C24 Gallery

01/22/2025

Cheryl Molnar's collage-paintings on both paper and wood panels depict the improbable landscapes of memory as re-imagined environments, as we contend with the impacts of gentrification, displacement and climate change. Combining photographic images from both Long Island and southern California, she merges beaches & cliffs, mountains & forests, iconic mid-century modern architecture and an assortment of flora and fauna to highlight the often chaotic relationship between nature and man-made structures.

Works by Cheryl Molnar will be on display in the Atrium through February 8th.

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“Desert Flight,” 2020
Gouache paper and archival inkjet paper
37.25 x 30 in

01/17/2025

Thank you all for joining our panel discussion, "Child's Play: An Investigation of Violence, Desires, and Taboos Through Art," presented in partnership with yesterday!
Panelists (L to R): Sharon Louden, Hrag Vartanian, Patricia Waller, and Ariane Lignier.

We have also extended our solo exhibition, Child’s Play, showcasing works by Patricia Waller, through February 8th.

Images by Adrián Fernández Milanés

01/10/2025

01/09/2025

Join us on Wednesday evening, January 15th, from 6:30-8:00pm for Child’s Play: An Investigation of Violence, Desires, and Taboos Through Art, an expert panel discussion exploring the methods and materiality of addressing challenging topics through artistic expression. For this event, C24 Gallery is partnering with 1014, a New York City based, German cultural organization that hosts talks, performances, and exhibitions encouraging debate on significant global topics.

The Gallery’s current solo exhibition, Child’s Play, by Berlin-based crochet artist Patricia Waller will serve as a jumping-off point for a conversation about the use of unconventional methods to address inconvenient, difficult topics, including violence against children and animals. The artist will be present and joined by Hrag Vartanian (Editor-in-chief and co-founder of Hyperallergic) and Ariane Lignier, (Communications Officer for the UN's Office of the Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict), and the panel will be moderated by Sharon Louden (Artist, advocate, community builder and Executive Director of Women's Studio Workshop).

This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. To register, and for more details about the exhibitions and the panelists, please click here.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/childs-play-an-investigation-of-violence-desires-and-taboos-through-art-tickets-1122997017309?aff=oddtdtcreator

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(Clockwise from top left) Patricia Waller, Ariane Lignier, Hrag Vartanian (Photo credit: Kevin Miyazaki for Rabkin Foundation), and Sharon Louden

12/21/2024

As the season comes to a close, the C24 team sends warm wishes for a joyful holiday season. 🎄✨
Please note, the gallery will be closing today at 6pm and will reopen on January 2nd.

Final day Holiday Pick: Ryan Sarah Murphy 🎨

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“Carrier (Outside Courts),” 2020
Found (unpainted) cardboard, cut book covers, foamcore, wood dowels
20 1/2 × 11 × 11 1/2 in

12/20/2024

Friday Holiday Pick: Eleen Lin 🖊️
Explore works by Eleen Lin, part of our End-of-Year Holiday Picks on Artsy.

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“Everything is crystal clear,” 2015
Ink of paper
9 × 12 1/8 × 2 in

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“A bower in the Arsacides,” 2020
Ink on paper
9 × 12 1/8 × 2 in

12/20/2024

Thursday Holiday Pick: Marion Fink 🌟✨
Explore works by Marion Fink, part of our End-of-Year Holiday Picks on Artsy.

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"She was wandering lost in the infinite vagaries of the human mind and yet she was only one breath away from peace." 2022
Colored pencil on paper
8 1/2 × 6 1/2 in

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"She wanted to touch that which was ungraspable for her mind." 2022
Colored pencil on paper
5 1/10 × 4 1/10 in

12/18/2024

Now on view at Speedy Gallery in Santa Monica, the “Holiday Group Show” features works by Cheryl Molnar. The exhibition runs through January 11.

Courtesy of Speedy Gallery

12/17/2024

Viktor Popović participated in this year’s edition of the Slavonski Biennale in Osijek, where he was honored with the Ex Aequo Award for his work Untitled "(Archive Museum of Fine Arts)" (2024), created specifically for the biennale. The theme of the biennale, Institute of Invisible: Spaces of Perception, explores art as a lifelong commitment, often pursued without compromise or full understanding of the surrounding environment. This year’s event also marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of artist Julije Knifer and the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Gallery (now the Museum) of Fine Arts. The exhibition was inaugurated on November 28, 2024, and will be on display through February 28, 2025.

12/14/2024

Click the link to learn more about Christian Vincent https://www.c24gallery.com/christian-vincent 🔗

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"Breakers Edge," 2018
Oil on canvas
65 x 65 in

12/13/2024

GROW IT, SHOW IT!�A Look at Hair from Diane Arbus to TikTok
Don’t miss Marie Tomanova’s film as part of the exhibition at the Museum Folkwang in Essen, Germany, which runs through January 12.
Curated by Thomas Seelig and Miriam Bettin.

“The exhibition Grow It, Show It! explores the historical, political, and cultural significance of hair, featuring a wide range of photographs, videos, and film clips from both art and fashion, as well as social media. The exhibition demonstrates that hair is much more than just a style choice—it's a carrier of information. How we wear our hair is shaped not only by beauty ideals, but also by political, social, and identity-related influences. It has served as a symbol of power, a spiritual material, and a communicator of social status across cultures and eras.”

Source by Museum Folkwang

Image by Samuel Solazzo

12/12/2024

“Oracle” by Gabe Barcia-Colombobc is included as part of “La Mayor Emergencia” (The Greatest Emergency) at Círculo de Bellas Artes. The show, curated by Santiago Zabala, presents work by artists who challenge us to recognize the greatest emergencies facing society by investigating them through art. The show argues that “the greatest emergency is the absence of emergency” in today’s world.

“In my opinion, all of social media has become a slot machine of sorts, and we’re only moving closer to a world in which we are all hopeless gamblers pulling a lever in service of the wealthy few who control our algorithms.” — Gabriel Barcia-Colombo

If you're in Madrid, make sure to stop by "La Mayor Emergencia" at the Círculo de Bellas Artes, open until January 12.✨

12/07/2024

“In Lisbeth Firmin’s paintings…human figures are suspended in time. The perspective is never straightforward but always leans toward the unusual."�
Review, “Frozen in the Amber of the City," The New York Times

Discover more works by Lisbeth Firmin on Artsy

12/05/2024

Now showing in the Atrium: A selection of works by Christian Vincent.

Christian Vincent is a figurative painter living and working in Los Angeles, California. His earlier work, with its rich, dark colors and Chiaroscuro reminiscent of the Renaissance period, could be characterized as American realism, but with a narrative edge. Combining commentary related to the post-industrial world with observations about his personal experience, Vincent’s canvases are immersive, ethereal evocations of the dynamics of conformity and desire. His strong compositions feel melancholic and evoke a sense of isolation, often featuring youthful figures on the verge of adulthood, their innocence confronting the compromises of modern life. His more recent work embodies a soft surrealism, with its exploration of the symbols of culture, history, and mythology combined with the use of repetitive imagery and patterns, along with a more colorful palette.

Photo by Daniel Krieger

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"Night Dream," 2022
Oil on canvas
58 x 78 in

12/04/2024

It’s the last month to catch works at Fissures in the Frame at ! Don’t miss the opportunity to experience Marion Fink’s works in her debut museum exhibition in the US!✨

Courtesy of Delaware Contemporary

For more details about the exhibition, visit the link in our bio!

12/04/2024

Marion Fink is known for her life-sized, colorful monotypes depicting young people in various states of connection and disconnection to the elements of the world around them. Her layered works probe the spheres of consciousness we create for ourselves in our own private worlds, an investigation that is surely in step with the personally curated environments many of us inhabit in today’s virtual, online culture.

For further details, please contact [email protected]

11/26/2024

Speaking of bananas...

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Work by Patricia Waller

“Banana Peel,” 1994-2024
Acrylic yarn, cotton filling, wire; crochet
3 x 10in