The Sphere Gallery

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08/26/2026

Opening Reception tomorrow August 27th, 2026 from 6 to 8pm at the The Sphere Gallery

07/25/2025

A beautiful “new - early” painting by the renowned American artist Mary Corse. Known for her grid paintings she developed unique techniques with the use of micro-Spheres that combine tiny refractive beads with acrylic paint. Nothing is layered, all is painted. Her works can be found in permanent collections of the most prestigious museums and private collections globally. This rare example from the 1980s remained in the same collection for almost 30 years and was originally acquired at the Chac Mool Gallery in Los Angeles.

MARY CORSE (B. 1945)
Untitled (Black Arch Series)
signed and dated ‘Mary Corse 1988’ (on the reverse) glass microspheres and acrylic on canvas
241⁄4 x 24 in. (61.6 x 61 cm.)
Executed in 1988.

07/02/2025

By South Korean artist Maria Chang.
Maria Chang, b. 1981
Untitled, 2018
Oil on Canvas
64h x 51w in
162.56h x 129.54w cm

Artist Statement
Seoul, 2017
“Gray is The New Black.”
A vague viewpoint, a blend of black and white, and the borderline of black and white... The
works of this exhibition began after gaining a different perspective of the world. Growing up, I
focused on clear-cut issues such as ‘light and darkness,’ ‘positive/plus(+) and negative/minus(-).’
I had always been reluctant to acknowledge the color gray, but later in life, I realized I had al-
ways harbored a desire for this blurred, hazy color. These artworks have taught me to accept the
existence of a certain middle ground.
The exhibition is a series of self-portraits depicting the various expressions from thoughts of cer-
tain acquaintances. The works are comprised of complex descriptions inspired by recollections,
behaviors, language, smells, etc. Through the timely process of repeating techniques such as
scratching, overlaying, and oil painting, I have gained a deeper understanding of people around
me. Each artwork has brought me closer to its motif.
By working on the series, previous obscure perceptions have been transformed into a genuine
appreciation for my surroundings.
By carefully observing different aspects, my connection to each motif has strengthened. At the
same time, the whole process has also led to some very valuable introspection.

06/16/2025

EVEN THE HEART SKIPS A BEAT (BLACK ON BLACK) 🚀 dimensions: 110 x 73.5 cm (43.30 in. x 28.84 in.) medium: 2-color screenprint with black glitters added by hand, hand cut on Somerset Rad white velvet 330gsm. Signed and numbered by the artist, 2024.

06/16/2025

Domingo Zapata 7️⃣ years ago today at the opening of “Smile” along with works from his collaboration with Alejandro Sanz at HG Contemporary Madrid .