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Robin Rice Gallery, 234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY (2026)

09/03/2026

These women may be the first to walk on Mars!

Image: “Girls Waiting On Mars”, 2025. Oil on Canvas, OD: 30” W x 40” H

The last day to view “Architecture of Stillness” is Sunday, September 20th. We hope you can make it in by then!

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio

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08/31/2026

Exhibition ends Sept 20th. Make sure you get the one you love.

Image: “Dreaming in Georgica’s Mist”, 2026. Oil on Canvas, OD: 18” W x 24” H 
“The Architecture of Stillness” explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio

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08/24/2026

How can a relationship make it “Fifty Years”?

Image: “Fifty Years”, 2024. Acrylic on Canvas, OD: 24” W x 24” H 
“The Architecture of Stillness” explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio

Chronogram Hyperallergic Hudson Valley Magazine The Mountains Media The World of Interiors Berkshire Magazine VisitHudsonNY Inside+Out Upstate NY Opulist | Vibe Concierge Homeworthy T: The NYTimes Style Magazine Janet MayaJanet Maya

08/17/2026

Need a new trophy for the mantel place? A new addition…

Image: “Gilded 2026.” Acrylic on Linen, OD: 48” W x 60” H

“The Architecture of Stillness” explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio

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08/13/2026

Whether you're looking for something small, or something to cover a whole wall, we bet you can find a Janet Maya piece you will love at the Robin Rice Gallery!

Image 1: "In the Channel" 2025
Image 2: "Summer Solstice" 2026
Image 3: "Girls Winter Solstice" 2025
Image 4 (back): "Girls on Mars" 2024

“The Architecture of Stillness” explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio.

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08/10/2026

Can you guess what they’re thinking? ’s exhibition, “Architecture of Stillness” is up through September 13th.

Image: “Their Still Water Runs Deep”, 2025
Oil on Canvas, OD: 48” W x 60” H

“The Architecture of Stillness” explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio.

08/08/2026

Check out the mention in Meer Meer about Janet Maya’s latest exhibit, “Architecture Of Stillness” up at Robin Rice Gallery through September 13, 2026.
 “The architecture of stillness explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In Their still water runs deep, we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In Boundless love, a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In Gilded 2025 no. 1, an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence. In “Girls Waiting on Mars,” figures are suspended on the red planet, held in a state of pause between arrival and continuation.

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio.

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08/01/2026

We wouldn’t dream of keeping this one to ourselves. A new exhibition preview, “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” ( In the Dream of a Painter ) at The Robin Rice Gallery by Kim Reierson Kim Reierson. The opening reception is September 26th from 5 pm to 7 pm.

Kim began studying painting at a young age in Bolivia. In 1988, she attended The University of Santa Barbara, with a degree in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Monet and Degas have influenced her painterly style in her fine art photography. In this new exhibition, “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” ( In the Dream of a Painter ), she demonstrates the intersection of her creative practices, featuring paintings and photographs.

Image one
“Polo 14”, The Polo Club, Santa Barbara, CA 2016
Photograph - Premier Art archival ink/paper

Image two
“Lotusland Study 3”, Santa Barbara, CA 2026
Mixed media - Watercolor, gouache, color pencils

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12184

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07/27/2026

Back room views of our beloved artists from The Robin Rice Gallery! Our back room is where hidden gems are waiting to be found.

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DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view our current exhibition, “Architecture of Stillness” by Janet Maya, go to the link in bio.

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07/12/2026

In need of some divine energy? Come see “Her Crown Chakra” in ‘s exhibition, “Stillness of Architecture” up through September 13th.

Image: HER CROWN CHAKRA 2026, ACRYLIC + GOLD LEAF ON CANVAS, OD: 18” W x 24” H

“The Architecture of Stillness” explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12184

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio

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