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August 31, 2012, by Helen Rae.Back in the summer of 2022 we held “Helen Rae: Runway,” featuring fifteen previously unsee...
08/31/2026

August 31, 2012, by Helen Rae.

Back in the summer of 2022 we held “Helen Rae: Runway,” featuring fifteen previously unseen works by the California-based self-taught artist, who had passed away the year before.

Using fashion magazines as a jumping point, Rae transformed the world of high fashion and advertising into something uniquely expressive. described, “[Rae’s] tiny areas of carefully worked prismatic color refracting and playing off one another in tightly packed optical clusters transform and expand into larger constellations of shapes and spaces and then congeal once again into new wholes that mushroom with pictorial imagination.”

Helen Rae (1938 - 2021)
"August 31" (and detail), 2012
Colored pencil and graphite on paper
24.25 x 18.25 inches

At this year’s Frieze Masters, October 14-18 in Regent’s Park, London, we’ll be presenting a two-artist display featurin...
08/27/2026

At this year’s Frieze Masters, October 14-18 in Regent’s Park, London, we’ll be presenting a two-artist display featuring Beverly Buchanan and Frank Walter.

Walter, an Antiguan artist celebrated as one of the Caribbean's most significant self-taught visionaries who produced paintings and sculptures ranging from miniature landscapes to abstract explorations of the universe. Sourced from the Cowles-Hoard Collection, the greatest patrons of the artist during his lifetime, many of these works from Walter's diverse oeuvre will be exhibited publicly for the first time at Frieze Masters.

Scholar Mia Matthias wrote in the 2022 catalog ‘Frank Walter’s Chessboard,’ “Walter creates and lives inside of an intricate narrative that protects him from the repeated affronts of the world. In his artwork, Walter’s multiple selves exist simultaneously: the artist as the world sees him and the artist as he sees himself.”

Frank Walter (1926 - 2009)
Untitled (Man Reading on Grass), n.d.
Oil on cardstock
9.5 x 11.5 inches

Untitled (Profile of Man in Cowboy Hat), n.d.
Oil and graphite on card
3.5 x 4.5 inches

Today is Paulina Peavy’s 125th birthday!Our upcoming exhibition “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Wor...
08/24/2026

Today is Paulina Peavy’s 125th birthday!

Our upcoming exhibition “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds,” curated by Susan L. Aberth, is grounded in Peavy’s multifaceted body of work, including writings on esoteric metaphysics, drawings and other works on paper, masks she made to facilitate communication with Lacamo, and paintings – like this one – depicting biomorphic forms and energy beams.

“Conduits of the Unseen” will be on display September 9 – October 31.

Paulina Peavy (1901 - 1999)
Untitled (and detail), c. 1930s-80s
Oil and acrylic on canvas
18 x 24 inches

We’re out for summer break! Andrew Edlin Gallery will reopen September 9. Tom Duncan (b. 1939) “Coney Island Study #5,”...
08/21/2026

We’re out for summer break! Andrew Edlin Gallery will reopen September 9.

Tom Duncan (b. 1939)
“Coney Island Study #5,” 1993
Mixed media
7 x 5 x 1.25

Join us on September 9 to celebrate the opening of “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds.” Curated...
08/19/2026

Join us on September 9 to celebrate the opening of “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds.”

Curated by Susan L. Aberth, “Conduits of the Unseen” features the work of 17 artists from the early 20th century onward who gave visual form to alternate realities, cosmic forces, and other planes of consciousness – including Agnes Pelton (1881-1961).

A great influence on the Transcendentalist Group in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Pelton was a Theosophist and practitioner of Agni Yoga whose semi-abstract paintings were made from images she obtained while meditating. One of her key works from this time, “The Being: A Transcendental Vision” will be on display, through October 31.

The exhibition also features: Gertrude Abercrombie, Marjorie Cameron, Leonora Carrington, Sylvia Fein, Leonor Fini, Madge Gill, Juanita M. Guccione, Helen Kendall, Emma Kunz, La Phalérinienne, Paulina Peavy, Hilla Rebay, Irene Rice Pereira, Adele Watson, Marie Wilson, Agatha Wojciechowsky.

Agnes Pelton (1881 - 1961)
“The Being: A Transcendental Vision” (and detail), 1934
Oil on canvas
27 x 25 inches

Opening September 9: “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds,” curated by Susan L. Aberth. “Conduits...
08/15/2026

Opening September 9: “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds,” curated by Susan L. Aberth.

“Conduits of the Unseen” features the work of 17 artists from the early 20th century onward who gave visual form to alternate realities, cosmic forces, and other planes of consciousness.

The exhibition is anchored by the work of Paulina Peavy, a pioneering visionary artist known for channeling her paintings, drawings, and ornamented masks through a spirit guide.

The exhibition runs September 9 – October 31.

Featured artists: Gertrude Abercrombie, Marjorie Cameron, Leonora Carrington, Sylvia Fein, Leonor Fini, Madge Gill, Juanita M. Guccione, Helen Kendall, Emma Kunz, La Phalérinienne, Paulina Peavy, Agnes Pelton, Hilla Rebay, Irene Rice Pereira, Adele Watson, Marie Wilson, Agatha Wojciechowsky.

Paulina Peavy (1901 - 1999)
“Bradley Peavy” (and detail), 1939
Oil on board
16 x 16 inches

It’s the final day to see “American Landscape Summer Show Extravaganza!” Inspired by her travels through New Mexico and ...
08/14/2026

It’s the final day to see “American Landscape Summer Show Extravaganza!”

Inspired by her travels through New Mexico and Yucatan, Joanna Beall Westermann’s muted landscapes feature big sky, foregrounded by metaphysical forms and a surrealist bent.

See Beall’s landscape (as well as one by husband H. C. Westermann) in our exhibition “American Landscape Summer Show Extravaganza!”

We will be closed for summer break starting tomorrow, August 15 – September 8.

Joanna Beall Westermann (1935 - 1997)
“Objects, Dark Sky,” 1968
Oil on canvas
55 x 45 inches

Born in Iceland, Cleveland-based artist Hildur Ásgeirsdóttir Jónsson paints onto loose silk threads before they’re wound...
08/11/2026

Born in Iceland, Cleveland-based artist Hildur Ásgeirsdóttir Jónsson paints onto loose silk threads before they’re wound on the loom, creating a shifting landscape – sunlight blurring sea, sky, and water.

See this 46-inch wide tapestry on view in “American Landscape Summer Show Extravaganza!” through Friday, August 14.

Hildur Ásgeirsdóttir Jónsson (b. 1963)
“Tundra #14,” 2024
Silk and dyes
26 x 46.5 inches

“Hopeful, contemplative and beautifully bittersweet.” ’ Carolina A. Miranda writes up Esther Pearl Watson’s “Celestial R...
08/07/2026

“Hopeful, contemplative and beautifully bittersweet.” ’ Carolina A. Miranda writes up Esther Pearl Watson’s “Celestial Road Trip” at , naming it a must-see show. Congratulations, Esther!

Esther Pearl Watson
"Celestial Road Trip," 2026
Acrylic and glitter on panel
36" x 36" x 1.5”
Courtesy of the artist and Vielmetter Los Angeles. Photo credit: Brica Wilcox

Arkansas artist Carroll Cloar’s career took off once he began making works situated in dreamlike Southern landscapes, in...
08/05/2026

Arkansas artist Carroll Cloar’s career took off once he began making works situated in dreamlike Southern landscapes, inspired by memories, photographs, newspapers, memorabilia and American folklore.

“Summer dies as slowly and stubbornly as ever,” he told TIME in August 1966. “But the gravel road is blacktopped now, there are fewer trees and more and more ordered rows of cotton. If you go northward in Arkansas you might see […] early American faces, timeless dress and timeless customs. But perhaps they are changing, too—the last of an old America which isn’t long for this earth.”

Cloar scene of rural Arkansas is on display in “American Landscape Summer Show Extravaganza!” Through August 14.

Carroll Cloar (1913 - 1993)
“Catfish (Study)” and details, 1971
Graphite on paper
23 x 34 inches

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