Garvey Simon

05/26/2026

Most people know Idelle Weber as a titan of American Pop Art and photorealism. Fewer know what she did next.

In the 1990s, she turned inward — and started painting skies.
I had the privilege of representing Idelle during this period and watched these works come out of her studio firsthand. I was enchanted by the light, the atmosphere, the depth — and how so much life could be packed into such a small portal.

The Little Darlings series: imagined landscapes, no reference, no document, painted with a loose spontaneity that carried everything she had absorbed over a lifetime — Albers' color theory, the atmospheric drama of Turner and Constable.

Critic John Yau called her technique premier coup. First strike. No revision. Total commitment.

Seven works available, each oil on linen, approximately 5×5 inches, framed to 16×16". DM to inquire.

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05/19/2026

New work by Linda Kamille Schmidt!

Schmidt builds her mixed media fabric collages by layering translucent and opaque fabrics, letting color mix the way paint would on a canvas. The sheers on top shift depending on what's beneath them — navy reads differently under cyan than it does under magenta.
The stitching isn't decorative. Running stitch, visible seams, raw edges left intentionally unfinished — these are structural decisions that also become line work. The pins hold layers in place while also becoming part of the composition.

Plus, 2026. Mixed media fabric collage. 10.25 × 12 in. (15.5 × 17 framed). Available — DM us

05/08/2026

Who’s ready for a drink? 🍒

Lori Larusso’s petite 8 x 8 inch cocktail paintings capture those familiar moments of leisure—a perfectly poured old fashioned, a twist of citrus, a hint of garnish—but with a sharp, layered approach that makes each composition feel almost sculptural.

They’re playful, a little nostalgic, and incredibly satisfying to look at up close.

Do you have a favorite?

Lori Larusso
Rosemary Cocktail (Pink Rocks Glass), 2026
acrylic and resin on panel
8 x 8 x 1.5 in.

Lori Larusso
Old Fashioned (on Grey)
acrylic and resin on panel
8 x 8 x 1.5 in.

05/02/2026

Last Saturday to visit Christopher Adams: Biomorphic Moments! We will be open 11-4 on the 11th Floor at 41 E 57th NYC.

05/01/2026

We will be having special Saturday hours tomorrow for the exhibition Christopher Adams: Biomorphic Moments. Don’t miss it! 41 E 57th 11th Floor NYC

04/30/2026

Join us until 7:30 tonight at The Fuller Building!

04/28/2026

We love this Patrick Neal painting! There is a hint of something unstable as these objects perch on a crocheted granny square. The view is seen from above, as the artist wheels the scene to be captured from all sides. The aerial view flattens space while everything feels just slightly in flux—as if it could shift at any moment. Scroll for details.

Patrick Neal
Paper Boats and Candy Dish
30 x 30 in. oil/canvas

04/24/2026

04/21/2026

We’re thrilled to share that three paintings by Sandy Litchfield have been installed in the permanent collection of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, Little Rock.

Seen here in situ, these works reflect Litchfield’s distinctive ability to distill landscape into quiet, luminous compositions—balancing observation with a refined sense of structure, abstraction and color.

Congratulations to Sandy and many thanks to the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts for this meaningful inclusion.