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www.annazorinagallery.com Anna Zorina Gallery is a contemporary art gallery devoted to the presentation of the powerful positive image.

The gallery represents emerging and mid-career American and international artists, focusing on artists who allow for intuition and intelligence to coexist. These artists don’t set themselves apart from the world but engage it with strong constructive responses to aesthetic, cultural and personal questions. The gallery sees negative poses and expressions as too easy to fall into in the current clim

ate, and chooses artists who have managed to maintain a joy in the expression of their vision, whose instinct is to embrace and include rather than attack and reject.

05/13/2026

A set of oil on paper miniature paintings, serving as studies for larger linen works, are on view as part of Anastasiya Tarasenko’s solo exhibition, “Primordial Soup.” Don’t miss them during your visit to the show!

05/03/2026

In “Primordial Soup” Anastasiya Tarasenko frames the ocean as a central image, suggesting hormonal shifts, emotional turbulence, and a force capable of both creation and destruction. Across these vast seascapes, a small female figure reappears, surfing waves, diving into rough waters, or caught between rising and falling. This multiplication suggests both a loss of singular control and an unexpected expansion into something collective.

“The Deluge” is a perfect example!

ANASTASIYA TARASENKO
The Deluge, 2026
oil on linen
24 x 18 in (61 x 45.7 cm)

04/23/2026

ANASTASIYA TARASENKO
Swan Lakes, 2026
oil on linen
48 x 36 in (121.9 x 91.4 cm)
AZ #3517

04/18/2026

“Primordial Soup” by Anastasiya Tarasenko is officially open 🫀

Give yourself the time to see it up close. Some experiences aren’t meant to stay on a screen. On view through May 23rd.

04/13/2026

“Primordial Soup”, a solo exhibition by Anastasiya Tarasenko opens this Thursday, April 16th.

Through referring to the elemental conditions from which life is believed to have first emerged, Tarasenko’s latest paintings portray a space where origin and undoing coincide. These latest works stem from the trauma following a near-death experience caused by an ectopic pregnancy. In the aftermath, the artist describes feeling estranged from her own body, unmoored and unstable, as if subject to forces beyond her control. These works trace the gradual reclamation of agency, identity, and embodiment.

Join us for the opening from 6 to 8pm,
Thursday, April 16th

02/13/2026

Don’t miss a room of small gems, a part of John Bradford’s solo exhibition “If I Loved You.” A quiet, intimate space where small works leave a lasting impression.

01/13/2026

This Thursday, January 15th join us for the opening of John Bradford’s solo exhibition “If I Loved You”.

With the latest paintings, Bradford continues to depict vast space, air, light and lyricism: a balm for viewers to sooth the wild beasts inside and around. His work presents poignant reflections on the duality of our contemporary anxiety at odds with our inner yearning for completion, form, harmony, and beauty.

🕕 Thursday, January 11th | 6-8pm

Pictured:
JOHN BRADFORD
Marriage in Central Park, 2025
acrylic, oil on canvas
60 x 72 in (152.4 x 182.9 cm)

01/06/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year ✨ We hope you had a peaceful and recharging holiday season.

Start the year with art as Yongjae Kim’s solo exhibition remains on view through January 10th. Each painting in this show invites a slowing of perception, revealing poetic beauty and meaning in the unnoticed corners of daily life. The exhibition’s titular painting “Distant Light” is no exception.

YONGJAE KIM
Distant Light, 2025
oil on wood
24 x 24 in (61 x 61 cm)
AZ #3436

12/04/2025

“Late Train” is featured in Yongjae Kim’s captivating solo exhibition “Distant Light,” now on view at our New York gallery through January 10th. This remarkable body of work showcases Kim’s extraordinary command of light, atmosphere, and detail. These paintings truly must be experienced in person to grasp their full power and artistry. Don’t miss the chance to witness these masterful works up close.

YONGJAE KIM
Late Train, 2025
oil on wood
18 x 24 in (45.7 x 61 cm)
AZ #3437

12/01/2025

We are excited to return to Untitled Art Miami Beach this week with the presentation of works by Soojin Choi, Gabrielle Dunayski, Bradley Hart, Alexander Kaletski and Ammon Rost.

Join us at
Booth A77

UNTITLED ART MIAMI BEACH
Ocean Drive and 12th Street, Miami, FL

Opening Preview: Tuesday, December 2, 10am – 7pm

General Admission: Wednesday, December 3, 11am – 7pm Thursday, December 4, 11am – 7pm Friday, December 5, 11am – 7pm Saturday, December 6, 11am – 7pm Sunday, December 7, 11am – 5pm

BradleyHart SoojinChoi

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532 W 24rd Street
New York, NY
10011

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

(212) 243-2100

Website

http://www.annazorinagallery.com/

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