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Frieze Masters opens to the public Thursday, 10/15! Visit us at Booth G01 to see our presentation of Beverly Buchanan (1...
10/14/2026

Frieze Masters opens to the public Thursday, 10/15! Visit us at Booth G01 to see our presentation of Beverly Buchanan (1940-2015) and Frank Walter (1926 – 2009), two artists with bodies of work that emerge from excavations of place, memory, and lineage.

Thursday, 10/15
VIP Preview: 11 - 1pm
Public Access: 1 - 7pm

Friday, 10/16
Public Access: 11 - 7pm

Saturday, 10/17
Public Access: 11 - 7pm

Sunday, 10/18
Public Access: 11 - 6pm

Photography by Nicola Morittu



Frieze

Frieze Masters opens to the public Thursday, 10/15! Visit us at Booth G01 to see our presentation of Beverly Buchanan (1...
10/14/2026

Frieze Masters opens to the public Thursday, 10/15! Visit us at Booth G01 to see our presentation of Beverly Buchanan (1940-2015) and Frank Walter (1926 – 2009), two artists with bodies of work that emerge from excavations of place, memory, and lineage.

Thursday, 10/15
VIP Preview: 11 - 1pm
Public Access: 1 - 7pm

Friday, 10/16
Public Access: 11 - 7pm

Saturday, 10/17
Public Access: 11 - 7pm

Sunday, 10/18
Public Access: 11 - 6pm

Photography by Nicola Morittu

Following this week’s Frieze Masters, we’ll be en route to Art Basel Paris, where we’ll be exhibiting this drawing by Ma...
10/12/2026

Following this week’s Frieze Masters, we’ll be en route to Art Basel Paris, where we’ll be exhibiting this drawing by Martín Ramírez alongside works by Joe Coleman, Henry Darger, Janko Domsic, Madge Gill, Edmund Monsiel, Abraham Lincoln Walker, and more.

Visit us at Booth 1.G12, October 21 - 25.

Martín Ramírez (1895 - 1963)
Untitled (and detail), c. 1960
Colored pencil and gouache
20.5 x 23.6 inches
Courtesy of the Bruno DeCharme Family Collection

10/10/2026

“Many of [these artists] were channeling spirit entities from the invisible world.”

Curator Susan L. Aberth discusses artistic automatism and metaphysics on display in “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds.”

See the exhibition through October 31.

Susan L. Aberth

Happy birthday Beverly Buchanan, who was born 86 years ago today!In Glenn Adamson highlights this major moment of recog...
10/08/2026

Happy birthday Beverly Buchanan, who was born 86 years ago today!

In Glenn Adamson highlights this major moment of recognition, including her display at this year's Venice Biennale, the new monograph "Ruination and Regeneration," the opening of her traveling exhibition at Spike Island, Bristol, as well as our presentation of her seminal shack works at next week's Frieze Masters.

Check out the link in our Beverly Buchanan story to read the full FT article, and visit us at Booth G01 to see our two-artist presentation with the paintings of Frank Walter.

Frieze Masters, October 14 - 18 in Regent's Park, London.
"Beverly Buchanan: Weathering" at Spike Island, Bristol through January 31, 2027.

Beverly Buchanan (1940 - 2015)
Left: "Store Front Shack," 1988
Acrylic and pastel on foamcore, nails
17 x 9 x 18 inches
© Estate of Beverly Buchanan/Jane Bridges, 2026

Right: "Hometown Sh***un Shack," 1992
Acrylic on wood, twigs, beads, film canister, and wire
12 x 15 x 9.5 inches
© Estate of Beverly Buchanan/Jane Bridges, 2026

Spike Island photography by Arthur Gray.

“Ray Materson: Metamorphosis” is now on view at the Grand Rapids Art Museum, featuring a career-spanning selection of Ma...
10/07/2026

“Ray Materson: Metamorphosis” is now on view at the Grand Rapids Art Museum, featuring a career-spanning selection of Materson’s (b. 1954) intimate embroideries, stitched by hand from the unraveled threads of ordinary socks.

According to the press release, "Materson came to the practice in his thirties while serving a prison sentence for robbery with a toy gun, committed at the nexus of narcotics addiction, at a time when the act of making offered both refuge from his surroundings and the possibility of something new. A childhood memory provided the initial impulse — his grandmother embroidering quietly on her porch — and he began sewing sports patches, portraits, and national flags for fellow inmates. What started as small gestures of community and survival became a sustained artistic vision encompassing portraiture, personal memory, Americana, theater, and fantasy.”

"Ray Materson: Metamorphosis” is open October 3, 2026 - January 3, 2027.

Photography courtesy Grand Rapids Art Museum (GRAM).

10/06/2026

“... Social activism is also spiritual. And today we tend to think of it as just political.” - Curator Susan L. Aberth.

See “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds,” through October 31.

Film by Oresti Tsonopoulos (Oresti Tsonopoulos)

“My work comes directly from my inner consciousness and it must come easily. It is a process of selection and reduction....
10/02/2026

“My work comes directly from my inner consciousness and it must come easily. It is a process of selection and reduction.”*

Chicago-based painter Gertrude Abercrombie’s (1909 - 1977) paintings varied in size—some as small as postage stamps, but like her jazz musician friends (among them Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, and Sarah Vaughn), Abercrombie imbued intensity through improvisation and repeated motif. Her characters and symbols form stately and surreal compositions, often lending a hieroglyphic quality to the everyday.

See Abercrombie among 16 other Surrealist and Spiritualist greats in “Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds,” curated by Susan L. Aberth, through October 1.

Gertrude Abercrombie
"Toddy, Possim and Christine" (and detail), 1954
Oil on Masonite
8 x 10 inches

*“Identity Unknown: Rediscovering Seven American Women Artists" by Donna Seaman, p. 31.

Thank you to everyone who attended our spirited discussion last night featuring curator Susan L. Aberth and art historia...
10/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended our spirited discussion last night featuring curator Susan L. Aberth and art historian/Paulina Peavy expert Laura Whitcomb, moderated by Robert Cozzolino. The trio touched on everything from environmentalism to ectoplasm, along the way providing a social, political, and ideological framework for the art of Paulina Peavy — as well as the many other spiritualist artists featured in “Conduits of the Unseen.”

The panel was recorded and will be made available in the near future.

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