Jean Pierre Galerie D'Art

Jean Pierre Galerie D'Art The paintings featured on this site speak to the nexus of political, social, and economic structures. They are a blend of artistic styles and influences

05/31/2026

Black Current Art to Present Charles Jean-Pierre at Africa Basel
Basel, Switzerland — Black Current Art is pleased to present works by Charles Jean-Pierre as part of Currents of Memory: Contemporary African and Diasporic Figuration, on view at Africa Basel, June 17–21.
Jean-Pierre is a Haitian American artist, educator, and public artist whose work spans painting, collage, muralism, and socially engaged visual storytelling. His practice examines migration, political memory, Black identity, public space, and the social structures that shape lived experience.

Between Tide & Concrete, 2026Acrylic Monotype Collage on Canvas36 × 60 in.This work lives somewhere between stillness an...
05/22/2026

Between Tide & Concrete, 2026

Acrylic Monotype Collage on Canvas
36 × 60 in.

This work lives somewhere between stillness and movement. Between the built world and the emotional weight we carry through it. I wanted the figure to feel grounded yet drifting, like someone learning how to hold softness inside a world of structure, pressure, and expectation.

Part of an ongoing exploration around water, memory, migration, and the quiet architecture of becoming.

Jean-Pierre Galerie D’Art, Washington, DC

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05/22/2026

SCOUT X 🎨

Really honored to be part of this year’s immersive art experience presented by Artscape and . Grateful to curator Devin Allen for bringing together such a strong group of artists and creating space for the city to connect through art, culture, and community.

Special thank you to .mgt for the continued support and belief in the work.

If you’re in Baltimore this weekend, come through and spend some time with the work. There’s something special about seeing these pieces in person and being in conversation with the artists behind them.

Open now through Sunday.

See you at SCOUT.

05/19/2026

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Brooklyn has been waiting for Jean-Michel to come home.”

Seventeen years after opening in Bed-Stuy, founders Stevenson Dunn Jr. and Erwin John are bringing one of Brooklyn’s most influential artists back to the borough through “Our Friend, Jean: Early Works of Jean-Michel Basquiat.”

The exhibition features rare early works, archival material, and intimate photographs from Alexis Adler, Basquiat’s former roommate and partner, documenting the artist before international fame. The collection previously traveled on a six-city HBCU tour, introducing Basquiat’s work to historically Black colleges for the first time.

“What we’re really hoping is that this is the start of something,” Dunn said, speaking on the vision of creating a permanent home for Basquiat’s work in Brooklyn.

Inside the exhibition, Brooklyn Magazine spoke with Dunn and Adler about accessibility and why Basquiat’s legacy belongs in the borough that shaped him.

📍 630 Flushing Ave.
🗓️ Now until Dec. 31

See you in Baltimore for Scout Art Fair during Artscape.This new body of assemblage works including Sunday Candy, Granny...
05/16/2026

See you in Baltimore for Scout Art Fair during Artscape.

This new body of assemblage works including Sunday Candy, Granny’s Prayas, and Hands That Raised Us is rooted in memory, lineage, and migration. Built from monotype collage, found objects, and textiles gathered from Senegal, Martinique, Trinidad, Barbados, Mexico, and Kenya alongside fabrics from my mother’s closet, the works reflect ancestry, care, and the quiet labor of the hands that shape us.

May 21–24, 2026
Vernissage (Invite Only): May 21
Open to the Public: May 22–24

The War Memorial
101 North Gay Street
Baltimore, MD

Presented in partnership with Artscape
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Tu connais les vibes.

05/15/2026

See you at SCOUT Art Fair during Artscape 🎨

Join me in Baltimore for a weekend celebrating art, culture, and community alongside an incredible group of artists from across the country. Honored to be part of this year’s fair curated by Devin Allen () with assistant curator .

📍 The Phelps Building
1901 W Mount Royal Ave
Baltimore, MD 21217

🗓 Memorial Day Weekend
May 23–25, 2026

Part of the largest free arts festival in America, Artscape. Pull up, bring a friend, and spend the weekend with us in Baltimore.

Curated by


DCArtist BlackArtists ArtFair



05/12/2026

Tate Britain examines more than three decades of work from one of the most important painters working today, Hurvin Anderson.

Intentionally inquisitive. A global edit of culture.

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