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11/21/2025

Only a few days left to catch David Brian Smith’s () solo exhibition, “All Around the Wrekin”, on view in Miami Beach through November 22

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

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Smith’s large-scale canvases—painted on heavily woven herringbone linen in a nod to his family’s heritage—evoke the spirit of Norwich School painters, yet are re-envisioned through a hallucinatory, technicolor lens. The artist’s compositions are rich with narrative and detail: tiny figures on horseback traverse fields, multicolored animals graze beneath iridescent skies, and miniature farmhouses rest among rolling hills. These scenes hover between reality and reverie, merging personal memory with myth and folklore. Smith’s use of transparent and opaque layers of oil paint, often combined with gold and silver leaf, give his surfaces an ethereal luminosity, transforming the familiar English countryside into something at once nostalgic and transcendent.

11/19/2025

Don’t miss the final days to see David Brian Smith’s () solo exhibition, “All Around the Wrekin”, on view through November 22.

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

Learn more about the artist and exhibition through the link in our bio.

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David Brian Smith
“And nature smiled”, 2025
Oil on herringbone linen
66⅞ x 55⅛ in.

Photography by Ben Deakin.

11/16/2025

David Brian Smith’s () solo exhibition, “All around the Wrekin”, is on view through November 22 in Miami Beach

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

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Smith’s large-scale canvases—painted on heavily woven herringbone linen in a nod to his family’s heritage—evoke the spirit of Norwich School painters, yet are re-envisioned through a hallucinatory, technicolor lens. The artist’s compositions are rich with narrative and detail: tiny figures on horseback traverse fields, multicolored animals graze beneath iridescent skies, and miniature farmhouses rest among rolling hills. These scenes hover between reality and reverie, merging personal memory with myth and folklore. Smith’s use of transparent and opaque layers of oil paint, often combined with gold and silver leaf, give his surfaces an ethereal luminosity, transforming the familiar English countryside into something at once nostalgic and transcendent.

11/10/2025

Installation views of David Brian Smith’s () solo exhibition, “All around the Wrekin”, on view through November 22 in Miami Beach.

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

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Smith is known for his luminous landscapes that weave together memory, imagination, and ancestral heritage. Rooted in the English pastoral tradition yet boldly contemporary in vision, Smith’s paintings explore ideas of place, belonging, and time through radiant color, intricate brushwork, and layered symbolism.

Having grown up in the rural countryside of Shropshire, Smith’s early connection to agrarian life deeply informs his practice. After relocating to London to study at the Chelsea College of Art and Design, he began using landscape painting as a means to reconnect with his family’s history and to reimagine his relationship to the land. The exhibition’s title, “All around the Wrekin’”, takes its name from a classic Midlands expression, meaning “to take the long way around”.

11/04/2025

On view through November 22—

David Brian Smith’s () solo exhibition, “All around the Wrekin”, is on view now through November 22 in Miami Beach.

1910 Alton Road
Miami Beach, FL

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David Brian Smith (b. 1981 in Wolverhampton, England) focuses his creative efforts on landscape painting, using it as a means to reconnect with his family’s history. Smith grew up in the countryside of Shropshire and later moved to London, which ignited his desire to return to rural life after a period of work and city living. Smith uses his practice to reimagine his past and contemplate his future place.

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David Brian Smith
“A Dragons Eye”, 2025
Oil and gold leaf on herringbone linen
82⅝ x 70⅞ in.

Photography by Ben Deakin.

10/31/2025

David Brian Smith’s () first solo exhibition with the gallery, “All around the Wrekin”, is on view now in Miami Beach through November 22.

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

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Smith’s large-scale canvases—painted on heavily woven herringbone linen in a nod to his family’s heritage—evoke the spirit of Norwich School painters, yet are re-envisioned through a hallucinatory, technicolor lens. The artist’s compositions are rich with narrative and detail: tiny figures on horseback traverse fields, multicolored animals graze beneath iridescent skies, and miniature farmhouses rest among rolling hills. These scenes hover between reality and reverie, merging personal memory with myth and folklore. Smith’s use of transparent and opaque layers of oil paint, often combined with gold and silver leaf, give his surfaces an ethereal luminosity, transforming the familiar English countryside into something at once nostalgic and transcendent.

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David Brian Smith
“All around the Wrekin”, 2025
Oil on linen
78¾ x 70⅞ in.

Photography by Ben Deakin.

10/23/2025

Opening Tonight!

David Brian Smith’s () first solo exhibition with the gallery, “All around the Wrekin”, opens tonight (10/23).

Join us for the opening reception from 6pm to 8pm

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

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Smith is known for his luminous landscapes that weave together memory, imagination, and ancestral heritage. Rooted in the English pastoral tradition yet boldly contemporary in vision, Smith’s paintings explore ideas of place, belonging, and time through radiant color, intricate brushwork, and layered symbolism.

Having grown up in the rural countryside of Shropshire, Smith’s early connection to agrarian life deeply informs his practice. After relocating to London to study at the Chelsea College of Art and Design, he began using landscape painting as a means to reconnect with his family’s history and to reimagine his relationship to the land. The exhibition’s title, “All around the Wrekin’”, takes its name from a classic Midlands expression, meaning “to take the long way around”.

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David Brian Smith
“A place of my heart”, 2025
Oil on linen
78¾ x 70⅞ in.

10/18/2025

Ross + Kramer is pleased to present “All around the Wrekin”, a solo exhibition of new work by David Brian Smith (), opening October 23rd in Miami Beach.

Join us for the opening reception on Thursday, October 23, 6pm-8pm

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

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David Brian Smith
“Another Dream”, 2025
Oil and gold leaf on herringbone linen
66⅞ x 55⅛ in.

10/08/2025

En Iwamura () is featured in The Nasher Fall 2025 issue!

Tap the link in the Nasher’s bio () to access the online pdf.

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Images courtesy of The Nasher Sculpture Center.

09/09/2025

“Claudine’s House” closes this week!

Don’t miss the final days to see “Claudine’s House”, on view through Saturday, September 13th.

515 W 27th St
New York, NY

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Inspired by the 1922 eponymous novel by celebrated French author Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, “Claudine’s House” features works by:

Katherine Auchterlonie ( )
Anders Hamilton ()
Peter Hoffmeister ()
Athena LaTocha ()
Masha Morgunova ()
Taylor Marie Prendergast (.prendergast)
Dominik Tarabanski ()

Curated by Cielle Hart ()

Learn more about the exhibition through the link in our bio.

08/29/2025

“Peace Maker”, Noritoshi Mitsuuchi’s () second solo exhibition with the gallery, is on view now in Miami Beach through September 6th.

1910 Alton Rd
Miami Beach, FL

Learn more about the artist and exhibition through the link in our bio.

08/14/2025

Extended through September 13th!

“Claudine’s House” will now be on view through September 13th in New York.

The gallery will be closed August 16th-September 1st. We will reopen on September 2nd, continuing the exhibition through September 13th.

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TONIGHT: Artist Walkthrough w/ Dominik Tarabanski

Thursday, August 14th
6pm-8pm

Join us for a walk-through of “Claudine’s House” with featured artist, Dominik Tarabanski (), and the exhibition’s curator, Cielle Hart (). Together, Tarabanski and Hart will lead guests through the exhibition, sharing reflections on the creative and curatorial processes.

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Inspired by the 1922 eponymous novel by celebrated French author Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, “Claudine’s House” features works by:

Katherine Auchterlonie ( )
Anders Hamilton ()
Peter Hoffmeister ()
Athena LaTocha ()
Masha Morgunova ()
Taylor Marie Prendergast (.prendergast)
Dominik Tarabanski ()

Curated by Cielle Hart ()

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