Alexandre Gallery

Alexandre Gallery ALEXANDRE GALLERY represents and exhibits contemporary American artists and specializes in works by

Check out THE NEW YORK TIMES “10-Minute Challenge” on-line TODAY, June 1st. Lois Dodd’s PAINTED ROOM!Thank you to Larry...
06/01/2026

Check out THE NEW YORK TIMES “10-Minute Challenge” on-line TODAY, June 1st. Lois Dodd’s PAINTED ROOM!

Thank you to Larry Buchanan for his visit and article!

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art celebrated its fifteenth anniversary this weekend with the re-opening of its newl...
05/31/2026

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art celebrated its fifteenth anniversary this weekend with the re-opening of its newly expanded Moshe Safdie designed buildings and spectacularly re-installed galleries that broaden the collection.

An honor and thrill to celebrate with Alice Walton, whose vision has been truly realized to resounding acclaim while re-defining and expanding the American museum experience and its reach to new audiences.

We were particularly proud to see so many gallery artists and historic paintings on view - grateful for the long relationship and reminded of so many fond memories.

Plan your visit. Take some days. The museum includes extensive art-filled outdoor trails for foot and bike. If you last visited Bentonville more than a few years ago, its transformation continues, including new boutique hotels and delicious food.

HERE: Alice L. Walton; Marsden Hartley; John Bigbees; Arthur Dove (TWO FORMS and MOON AND SEA No. II); Charles Sheeler; Oscar Bleumner; Ben Shahn; Will Barnet (FAMILY AND PINK TABLE and WOMAN READING with studies); David Bates (an Arkansas landscape of Grassy Lake); Tom Uttech (with Georgia O’Keeffe and Helen Torr!); Neil Welliver; Stuart Davis - all in details.

Celebrating the life and work of Will Barnet (1911–2012) on his birthday.Born in coastal Beverly, Massachusetts, Barnet ...
05/25/2026

Celebrating the life and work of Will Barnet (1911–2012) on his birthday.

Born in coastal Beverly, Massachusetts, Barnet drew lifelong inspiration from the light and atmosphere of New England—and from the old masters, Vermeer chief among them. Across a nine-decade career, he moved from early social realism through total abstraction and into the spacious, geometric figural work he's best known for: pensive portraits and quiet scenes of family life, structured with the rigor of Egyptian relief and softened by intimate detail.

"We must realize that the quadrangle on which we draw or paint has basic dimensions and movements," he wrote. "The artist builds with the horizontal and vertical within the quadrangle's architecture."

A devoted printmaker and a teacher at the Art Students League, Cooper Union, and Yale, Barnet was a member of the National Academy of Design and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and a recipient of the National Medal of Arts in 2011. He painted until his death in 2012.
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Here:
1. Will in his National Arts Club studio. Photo credit: Mark Royce.
2. Now and Then, 1989.
3. White and Yellow Top, 1986.

Happy Memorial Day from Portland, Maine and a neighborhood Graham Platner rally earlier this week. ♥️
05/24/2026

Happy Memorial Day from Portland, Maine and a neighborhood Graham Platner rally earlier this week.

♥️

Wishing all a Happy Memorial Day weekend and unofficial start to summer.The gallery will re-open Tuesday with summer hou...
05/22/2026

Wishing all a Happy Memorial Day weekend and unofficial start to summer.

The gallery will re-open Tuesday with summer hours - Tuesdays through Fridays, 11 to 5:30 and by appointment.

TESSA GREENE O’BRIEN POEMS FROM HERE remains on view Uptown through Friday, June 12. Downtown at Candice Madey by appointment only.

HERE: COW PARSNIP (GILMAN WASS FIELD), 2026, oil, bleach, wax resin on dyed and sewn canvas over panel, 60 x 48 inches. And details.

More Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art as their fifteen anniversary approaches.Neil Welliver’s monumental 96” SNOW ...
05/21/2026

More Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art as their fifteen anniversary approaches.

Neil Welliver’s monumental 96” SNOW ON ALDEN BROOK, acquired by the museum long ago from the then Newsweek Collection, assembled by Katharine Graham.

SNOW ON ALDEN BROOK’s scale immerses us in a likeness of the natural world that Neil Welliver came to live while living in Maine and transports us to a fondly remembered moment. Seem from a distance, the falling snow provides a gentle, atmospheric haze to his forest - a little movement in otherwise dormant woods. Viewed up close, each speck of snow appears static, deliberate and meticulously applied. (CBMAA).

In early June Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art will celebrate its 15th anniversary and the opening of its newly ex...
05/20/2026

In early June Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art will celebrate its 15th anniversary and the opening of its newly expanded galleries - designed fifteen years later by the original architect, Moshe Sadie. We look forward to experiencing again the spectacular light-filled galleries set in a natural ravine and surrounded by walking and bicycling trails and outdoor sculpture.

Our heartfelt congratulations are extended to Alice L. Walton, whose vision has been truly realized beyond most imaginations and which has transformed the arts in the region - and in the country. Transformative, indeed.

In this re-installation, we so enjoy seeing our beloved Tom Uttech’s monumental 2009 painting ENASSAMISHHINJIJWEIAN along side two O’Keeffes and one by Helen Torr, Arthur Dove’s wife. (Dove is also represented beautifully with paintings from our gallery.)

Uttech imbues his grand-scale landscape paintings with a sense of mystery and awe. Sitting among a horde of forest creatures - all hurriedly moving across the picture plane from right to left - is a small, seated bear looking across the water. Black bears are a recurring subject in Uttech’s work and often acknowledge a human presence - sitting on for the artist or viewer in awe of the car natural beauty pictured.

HERE: Tom Uttech (b. 1942), ENASSAMISHHINJIJWEIAN, 2009, oil on linen with artist’s frame, 103 x 112 inches. Uttech’s titles are inspired by the Ojibwe language of his native Wisconsin and roughly translates “hope of good things to come.”

Thanks to all who came out for Tessa Greene O’Brien’s openings this week of her new show POEMS FROM HERE, which is prese...
04/25/2026

Thanks to all who came out for Tessa Greene O’Brien’s openings this week of her new show POEMS FROM HERE, which is presented over two galleries - ours and Candice Madey at 1 Rivington. It was so wonderful to feel the good energy, excitement and warmth for Tessa and her beautiful paintings.

Please visit us:
Alexandre at 25 East 73rd, New York 10021
Candice Madey at 1 Rivington, New York 10002

What distinguishes O’Brien’s work is its ability to hold together seemingly divergent traditions. Modernist inquiries into material conditions of painting coexist with the intimate histories of domestic textile craft. Personal memory intersects with ecological awareness. Representation flickers in and out of abstraction. The canvas is at once image and object, landscape and fabric. — Annabel Keenan

04/22/2026

Katherine Bradford () joins Tessa Greene O'Brien () for a walkthrough of "Poems From Here," the artist's first solo exhibition in New York, opening tomorrow across two galleries.

Join us for a reception with the artist this Thursday, April 23:
4 to 6 pm at ALEXANDRE (25 E 73rd St)
6 to 8 pm at CANDICE MADEY (1 Rivington St)

See you there!

On this day, April 22, we wish our beloved Lois Dodd a Happy Birthday - 99 years! We thank her for twenty-five wonderfu...
04/22/2026

On this day, April 22, we wish our beloved Lois Dodd a Happy Birthday - 99 years! We thank her for twenty-five wonderful years of working together with our gallery. We honor her steadfast vision and commitment to her art, her generosity of spirit, her simplicity of daily life, which reminds us all, always, of the essentials. A touchstone for all who share time with her.

Still celebrating two shows, each closed within the past month - one close to home at Brooklyn College, where Lois taught for more than twenty years. And her largest to date, a retrospective at the Kunstmuseum Den Haag. Catalogues from both remain available on the gallery site: alexandregallery.com. Also, among milestones this year for Lois - the purchase acquisition of an iconic architectural interior painting by The Met. Our sincere thanks to all who have supported Lois and her painting, and helped us bring her vision to broader audiences.

HERE: Some pics from the past year.

All comments will be shared with Lo.

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