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06/23/2026

Opening this week - The group exhibition “Under 30 Under Pressure” in the Main Gallery and Project Room, curated by Carrie Patterson. Reception is on Thursday, June 25, from 5 - 8 pm. Exhibition is on view from June 23 - July 18, 2026. All works are available for sale on Artsy . Work on the card by Anna Kline - “Sticky note wall.”

From the Press Release: "Under 30 Under Pressure" brings together 60 artists exhibiting at The Painting Center and 80 artists in the online Artsy exhibition. Young artists are coming of age amid political upheaval, climate instability, pervasive violence, social media pressures, and rapidly evolving technologies. The exhibition asks: What does it mean to be a young artist in an increasingly overwhelming world?

Artists in the exhibition include: .607 .art .hillhyman .pillaert .isabel.v.7 .art .g.art .nie_art .Flor.Art .heyman.art .art

06/22/2026

✨Highlights from the Reception of the solo exhibition of Julian Pozzi: “Hole in Mouth” in the Main Gallery, and the solo exhibition of Nichole Gronvold Roller: “Days Folded” in the Project Room.

06/21/2026

Work by Nichole Gronvold Roller - "Lavender Dreams". Currently on view - The solo exhibition of Nichole Gronvold Roller: “Days Folded” in the Project Room, and the solo exhibition of Julian Pozzi: “Hole in Mouth” in the Main Gallery. Exhibitions are on view from May 26 - June 20, 2026. All works are available for sale on Artsy .

From the Press Release - “Days Folded is a recent series of paintings by Nichole Gronvold Roller that responds to the discord between the beauty and tedium of daily routines. Moving through familiar spaces, the artist selects snippets of layered observations. Depicting shifting light, patterned wallpaper, and how textiles soften a room’s hard edges, Gronvold Roller reflects on the complexities of one’s impressions of lived-in spaces. Mindful of how the body navigates the constrictions and expansions of a home, the bending and folding of planes guide through these implied physical movements, just as memory condenses and unfolds our sense of home. Blending geometric abstraction with organic motifs, these works reference the Pattern and Decoration movement.

From the Press Release - “Julian Pozzi’s most recent work takes as its basis a practice of drawing into painting. His latest exhibition works within a framework of a structural abstraction built from a drawing and mark-making vocabulary developed over two decades. The 15 paintings in “Hole in Mouth” allude to a space occupied both by the body and its discontents. Many of the works depict a fragility verging on collapse, or else show what seems to be the moments after disaster. The mark-making can vary and travel widely; what might begin as an incremental and patient cross-hatching can quickly lose its way and end up at the other end of the painting, fully submerged in and/or transformed by surprising pools of rich color, frankly formal and celebrating themselves.” julian_pozzi

06/21/2026

Works by Julian Pozzi - "Frank's Sign" and "Bug/Beatle". Currently on view - The solo exhibition of Julian Pozzi: “Hole in Mouth” in the Main Gallery, and the solo exhibition of Nichole Gronvold Roller: “Days Folded” in the Project Room. Exhibitions are on view from May 26 - June 20, 2026. All works are available for sale on Artsy .

From the Press Release - “Julian Pozzi’s most recent work takes as its basis a practice of drawing into painting. His latest exhibition works within a framework of a structural abstraction built from a drawing and mark-making vocabulary developed over two decades. The 15 paintings in “Hole in Mouth” allude to a space occupied both by the body and its discontents. Many of the works depict a fragility verging on collapse, or else show what seems to be the moments after disaster. The mark-making can vary and travel widely; what might begin as an incremental and patient cross-hatching can quickly lose its way and end up at the other end of the painting, fully submerged in and/or transformed by surprising pools of rich color, frankly formal and celebrating themselves.” julian_pozzi

From the Press Release - “Days Folded is a recent series of paintings by Nichole Gronvold Roller that responds to the discord between the beauty and tedium of daily routines. Moving through familiar spaces, the artist selects snippets of layered observations. Depicting shifting light, patterned wallpaper, and how textiles soften a room’s hard edges, Gronvold Roller reflects on the complexities of one’s impressions of lived-in spaces. Mindful of how the body navigates the constrictions and expansions of a home, the bending and folding of planes guide through these implied physical movements, just as memory condenses and unfolds our sense of home. Blending geometric abstraction with organic motifs, these works reference the Pattern and Decoration movement.

06/19/2026

MEMBERSHIP IS NOW OPEN!
Until Wednesday, July 15th
The Painting Center is accepting submissions for new members
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06/19/2026

Last days to view the solo exhibition of Nichole Gronvold Roller: “Days Folded” in the Project Room, and the solo exhibition of Julian Pozzi: “Hole in Mouth” in the Main Gallery. Exhibitions are on view from May 26 - June 20, 2026. All works are available for sale on Artsy . Installation of works by Nichole Gronvold Roller.

From the Press Release - “Days Folded is a recent series of paintings by Nichole Gronvold Roller that responds to the discord between the beauty and tedium of daily routines. Moving through familiar spaces, the artist selects snippets of layered observations. Depicting shifting light, patterned wallpaper, and how textiles soften a room’s hard edges, Gronvold Roller reflects on the complexities of one’s impressions of lived-in spaces. Mindful of how the body navigates the constrictions and expansions of a home, the bending and folding of planes guide through these implied physical movements, just as memory condenses and unfolds our sense of home. Blending geometric abstraction with organic motifs, these works reference the Pattern and Decoration movement. Nichole Gronvold Roller

From the Press Release - “Julian Pozzi’s most recent work takes as its basis a practice of drawing into painting. His latest exhibition works within a framework of a structural abstraction built from a drawing and mark-making vocabulary developed over two decades. The 15 paintings in “Hole in Mouth” allude to a space occupied both by the body and its discontents. Many of the works depict a fragility verging on collapse, or else show what seems to be the moments after disaster. The mark-making can vary and travel widely; what might begin as an incremental and patient cross-hatching can quickly lose its way and end up at the other end of the painting, fully submerged in and/or transformed by surprising pools of rich color, frankly formal and celebrating themselves.”

06/18/2026

Last days to view the solo exhibition of Julian Pozzi: “Hole in Mouth” in the Main Gallery, and the solo exhibition of Nichole Gronvold Roller: “Days Folded” in the Project Room. Exhibitions are on view from May 26 - June 20, 2026. All works are available for sale on Artsy . Installation image of works by Julian Pozzi.

From the Press Release - “Julian Pozzi’s most recent work takes as its basis a practice of drawing into painting. His latest exhibition works within a framework of a structural abstraction built from a drawing and mark-making vocabulary developed over two decades. The 15 paintings in “Hole in Mouth” allude to a space occupied both by the body and its discontents. Many of the works depict a fragility verging on collapse, or else show what seems to be the moments after disaster. The mark-making can vary and travel widely; what might begin as an incremental and patient cross-hatching can quickly lose its way and end up at the other end of the painting, fully submerged in and/or transformed by surprising pools of rich color, frankly formal and celebrating themselves.”

From the Press Release - “Days Folded is a recent series of paintings by Nichole Gronvold Roller that responds to the discord between the beauty and tedium of daily routines. Moving through familiar spaces, the artist selects snippets of layered observations. Depicting shifting light, patterned wallpaper, and how textiles soften a room’s hard edges, Gronvold Roller reflects on the complexities of one’s impressions of lived-in spaces. Mindful of how the body navigates the constrictions and expansions of a home, the bending and folding of planes guide through these implied physical movements, just as memory condenses and unfolds our sense of home. Blending geometric abstraction with organic motifs, these works reference the Pattern and Decoration movement. Nichole Gronvold Roller

06/15/2026

Art File Feature: Marie-Chloé Duval 🎨✨🌀
Canadian-born, New York–based artist Marie-Chloé Duval creates layered oil paintings that move between figuration and abstraction, revealing the hidden structures that shape how we live, relate, and belong. 🌐🔍
Influenced by her background in criminology, Duval approaches painting as a form of inquiry. Through processes of accumulation, erasure, and disruption, she constructs psychological landscapes where control and fluidity coexist, inviting viewers to question the systems we inhabit and create. 🖤🔷
Since committing to painting full-time in 2016, Duval has exhibited internationally, completed numerous residencies, and become a passionate advocate for the arts through teaching, curating, and founding initiatives that support emerging artists. 🌍🎓
Instagram: Marie-Chloé DUVAL 📲
Website: www.mcduval.com (http://www.mcduval.com/) 🌐

06/15/2026

Work by Nichole Gronvold Roller - "Summer Crush". Currently on view - The solo exhibition of Nichole Gronvold Roller: “Days Folded” in the Project Room, and the solo exhibition of Julian Pozzi: “Hole in Mouth” in the Main Gallery. Exhibitions are on view from May 26 - June 20, 2026. All works are available for sale on Artsy .

From the Press Release - “Days Folded is a recent series of paintings by Nichole Gronvold Roller that responds to the discord between the beauty and tedium of daily routines. Moving through familiar spaces, the artist selects snippets of layered observations. Depicting shifting light, patterned wallpaper, and how textiles soften a room’s hard edges, Gronvold Roller reflects on the complexities of one’s impressions of lived-in spaces. Mindful of how the body navigates the constrictions and expansions of a home, the bending and folding of planes guide through these implied physical movements, just as memory condenses and unfolds our sense of home. Blending geometric abstraction with organic motifs, these works reference the Pattern and Decoration movement.

From the Press Release - “Julian Pozzi’s most recent work takes as its basis a practice of drawing into painting. His latest exhibition works within a framework of a structural abstraction built from a drawing and mark-making vocabulary developed over two decades. The 15 paintings in “Hole in Mouth” allude to a space occupied both by the body and its discontents. Many of the works depict a fragility verging on collapse, or else show what seems to be the moments after disaster. The mark-making can vary and travel widely; what might begin as an incremental and patient cross-hatching can quickly lose its way and end up at the other end of the painting, fully submerged in and/or transformed by surprising pools of rich color, frankly formal and celebrating themselves.”

06/15/2026

Works by Julian Pozzi - "Braeburn Glen" and "Your Furniture". Currently on view - The solo exhibition of Julian Pozzi: “Hole in Mouth” in the Main Gallery, and the solo exhibition of Nichole Gronvold Roller: “Days Folded” in the Project Room. Exhibitions are on view from May 26 - June 20, 2026. All works are available for sale on Artsy .

From the Press Release - “Julian Pozzi’s most recent work takes as its basis a practice of drawing into painting. His latest exhibition works within a framework of a structural abstraction built from a drawing and mark-making vocabulary developed over two decades. The 15 paintings in “Hole in Mouth” allude to a space occupied both by the body and its discontents. Many of the works depict a fragility verging on collapse, or else show what seems to be the moments after disaster. The mark-making can vary and travel widely; what might begin as an incremental and patient cross-hatching can quickly lose its way and end up at the other end of the painting, fully submerged in and/or transformed by surprising pools of rich color, frankly formal and celebrating themselves.”

From the Press Release - “Days Folded is a recent series of paintings by Nichole Gronvold Roller that responds to the discord between the beauty and tedium of daily routines. Moving through familiar spaces, the artist selects snippets of layered observations. Depicting shifting light, patterned wallpaper, and how textiles soften a room’s hard edges, Gronvold Roller reflects on the complexities of one’s impressions of lived-in spaces. Mindful of how the body navigates the constrictions and expansions of a home, the bending and folding of planes guide through these implied physical movements, just as memory condenses and unfolds our sense of home. Blending geometric abstraction with organic motifs, these works reference the Pattern and Decoration movement.

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