Arcilesi Homberg Fine Art

Arcilesi Homberg Fine Art Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) specializes in the work of New York City based emerging artists.

Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) specializes in the work of artists who use their abilities to probe and challenge conventional artistic parameters, eliciting a multi-faceted commentary on contemporary life. AHA integrates works of mid-career and emerging New York-based artists. The works incorporate and combine genres such as pop culture imagery, naïve expressionism, realism, and spiritual alle

gory. The select roster of artists at Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) explore processes of nature and of the human spirit, sometimes incorporating a fantastical and humorous voice, with allusions to socio-political and psychological elements. Each artist’s work exists as its own unique incident – that is, as a testament to its ability to synthesize and transpose its commonality into a visual language. Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) experiments with new spaces by renting temporary venues, sometimes raw spaces, transforming them into a one-night only ‘pop-up’ art extravaganza. This allows us to feature our stable of artists in an unorthodox manner, giving the public an extraordinary experience in diverse locations. Gallery hours: Wednesday - Sunday 12pm - 6pm and by appointment.

111 Front Street, Suite 222, Brooklyn, NY 11201

212-810-7716 or 347-743-4132

MARY TOOLEY PARKER Mary L. Parker transforms the historic American folk art tradition of rug hooking into richly detaile...
08/22/2026

MARY TOOLEY PARKER

Mary L. Parker transforms the historic American folk art tradition of rug hooking into richly detailed, contemporary works.

After leaving New York City for a more rural life in Vermont, her work turned toward the present, recording the people, places, and everyday beauty that surround her now.

Made entirely by hand, her tactile works bring together color, pattern, memory, and storytelling.

Featured here are two works currently on view in “Slip, Slide & Ride” at AHA Fine Art.

Final week of “Slip, Slide & Ride”
116 Duane Street, New York
📧☎️Email/message/call us for details and availability.

To see more: visit the link in bio

One final week, and still so much to take in.These works move between the playful, surreal, atmospheric, and immersive. ...
08/20/2026

One final week, and still so much to take in.

These works move between the playful, surreal, atmospheric, and immersive. Each bringing its own energy to “Slip, Slide & Ride”.

Works featured:

JESSE SCATURRO Jesse Scaturro
“Ducatus Venetus”, 2025
Oil on canvas
47 × 48”

“Searching for Gauguin”, 2017
Acrylic on panel
12 × 12”

DOMINICK COCOZZA Dominick Cocozza
“Sundial”, 2025
Glass beads and wax on canvas
40 x 30”

DOUG GROUPP Doug Groupp Aka Clown Soldier
“From Rags to Rags”, 2024
Acrylic, spray paint
66 × 54”

ADRIAN MARCAIS Adrien Marçais
“El Paisaje que bro (The Landscape I see)”, 2026
Oil on linen
54 × 72”

AKWASI GYAMBIBI AKWASI GYAMBIBI
“The Blackness”, 2026
Pyrography and charcoal on plywood
48 × 48”

On view for 7 more days at AHA Fine Art, 116 Duane Street, Tribeca.

☎️💬👀View the exhibition in full on our website or message/phone us for artwork details and availability.

BARBARA RINGER Raised in the South Bronx, Barbara Ringer draws on memories of childhood, the city, and the slightly surr...
08/18/2026

BARBARA RINGER

Raised in the South Bronx, Barbara Ringer draws on memories of childhood, the city, and the slightly surreal.

For “IND”, she photographed a vintage subway car at the New York Transit Museum, then staged passengers from her collection of vintage dolls and figures to recreate the feeling of her subway rides in the 1970s.

Also featured is “Summer Solstice”, where another familiar doll becomes the protagonist of an imagined landscape.

Both works are dye-sublimation prints on aluminum in handmade black-stained wood frames.

Additional prints from the “IND” edition are still available.

Barbara Ringer

“IND”, 2026
Dye-sublimation print on aluminum
8 × 12”

“Summer Solstice” , 2026
Dye-sublimation print on aluminum
8 × 8”

“Slip, Slide & Ride”
AHA Fine Art, 116 Duane Street

☎️💬 Message or phone us for details.

ROBIN SCHWARTZComing of age in the late 1960s, Robin Schwartz began photographing the n**e as a form of rebellion agains...
08/17/2026

ROBIN SCHWARTZ

Coming of age in the late 1960s, Robin Schwartz began photographing the n**e as a form of rebellion against the strict expectations around sexuality she had grown up with.

Featured here are two black-and-white prints currently on view in “Slip, Slide & Ride”, along with a moment from our opening night, when Robin shared the story behind photographing “Paula Yates at London’s Reform Club” in 1978.

“Grabbing Ass”, 2025
Silver gelatin print
20 × 16”, Ed 1

“Paula Yates at the Reform Club”, 1978
Silver gelatin print
16 × 20”, Ed 1

Swipe for a closer look at the prints - and to hear Robin tell the story in her own words.

Robin Schwartz
“Slip, Slide & Ride”
On view at AHA Fine Art
116 Duane Street, New York
Schedule for private viewing

DM us for details and availability.

Horse power. 🐎A recurring motif throughout “Slip, Slide & Ride”, interpreted in completely different ways by each artist...
08/12/2026

Horse power. 🐎

A recurring motif throughout “Slip, Slide & Ride”, interpreted in completely different ways by each artist - playful, nostalgic, expressive, and unexpected.

Swipe through for a few of the horses currently on view at AHA Fine Art loft.

DM us for details on any of the works.

Works featured, in order:
Jacob Powers Jacob A. M. Powers, “Gallop”, year

Suyeon Na Suyeon Na, “Merry-go-round”, year

Christy Powers Christy Powers, Title, year

Leslie Bender Leslie Bender,

Vincent Arcilesi Vincent Arcilesi, “Circo Massimo”

Gage Delprete Gage Delprete, “Sunset”, 2025

NICK SAVIDES Nick Savides captures familiar landscapes through light, color, and atmosphere. From the glowing sky in Cap...
08/05/2026

NICK SAVIDES

Nick Savides captures familiar landscapes through light, color, and atmosphere. From the glowing sky in Cape Cod Sunset to the rolling green cliffs and distant lighthouse in Gay Head Cliff, both paintings feel calm, inviting, and made for lingering a little longer.

“Gay Head Cliff”, 1991
Oil on linen, 14 × 22 inches
$2,000

“Cape Cod Sunset”, 2015
Oil on canvas, 9 × 12 inches
$800

On view in Slip, Slide & Ride at AHA Fine Art.
DM to inquire.

MARK KURDZIELMark Kurdziel uses color, metaphor, and recurring motifs: including cats, plants, and imagined landscapes t...
08/03/2026

MARK KURDZIEL

Mark Kurdziel uses color, metaphor, and recurring motifs: including cats, plants, and imagined landscapes to explore the mystery of inner and outer life.

Two works are currently on view in Slip, Slide & Ride at AHA Fine Art.

“Portrait of MJ”, 2025, 20x16”, Oil/acrylic on canvas
$2,500

“Evelyn’s Willow”, 2025, 27x24”, oil/distemper on linen

Both works are available. DM us for additional images, pricing, or to arrange a viewing at 116 Duane St.

Clio Smith Clio Inspired by both the intimacy of home and the excitement of exploring the unknown, Clio Smith’s painting...
07/31/2026

Clio Smith Clio

Inspired by both the intimacy of home and the excitement of exploring the unknown, Clio Smith’s paintings capture quiet moments, vivid color, and a strong sense of place.

The winding road at sunset becomes a symbol of possibility, while the still life invites us to appreciate the beauty of everyday life.

On view at AHA Fine Art.

Sunset”
12 x 16”
Acrylic on canvas

“Cousine Essentials”
12 x 12”
Oil on canvas

07/31/2026
Rafael Fuchs Rafael Fuchs explores the emotional and psychological landscapes that define the human experience through p...
07/30/2026

Rafael Fuchs Rafael Fuchs explores the emotional and psychological landscapes that define the human experience through photography. Whether documenting a cultural moment, a fleeting encounter, or a deeply personal reflection, his images reveal the tension between presence, history, and immediacy.

Featured here are three photographs from “Slip, Slide & Ride”, each exploring themes of vulnerability, memory, and human connection.

On view now at AHA Fine Art.
📍116 Duane Street, New York

Please DM us or contact the gallery for inquiries.

Works featured:

“Pool” 2026
Archival digital Photo Rag, Hahnemuhle
16×24”

“Healing Waters. Eden Springs”, 2004
Giccle print on Epson glossy paper
17× 24”

“Erin in East Hampton”, 2014
Achival giclee print
11 x 15”

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Friday 12pm - 6pm
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