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06/12/2022

We are live!

FMLY Projects is pleased to participate in FUTURE FAIR’S THIRD ANNUAL HOLIDAY MARKET in partnership with ARTSY
December 6 - 20.

We will be showcasing a selection of new work by Dan Gluibizzi and Damien Hoar de Galvan.

THE HOLIDAY MARKET goes live Tuesday, December 6th on ARTSY. (link in Bio)

A curated coterie of galleries and independent curators are presenting original artworks, editions, works on paper, and objects within a range of accessible price points.

This year, in an effort to support diversity and inclusion at Future Fair 2023, the Holiday Market will contribute 10% of the total sales to award select exhibitors with grants to aid with participation costs next May.

Dan Gluibizzi
Three Bulbs , 2022
Acrylic and colored pencil on arches cold press paper
36 x 30 in.

04/12/2022

FMLY Projects is proud to participate in FUTURE FAIR’S THIRD ANNUAL HOLIDAY MARKET in partnership with
December 6 - 20.

We will be showcasing a selection of new work by Dan Gluibizzi and Damien Hoar de Galvan.

THE HOLIDAY MARKET goes live Tuesday, December 6th on .
(link in Bio)

A curated coterie of galleries and independent curators are presenting original artworks, editions, works on paper, and objects within a range of accessible price points.

This year, in an effort to support diversity and inclusion at Future Fair 2023, the Holiday Market will contribute 10% of the total sales to award select exhibitors with grants to aid with participation costs next May.

1.
Damien Hoar de Galvan
Juggle,2022
Mixed media, wood, glue Dimensions Variable

2.
Dan Gluibizzi
Handheld Morrors and Bulb, 2022
Watercolor and acrylic on paper
36 × 30 in

19/09/2022

Raymond Lemstra
"Crumb" 2020
Japanese brush pen on paper
8.25 × 5.5 inches
For more information and availability please email us at [email protected]

26/05/2022

Damien Hoar de Galvan
“Rearrange” 2022
Mixed media, wood, glue
1” x 6.5” x 2”

(Available)

was born in Northampton, MA in 1979. Graduating from Green Mountain College in 2001 with a degree in behavioral science he began making art soon after and in 2008 graduated with a post-baccalaureate certificate from the School of The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Since then he has been living and working around the Boston area and showing throughout the country. In 2019 he was included in 100 Sculptors Of Tomorrow published by Thames & Hudson and in 2020 was featured in New American Painters vol. 146 chosen by Jerry Saltz. He is ambivalent about most things but still pretty hopeful.

22/04/2022

It’s starting to feel like Summer!

Dan Gluibizzi
“Side Yard”, 2020
watercolor and acrylic on paper
11 x 12 in.

24/03/2022

Raymond Lemstra "PERSONNAGE
FICTIONNEL"2019
Graphite on paper
6.5 x 5.75 inches

17/03/2022

Part of a group show we curated a few years back.

10/03/2022

Studio visit throwback with .chamberlin

20/01/2022

Jonathan Ryan Storm

“Untitled “
Sewn fabric on canvas 2020
8 x 10 inches

Jonathan Ryan Storm’s work is about finding balance while solving a puzzle. He initiates his paintings with a basic strategy: working his way into a corner in order to find his way out. It's a deliberate process, not an experiment. Colors are applied in the beginning by chance, from one end of the painting to the other, one section perhaps green, another red. As in the opening chess move, traps are laid where colors conflict with one another, where circles mirror each other and, in order to advance, some are sacrificed.

Storm received his BA in Metaphysics from Wheaton College in 2003. His recent solo exhibitions include Morgan Lehman Gallery in New York City; Cardoza, Menil Bookstore and David Shelton Gallery in Houston; and Farewell Books in Austin. Group exhibitions include Big Medium in Austin; Circuit12 and Ware:Wolf:Haus in Dallas; The Brandon and David Shelton Gallery in Houston; Neuer Saarbrücker Kunstverein in Germany; and GoodPress in Scotland..

18/01/2022

Damien Hoar de Galvan
“Zigzag” 2020
Acrylic and oil, wood, glue
10” x 7” x 2.5”

For more information and availability please email us at [email protected]

29/12/2021

Dan Gluibizzi

DAN GLUIBIZZI:
At Camp 1 & 2 (Diptych– 2 Pieces), 2021
Watercolor, acrylic and colored pencil on paper
40.0 × 34.0 inches
On view

At Camp 1 & 2 (Diptych– 2 Pieces)
Simultaneously lewd and sweet, this cheeky diptych painting compiles and transforms found images of nudists and exhibitionists through line and subtle color washes. Gluibizzi thought about his camp counselors a lot as a young teen. As the artist collected images to mix and match in his compositions, he created figures that stood in for the figures in his early daydreams.

In this composition, Gluibizzi explores our image-saturated digital world—archiving, ordering and puzzling collected figures into open narratives. The figures in the painting are emblematic of the uncertainty that prevades our digitally mediated past, present and future. At the same time, this painting celebrates the beautifully complex search for connections humans undergo as they face the world.

20/12/2021

V e l v e t O t h e r W o r l d
How Long Shall I Have to Wait, 2021 (detail)
Charcoal on paper
41.0 × 30.0 inches

On view

How Long Shall I Have to Wait
This intricate charcoal drawing transforms the body's configuration through costume. In their drawings, the collaborative duo VOW playfully explores the contrast between hyper-feminine and hyper-masculine figuration. The artists' drawings create a third space that challenges the very concept of this duality. Hidden behind elaborate garments and mysterious theatrical cloaks, their royal-like figures elude the viewer's direct gaze—and escape any narrow interpretation of their being. VOW creates an alternate reality in which genders are blended and social statuses redefined; their work depicts figures freed from the norms and conventions of our world.

16/12/2021

Dan Gluibizzi working on:
So many kisses, 2021
45’ site-specific watercolor, acrylic and colored pencil on paper adhered to the wall.

See Dan’s work this month featured on

13/12/2021

V e l v e t O t h e r W o r l d
Lady in Waiting, 2021
Charcoal on paper
44.0 × 30.0 inches

On view
“This intricate charcoal drawing transforms the body's configuration through costume. This work creates an alternate reality in which genders are blended and social statuses redefined—freed from the norms and conventions of our world.” -vow

10/12/2021

Dan Gluibizzi
Lake swim, 2021
Watercolor, acrylic and colored pencil on paper
36.0 × 30.0 inches

Now on view
Link in bio.

“Lake Swim”
Simultaneously lewd and sweet, this cheeky painting compiles and transforms found images of nudists and exhibitionists through line and subtle color washes. The title refers to Gluibizzi's erotic memories of night lake swimming during summer camp.

In this composition, Gluibizzi explores our image-saturated digital world—archiving, ordering and puzzling collected figures into open narratives. The figures in the painting are emblematic of the uncertainty that prevades our digitally mediated past, present and future. At the same time, this painting celebrates the beautifully complex search for connections humans undergo as they face the world.

09/12/2021

Throwback ➡️
Raymond Lemstra
“Untitled”1-9
Acrylic on found maps , 2019
9" x 8" inches
Visit for print drop today. Link in his bio. .

09/12/2021

Looking back. Swipe ➡️
Raymond Lemstra
“Untitled” 1-9
Acrylic on found maps , 2019
9" x 8" inches

Visit
For print dropping today
Link in his bio.

08/12/2021

Damien Hoar de Galvan
“Wavy Gravy” 2021
Acrylic and oil, wood, glue
11” x 9” x 3.5”
☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
Damien Hoar de Galvan was born in
Northampton, MA in 1979.
Graduating from Green Mountain
College in 2001 with a degree in
behavioral science he began making
art soon after and in 2008
graduated with a post-
baccalaureate certificate from the
School of The Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston. Since then he has been
living and working around the
Boston area and showing throughout
the country. In 2019 he was included
in 100 Sculptors Of Tomorrow
published by Thames & Hudson and
in 2020 was featured in New
American Painters vol. 146 chosen
by Jerry Saltz. He is ambivalent
about most things but still pretty
hopeful.
For more information and availability please email us at [email protected] or send us a DM.

06/12/2021

V e l v e t O t h e r W o r l d
And Then You Stepped, Twirled into My Life in Your Whirlwind of Silks
Charcoal on BFK
18” x 20”
2021
(Link in bio)

This intricate charcoal drawing transforms the body's configuration through costume. In their drawings, the collaborative duo VOW playfully explores the contrast between hyper-feminine and hyper-masculine figuration. The artists' drawings create a third space that challenges the very concept of this duality. Hidden behind elaborate garments and mysterious theatrical cloaks, their royal-like figures elude the viewer's direct gaze—and escape any narrow interpretation of their being. VOW creates an alternate reality in which genders are blended and social statuses redefined; their work depicts figures freed from the norms and conventions of our world.
VOW looks to the history of theater, pageantry and ceremony in order to dissect the constructive and protective nature of dress. Their work explores themes of body transformation and protection through ornamentation—drawing influence from René Lalique’s glass designs and contemporary fashion, among other sources. VOW's work explores how costume can become like armor, shielding the body as well as empowering it. The artists work with heavyweight paper, repetitively sanding it down and re-coating it with layers of charcoal in a process that reflects their interest in body encasement and transfiguration.

02/12/2021

DAN GLUIBIZZI

Fifteen at nine thirty, 2021
Watercolor, acrylic and colored pencil on paper
40.0 × 34.0 inches / cm
Visit backed by for the month of December. (Link in Bio)

Fifteen at nine thirty
Simultaneously lewd and sweet, this cheeky painting compiles and transforms found images of nudists and exhibitionists through line and subtle color washes. For this work, Gluibizzi draws from both childhood memories of n**e beaches and years spent perusing art books—as well as images found through internet searches.

In this composition, Gluibizzi explores our image-saturated digital world—archiving, ordering and puzzling collected figures into open narratives. The figures in the painting are emblematic of the uncertainty that prevades our digitally mediated past, present and future. At the same time, this painting celebrates the beautifully complex search for connections humans undergo as they face the world.

01/12/2021

VELVET OTHER WORLD
At His Majesty’s Pleasure
Charcoal on paper 2021
36.0 × 36.0

Velvet Other World is a collaborative duo formed in 2021 by Josh Allen and Katrina Pisetti.
In their intricate charcoal drawings, VOW creates an alternate reality in which genders are blended and social statuses redefined, freed from the norms and conventions of our world.

Playing with the contrast between perceived figurative hyper femininity and hyper masculine structural compositions, they shape a third space challenging the very concept of duality. Hidden behind elaborate garments in a theatrical cloak of mystery, their royal-like figures elude our direct gaze and escape our narrowed interpretation of their very being.

Collaboration as a practice is a unique yet daunting commitment very few artists chose to take on. It requires adaptability, flexibility and a deep understanding of one another. Observing VOW at work is akin to witnessing a complex organism permanently in sync. They function as one, building simultaneously different parts of a piece with intriguing homogeneity.

Best friends of over 7 years, Josh and Kat met at RISD where their common obsession for the technical aspects of drawing brought them first to compete before becoming close. While Kat chose to focus primarily on printmaking, pushing figuration when encompassed in darkness and opacity to its limits, Josh explored redefining masculinity and how to decenter our understanding of the body. After losing touch for a few years they reconnected in 2020 with the will to share a studio. The impetus to start collaborating came organically and developed into a new form, at the crossroad of their interests and passions.

Inspired by fe**sh fashion, q***r photography or art deco glass works, VOW combines in their drawings broad yet destinctive visual influences with an idiosyncratic technical language in which smooth heavily saturated charcoal black surfaces meet expressive textural details and subtle radiant accents.

Their figures evoke pageantry and courtship, regality, Russian ballet, bo***ge and anime and live in an hybrid and fascinating phantasmagoric universe of VOW’s making.
🖊

30/11/2021

FMLY Projects is proud to participate in Platform for the month of December.
We will be showcasing new work by Dan Gluibizzi and collaborative work by Velvet Other World.

&

(Link in bio)

Platform goes live tomorrow December 1st at 2pm EST.

Platform is a new online destination for collecting contemporary art, backed by David Zwirner.
Each month, Platform offers a curated selection of around 95 new artworks to buy now from today's most sought-after contemporary artists, presented in partnership with leading gallery partners across the country.
For more information on Platform please email us at [email protected] or through DM.

15/11/2021

New work by Jack Shure -

''Heavy Lifting'' 2021
24 x 24 inches
Oil on panel

‘‘My work is a distilled reflection of the of the significant moments, lessons and inspirations of my life. Pulling imagery from both my childhood, currently and perhaps the future simultaneously. I want my pictures to tell a story that is not an obvious one, but one that takes a moment of contemplation and discovery while pushing boundaries of ugliness and beauty. It invites the observer to recognize that one cannot exist without the other. To me beauty is a choice by way of transmutation thus, only existing through perception. Because of this my work is organic in a way that it is constantly evolving and transforming itself.’’

05/11/2021

Howard Fonda - selection of works on paper.

“One Pillow Two Heads”

26/07/2021

Sneak peek of Dan Gluibizzi works in progress for our upcoming participation in this coming December.
Stay tuned.

02/06/2021

Damian Hoar de Galvan

“We All Got Problems” 2021
Mixed media, wood, glue
13.25” x 14.25” x 2.5”

(Sold)
For more info and availability please email us at [email protected] or through DM.

27/05/2021

Amazing day, road trip and studio visit yesterday to Rhode Island to finally meet and in the their studio.
(Thanks for the assist .zaso )

Joshua Allen -Katrina Pisetti

“Lady of the Manor” 2021
Charcoal on paper
42” x 41” inches

For more information and availability please email us at [email protected] or send us a dm.

25/05/2021

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