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Abraham Lincoln Walker makes his Frieze debut — starting Wednesday next week! We are excited to be showing a selection o...
05/01/2025

Abraham Lincoln Walker makes his Frieze debut — starting Wednesday next week! We are excited to be showing a selection of his otherworldly abstractions alongside paintings, sculptures, and drawings by legends Frank Walter and Beverly Buchanan.

Frieze NY runs May 7 - 11 at The Shed, Hudson Yards.

Abraham Lincoln Walker (1921 - 1993)
Untitled (and detail), 1974
Oil on board
48 x 36 inches

“To present Reverón’s work is not only to celebrate his artistic excellence but also to engage in a critical endeavor—on...
04/29/2025

“To present Reverón’s work is not only to celebrate his artistic excellence but also to engage in a critical endeavor—one that challenges established narratives and reaffirms his rightful place in the history of modern art.” – Mateus Nunes, PhD.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the opening of “Armando Reverón: Prisoner of the Air” such a success! The exhibition will be up through May 31.

Photography by Jason Wyche.

We’re excited to present work by self-taught Antiguan legend Frank Walter at Frieze NY — just two weeks away! Walter’s s...
04/25/2025

We’re excited to present work by self-taught Antiguan legend Frank Walter at Frieze NY — just two weeks away! Walter’s small-scale paintings and wood-carved figures will be featured with paintings by Abraham Lincoln Walker and shack drawings and sculptures by Beverly Buchanan.

Frank Walter (1926 - 2009)
Untitled (Profile of Woman in White) [and detail], n.d.
Oil on canvas
9.5 x 6.3 inches

Congrats to Dan Nadel on the superb review of “Crumb,” his new biography of the legendary cartoonist! Dan curated “Hard...
04/22/2025

Congrats to Dan Nadel on the superb review of “Crumb,” his new biography of the legendary cartoonist!

Dan curated “Hard-Ass Saturday Nite: The Art of Spain Rodriquez” for the gallery in 2022, and is now on a promotional tour with Robert, who created beloved characters like Mr. Natural, Fritz the Cat, and Flakey Foont. Portland, Oregon tonight and LA tomorrow (4/23) where they’ll be joined by Art Spiegelman and Matt Groening!

R. Crumb photo by Leonard Schwab.

Spain Rodriguez (1940 - 2012), R. Crumb (b. 1943), Victor Moscoso (b. 1936), Robert Williams (b. 1943), S. Clay Wilson (1941 - 2021), Gilbert Shelton (b. 1940)
‘Toe Jam Comix’, 1982
Ink, graphite, correction fluid and colored pencil on board. Published in Zap Comix No. 10
14 x 10.5 inches

Join us this evening 6 - 8 PM to celebrate the opening of “Armando Reverón: Prisoner of the Air”. This will be the first...
04/17/2025

Join us this evening 6 - 8 PM to celebrate the opening of “Armando Reverón: Prisoner of the Air”.

This will be the first solo exhibition for the Venezuelan master since his 2007 retrospective at .

The show takes its name from the 2008 poem by writer and preeminent Reverón historian Luis Péres-Oramas:

Prisoner of the air,
you are now in its whistling,
which dins you,
and in the silenced weft of time,
nothing sustains you:
only the voice that summons you to walk
over the spume
only the travelling chant that announces you
a fishing of clouds, miraculous.

Armando Reverón (1889 - 1954)
‘Landscape’ (and detail), 1932
Oil on burlap
18.5 x 24.5 inches

Opening May 3 at NY: “Carnival”, curated by the one and only Joe Coleman: “I believe that the carnival is a kind of pro...
04/15/2025

Opening May 3 at NY: “Carnival”, curated by the one and only Joe Coleman:

“I believe that the carnival is a kind of profane, holy place where the private desires, fantasies, and fears of a society are given uninhibited free expression.”

The exhibit will include “Dedicated to Coney Island”, a multi-decade sculpture project by Tom Duncan, inspired by the artist’s vivid memories of childhood summers on the boardwalk.

Tom Duncan (b. 1939)
‘Dedicated to Coney Island’, 1984-2002
Found objects, wood, terra cotta, acrylic, collage, lights
96 x 90 x 84 inches

In her feature on Abraham Lincoln Walker, Hilarie M. Sheets spoke to the late artist’s son Link, who recalled that his ...
04/12/2025

In her feature on Abraham Lincoln Walker, Hilarie M. Sheets spoke to the late artist’s son Link, who recalled that his father “never cared if anybody ever saw one of [his paintings]; that was just not his thing … My mom wanted to get his paintings out there. We all knew how good he was.”

Today is the last day to see Lincoln Walker’s NYC gallery debut.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this show such a success! If you weren’t able to make it here to 212 Bowery, take a look at our exhibition walk-through – linked in our story.

Abraham Lincoln Walker (1921 - 1993)
Untitled, 1984
Oil on board
18 x 14 inches

Untitled, 1978
Oil on canvas
24 x 18 inches

Untitled, 1981
Oil on board
36 x 48 inches

Join us 6 - 8pm on Thursday, April 17 to celebrate the opening of “Armando Reverón: Prisoner of the Air”, which features...
04/11/2025

Join us 6 - 8pm on Thursday, April 17 to celebrate the opening of “Armando Reverón: Prisoner of the Air”, which features 19 paintings and drawings by the Venezuelan modernist.

In 1921, Reverón and his lifelong partner Juanita Ríos left behind their European travels and cosmopolitan Caracas for Macuto, a remote, coastal Caribbean village. On the expansive, sun-drenched shore, Reverón began painting near-monochromatic landscapes, explorations of light and shadow; paint and canvas.

In his exhibition essay, Mateus Nunes, PhD describes Reverón’s beachscapes as a “delicate interplay between paint and surface, where the exposed weave of the unpainted canvas becomes an integral visual and conceptual element […] What sustains the corporeality of the world in a state of blind, hollowed painting is the raw canvas—the very platform of painting.”

Armando Reverón (1889 - 1954)
‘Playa’ (and detail), 1941
Oil on burlap
21.75 x 32.75 inches

“Perhaps Walker invented these people and the stories that brought them together because he desired the play of recognit...
04/08/2025

“Perhaps Walker invented these people and the stories that brought them together because he desired the play of recognition between human beings” —Seph Rodney. named ‘Abraham Lincoln Walker’ as one of the must-see shows right now in NYC. The exhibition is up through this Saturday, April 12.

Abraham Lincoln Walker (1921 - 1993)
Untitled (1980)
Oil on board
18 x 24 inches

Untitled (1978)
Oil on board
24 x 30 inches

“To see each other is a task; it is work. And [Abraham Lincoln] Walker was steadfast in coming back to that gaze that is...
04/04/2025

“To see each other is a task; it is work. And [Abraham Lincoln] Walker was steadfast in coming back to that gaze that is about being recognized”. Check out Seph Rodney’s insightful review of ‘Abraham Lincoln Walker’ in .

We are pleased to present “Prisoner of the Air”, the first solo exhibition for Armando Reverón (1889-1954) in the U.S. s...
04/03/2025

We are pleased to present “Prisoner of the Air”, the first solo exhibition for Armando Reverón (1889-1954) in the U.S. since his retrospective at in 2007.

“Despite his rare recognition outside Latin America […], Reverón’s oeuvre stands as an essential body of work in the discourse of modern art,” writes curator Mateus Nunes, PhD, in his exhibition essay.

“Armando Reverón: Prisoner of the Air” opens Thursday, April 17 from 6 - 8pm and will be on view through May 31.

Armando Reverón (1889 - 1954)
‘La Cueva’ (and detail), 1920
Oil on canvas
41 x 61.81 inches

Visions of spring from Beverly Buchanan, whose world of shacks extended beyond the front door and into the garden. Raise...
03/29/2025

Visions of spring from Beverly Buchanan, whose world of shacks extended beyond the front door and into the garden.

Raised by avid home gardeners, Buchanan found lifelong inspiration in botany. Her oil pastel drawings often captured her yard’s blooming capacity for color, pattern, and abstraction.

Beverly Buchanan (1940 - 2015)
‘Grass and Fence’, 2004
Oil pastel on paper
22 x 30 inches

‘Yard Tulips’, 2003
Oil pastel on paper
22.25 x 29.75 inches

‘Self-portrait “In Beverly’s garden”’, 2000
Color polaroid photograph
4 x 3.5 inches

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