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Lyles & King Contemporary Art Gallery

ANETA GRZESZYKOWSKADAUGHTER #13, 2025Archival pigment print27 1/2 x 20 2/3 inches70 x 52,5 cmed. 1/3 + 2 AP
05/02/2026

ANETA GRZESZYKOWSKA
DAUGHTER #13, 2025
Archival pigment print
27 1/2 x 20 2/3 inches
70 x 52,5 cm
ed. 1/3 + 2 AP

Jessie MakinsonA Skeleton to ShareMay 14 - June 13Opening Reception: May 14, 5-8 PMLyles & King is pleased to present A ...
04/30/2026

Jessie Makinson
A Skeleton to Share
May 14 - June 13
Opening Reception: May 14, 5-8 PM

Lyles & King is pleased to present A Skeleton to Share, an exhibition of new gouache on paper paintings by London-based artist Jessie Makinson.

Makinson’s new paintings flow like an interwoven collection of short stories. They are intimate in scale, exquisitely rendered, and demand slow, sustained attention. Composed of gouache with inflections of colored pencil, the works carry the precision and compressed intensity of Persian and Turkish miniature painting, a tradition the artist has engaged since her studies in Edinburgh. Flat, foregrounded pictorial space akin to early Renaissance painting, teamed with richly layered color, lends each work a fertile resonance. Each painting is a world unto itself that Makinson threads together with recurring figures, objects, and environments.

Pictured:
Jessie Makinson, Leave your gloves by the river, 2026, Gouache and colored pencil on paper, Sapele frame,
Image: 11.42 × 8.27 inches, 29 x 21 cm
Frame: 18.90 × 14.17 inches, 48 x 36 cm

The gallery is excited to announce Lynsey Addario’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, “RAW”, curated by and on view...
09/19/2024

The gallery is excited to announce Lynsey Addario’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, “RAW”, curated by and on view from October 11.

Including previously unseen work, the exhibition spans the past 25 years of Addario’s work.

“RAW” is really about the moments in-between. The humanity and the horror of war and crises. The photos that require us to ask more questions. The images that meet at the confluence beauty and violence.

This exhibition aims to create a rare moment of pause in our world of a rapidly evolving news cycles. Because much of the life of a photojournalist lies in the art of watching.

Special thanks to

October 11 - November 10
19 Henry St
New York, NY 10002

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