Jane Lombard Gallery

Jane Lombard Gallery, although (re)opened in 2015, has a rich 25 year history with an established reputation for bringing to the forefront artists whose work explores the social and political climates of today. Jane Lombard Gallery Artists: Jane Bustin, Squeak Carnwath, James Clar, Sarah Dwyer, Mounir Fatmi, Teppei Kaneuji, Lee Kit, Kristin McIver, Lee Mingwei, Yuko Mohri, T.J. Dedeaux-Norris, Luc

y+Jorge Orta, Dan Perjovschi, Michael Rakowitz, Elizabeth Schwaiger, Howard Smith, Nina Yuen, Sawangwongse Yawnghwe

Thank you, , for bringing together these incredible artists for your exhibition, and thank you to those who were able to...
03/15/2025

Thank you, , for bringing together these incredible artists for your exhibition, and thank you to those who were able to attend opening night! 💥

Facial Recognition
Curated by Barbara Pollack

On view through April 26th

James Clar’s exhibition “Powers of Ten” is now open to the public at !From the press release: “‘Powers of Ten’ is the fi...
02/05/2025

James Clar’s exhibition “Powers of Ten” is now open to the public at !

From the press release: “‘Powers of Ten’ is the first U.S. solo museum exhibition by light and media artist James Clar. Also marking his Los Angeles debut, this mid-career retrospective brings together a selection of works from 2011 to 2024, highlighting Clar’s mastery of video and light systems to examine how technology informs our perception of the natural world. These explorations are grounded in Clar’s film background and his deep appreciation of the California Light and Space movement. The exhibition features works created during Clar’s time living in Dubai, New York, Tokyo, and his current residency in Manila, as well as work made in Los Angeles specifically for this exhibition.”

“Powers of Ten” is curated by Larissa Kolesnikova ()

On view until March 30th, 2025

Images: Installation view of James Clar: Powers of Ten, Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art at Pepperdine University, January 11–March 30, 2025. Photo: Joshua Schaedel.

Opening soon!🪑Allan Wexler’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, “Probably True” opens this Friday, January 17th!🥂St...
01/14/2025

Opening soon!
🪑
Allan Wexler’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, “Probably True” opens this Friday, January 17th!
🥂
Stop by the reception to celebrate with us and the artist this Friday from 6-8 PM!

📷: Michael Yarinsky .space

Opening soon! 🪑Allan Wexler’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, “Probably True” opens this Friday, January 17th! 🥂...
01/14/2025

Opening soon!
🪑
Allan Wexler’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery, “Probably True” opens this Friday, January 17th!
🥂
Stop by the reception to celebrate with us and the artist this Friday from 6-8 PM!

📷: Michael Yarinsky .space

✨Happy Holidays from JLG! ✨The gallery will be closed from December 21st - January 6th.
12/20/2024

✨Happy Holidays from JLG! ✨
The gallery will be closed from December 21st - January 6th.

Now Open! Jane Lombard Gallery at Untitled Art, Miami Beach | Booth B2612th Street and Ocean Drive, Miami Beach🌴🌊VIP Pre...
12/03/2024

Now Open!

Jane Lombard Gallery at Untitled Art, Miami Beach | Booth B26
12th Street and Ocean Drive, Miami Beach
🌴🌊
VIP Preview: Today - Tuesday December 3rd, 10 AM - 7 PM
Opening hours: December 4th - 7th, 11 AM - 7 PM
December 8th, 11 AM - 5 PM

Featuring Bradley Wood 🎨 & Ulla-Stina Wikander 🧶

Using obsolete objects and vintage needlework, Ulla-Stina Wikander transforms the ordinary into the unexpected. Rotary phones, typewriters, kitchen appliances, and other household objects are covered in embroideries sourced from antique markets. Through her meticulous work of cutting and stitching, the objects become recast and renewed – cloaked in excerpts of pastoral landscapes and quiet domestic scenes. Her colorful and tactile works elevate the domestic while simultaneously paying homage to the anonymous hands that crafted the original fabrics. Wikander’s work is humorous, yet societally critical, looking at the forgotten as a means to investigate tenets of feminism, domesticity, and transmutation.

Pairing colorful swaths of oil paint with bold interiors and slender figures, Bradley Wood draws on an amalgamation of memories, dreams, and encounters, to depict romanticized playgrounds of affluence. Bathed in bright, scintillating hues, Wood’s figures are enveloped in the splendor of chandeliers, lavish furniture, and extravagant artwork. Their elongated limbs accentuate their leisure while their plain facial expressions suggest an indifference to the grandeur around them that peppers their environment and engulfs them in its utmost opulence. Exploring themes of seduction, excess, and yearning, Bradley Wood’s paintings offer a voyeuristic peek into the uncomplicated lifestyles of quiet luxury.

Collectively, the works look to bygone eras staging unexpected interactions that are at once whimsical and seductive.

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Images: Booth installation view. Photo credit: Adam Reich.





In observance of the holidays, please see below our hours:Wednesday, November 27th: Closing at 2pmClosed: Thursday, Nove...
11/27/2024

In observance of the holidays, please see below our hours:
Wednesday, November 27th: Closing at 2pm
Closed: Thursday, November 28th - Saturday, November 30th

We will reopen with regular hours on Tuesday, December 3rd, 10am-6pm

Dan Perjovschi’s “Now&Then” continues through December 14th, 2024!

  to earlier this week when we had the privilege of hosting an  event. Thank you to all who attended and to  and .dilisc...
10/24/2024

to earlier this week when we had the privilege of hosting an event. Thank you to all who attended and to and .diliscia for bringing everyone together!

Ancla is a community of Latin American Art World Professionals in New York City.

Open now!✨Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present Secuelas: cuerpo, tierra, y mar (Repercussions: body, land, and wat...
09/06/2024

Open now!

Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present Secuelas: cuerpo, tierra, y mar (Repercussions: body, land, and water), a solo exhibition by gallery artist Margarita Cabrera. Secuelas marks the artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery. Utilizing textile, gouache, dye, copper, and sound, the works delve into Cabrera's unyielding exploration of global policies surrounding migration, displacement, and capitalism. The exhibition will run from September 6th - October 26th.

Install day!🔨🪜The JLG team preparing for Margarita Cabrera's debut solo exhibition, Secuelas: cuerpo, tierra, y mar (Rep...
09/05/2024

Install day!
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The JLG team preparing for Margarita Cabrera's debut solo exhibition, Secuelas: cuerpo, tierra, y mar (Repercussions: body, land, and water), opening tomorrow, September 6th!
🥂
Stop by the reception to celebrate with the us and the artist this Friday from 6 - 8 PM!

🔗Link in bio to read the press release.

The Independent 20th Century online fair platform opens today!⁠Jane Lombard Gallery returns to Independent 20th Century ...
08/29/2024

The Independent 20th Century online fair platform opens today!

Jane Lombard Gallery returns to Independent 20th Century with a solo presentation of works by Squeak Carnwath. Focusing on Carnwath’s rich visual vocabulary and continuity of style, the exhibited works explore the medium of paint as a stand-in for the human experience. ⁠

Find us at Booth B6 next week!⁠

Preview Day Hours:⁠
Thursday, September 5th: 11 AM – 8 PM (By Invitation)⁠

Public Hours:⁠
Friday, September 6th: 11 AM – 7 PM⁠
Saturday, September 7th: 11 AM – 7 PM⁠
Sunday, September 8th: 11 AM – 6 PM⁠

Location:⁠
Cipriani South Street⁠
10 South Street⁠
New York, NY 10004⁠

Image: Squeak Carnwath, Things I’ve Heard or Seen in Person, 1998

Meet Kris Knight!👨‍🎨Kris Knight is a Canadian painter whose work revolves around representation, queerness andintimacy. ...
08/15/2024

Meet Kris Knight!
👨‍🎨
Kris Knight is a Canadian painter whose work revolves around representation, queerness and
intimacy. He is interested in the portrayal of diverse modes of masculinity, creating work that
celebrates tenderness, vulnerability and ambiguity.

Knight’s romantic figurative paintings and portraits are simultaneously intimate and remote,
heavy and light, dense and playful; presenting emotional worlds: portals of the artist’s past and
present, retreating from the muchness of the world as much as they reflect it. The reflexivity of
his narratives is rooted in personal memory but also depict life in the present, imbuing
contemporary subject matter with historical art references and colour palettes. His pastel and
tonal oil paintings conjure a series of shifting moods, themes and experiences that are
connected by a wide range of positions regarding the private and public self. Working from personal images often collaged with found imagery and historical references, Knight’s paintings present a quiet, elegant world dominated by sensitivity and subtle melancholy

Kris Knight (b. 1980, Canada) is a Toronto based artist who received his Associate degree from
the Ontario College of Art and Design (OCADU) in 2003. His work has been exhibited
internationally in numerous group and solo exhibitions including most recently “Superhost” at Spinello Projects, Miami, (2024) “Auscultate” at Galerie Nicolas Robert, Montreal (2020), “A
Little Time Out” at Galerie Alain Gutharc, Paris (2019). Recent Group exhibitions include “My
Velvet Shadow” at CLAMP, New York (2023), “Come Out & Play” at Beers London, London
(2022), “Male” at Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart (2019) and “Drawings” at Clint Roenisch Gallery, Toronto (2019).

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Artist portrait, 📷: Jaclyn Locke
Kris Knight, Malus Branch, 2024. Oil on prepared paper, 16 x 12 in.
Kris Knight, Malus Blossom, 2024. Oil on prepared paper, 16 x 12 in.


Meet Cynthia Daignault!👨‍🎨Cynthia Daignault investigates concepts of monument, memory, and the shifting experience of th...
08/14/2024

Meet Cynthia Daignault!
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Cynthia Daignault investigates concepts of monument, memory, and the shifting experience of the natural world in a contemporary response to the genre of history painting. For Daignault, landscape is witness. Throughout her practice, she draws parallels between the environmental setting and the mechanical act of seeing. This investigation into optics acts as a metaphor for the polarities at the heart of American life and the reverberations of historical trauma.

Daignault’s work is in numerous public collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Walker Art Center, the Baltimore Museum of Art, and the Blanton Museum of Art. She has presented solo exhibitions and projects at many major museums and galleries, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, MASS MoCA, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, and White Columns.

Cynthia Daignault received a BA in Art and Art History from Stanford University. The first major monograph on her work, Light Atlas, was published in 2019. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including a 2019 Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, a 2016 Foundation for the Contemporary Arts Award, a 2011 Rema Hort Foundation Award, and a 2010 MacDowell Artist Fellowship. She lives and works in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Cynthia Daignault & Matthew Hansel, Adam / Eve, 2016. Oil on linen, 94 x 70 in, 238.8 x 177.8 cm.


Meet Geoffrey Chadsey!👨‍🎨Geoffrey Chadsey (b. Philadelphia, PA; lives and works in Brooklyn, NY) is a portrait artist kn...
08/12/2024

Meet Geoffrey Chadsey!
👨‍🎨
Geoffrey Chadsey (b. Philadelphia, PA; lives and works in Brooklyn, NY) is a portrait artist known for his drawings of hybrid figures, which vacillate between the masculine and the feminine. His style is reminiscent of engravings, shaped with dense curves and parallel lines made with colored pencils and crayons. He also often incorporates multiple figures atop one another, creating the illusion of transparency and amalgamation of forms. These figures are in a constant state of shedding and becoming, shifting between genders, time frames and sometimes species. Inspired in part by his personal Internet search history in which he examines men performing for digital audiences, he portrays these individuals enacting stereotypical poses while also expressing anxiety and self-doubt.

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Geoffrey Chadsey, Bow Blouse, 2017 - 2018. Watercolor pencil and crayon on mylar
92 5/8 x 50 x 2 3/8 in.


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