Oghenetejiri is a self-taught, Nigerian-born multimedia artist working across charcoal, pen, and paint. His work moves between societal issues, everyday life, and cultural diversity, always aiming to leave the viewer with a sense of hope and possibility.

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There's a stillness in 'Favour', one hand raised, a small sunflower resting at the collar. See it with Spiralis Gallery ...
08/20/2026

There's a stillness in 'Favour', one hand raised, a small sunflower resting at the collar. See it with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NYC, September 16–20.

Self-taught and based in Ondo State, Nigeria, Oluwaseyi Abu paints monochromatic figures set against bold, color-blocked backgrounds, drawn from everyday life, home, and family. His portraits return again and again to the inner strength of African women, power held quietly above sorrow.

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What do we hold onto, and why? See 'A Grip on Timelessness' with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NYC,...
08/17/2026

What do we hold onto, and why? See 'A Grip on Timelessness' with Spiralis Gallery at Booth A13, Affordable Art Fair NYC, September 16–20.

A figure holds tight to a small green doll, a fragment of childhood carried forward. The leopard-spotted skin, Rotimi's recurring signature, speaks to experience he carries with him: personal, yet shared.

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Easton, MD
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