Agora Gallery

12/06/2025

Sequoia Krystosfersson is a Paris-based artist whose journey into art began during leukemia treatment, when he explored digital tools and artificial intelligence as a means of self-expression. Trained as a medical doctor and public health researcher, he combines photography with innovative digital techniques to create bold, surreal, and poetic images.

His series, including Chickens of the Revolution and The Silent Witnesses, explore themes such as consumption, resilience, and human connection. Influenced by Edward Hopper, Gregory Crewdson, and the Beat Generation, Krystosfersson invites viewers to find beauty in the overlooked and emotion in the unexpected.

🎨 Want to see Krystosfersson’s work in person? Visit Color Inferno, on view through June 21, 2025, at Agora Gallery, 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY. Plan your visit today!

12/06/2025

Karl W. Wilkes’ work transforms any space into a realm of meaning and presence, igniting its very spirit and stirring deep reflection. Rooted deeply in his African American and Native American heritage, Wilkes creates thought-provoking masterpieces that transcend aesthetics to challenge, inspire, and engage. His work spans oil and acrylic painting, metal sculpture, and mixed media, often integrating found objects that amplify his bold visual narratives. As a compelling social commentator, Wilkes navigates cultural and political landscapes with raw honesty, inviting each viewer to forge their own meaning. His art pulls from past, present, and future—timely yet timeless—ensuring every piece resonates with powerful relevance.

Featured work: 4 Tenths of a Second (Mathew Robinson Ballad), 2022, Oil on canvas, 24" x 36"

📩 Interested in having such a piece in your home? Email us at [email protected] for pricing inquiries.

11/06/2025

Isabelle de Marco’s abstract paintings powerfully capture emotion, memory, and movement. Inspired by her great-granduncle, the avant-garde sculptor Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, she creates works that dive deep into the complexity of the human experience. With a background in psychology and education, De Marco transforms everyday moments into vibrant, thoughtful art that invites meaningful reflection.

Her dynamic technique blends bold brushstrokes, rich textures, and carefully chosen colors, striking a compelling balance between strength and softness. In her work, stillness meets motion, and vivid hues dance with subtle tones—each piece encouraging viewers to pause and uncover the story within. .demarco.plasticienne

🎨 Want to see De Marco’s work in person? Visit Color Inferno, on view through June 21, 2025, at Agora Gallery, 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY. Plan your visit today!

11/06/2025

Ellen Globokar’s artwork infuses the space with serene energy, transforming any wall into a vibrant expression of nature's tranquil beauty. Drawing inspiration from the natural splendor of the seashore and landscapes, her work effortlessly complements the environment, bringing serenity and depth to the walls it graces. With influences from Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, and the Bay Area Figurative Movement, Globokar captures the essence of marine sunsets, lush gardens bathed in lavender light, and peaceful rural vistas through her alla prima technique. Her hand-dyed Japanese paper collages, layered with varying textures and depths, evoke the soft colors and atmospheric moods of the coast and countryside, with metallic accents that shimmer like the fading light of day. Each piece radiates a soothing, contemplative beauty, inviting a quiet escape from the chaos of everyday life. In every brushstroke and collage, Globokar offers a meditative journey—a serene reflection on nature’s calm and the quiet majesty found in the simplest moments.

Featured work: Wild Blue, 2025, Hand-dyed Japanese Rice Paper on Canvas, 36" x 36"

📩 Interested in having such a piece in your home? Email us at [email protected] for pricing inquiries.

10/06/2025

Sherri Springer’s paintings are raw poetry on canvas—each one a radiant testament to the way grief can bloom into grace. Drawing from personal loss, she layers texture and tenderness into scenes that pulse with memory, resilience, and hope. Her soft brushstrokes echo life’s quiet moments, while her bold compositions speak volumes about joy, sorrow, and everything in between.

More than visuals, her works are living stories—fragile and fierce—asking us to sit with our emotions, to remember, and to rise. Every canvas becomes a sacred space where endings evolve into beginnings, and where healing is not only possible but inevitable.

🎨 Want to see Springer’s work in person? Visit Color Inferno, open through June 21, 2025, at Agora Gallery, 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY. Plan your visit today!

10/06/2025

Maria Regina Garciga’s artwork brings an elegant sense of discovery to any interior, effortlessly complementing both modern and classic spaces. Through her focus on the tiniest fragments of everyday life, she invites us into moments of calm, intimacy, and deep reflection. By magnifying details as small as a quarter inch, Garciga reveals hidden wonders in nature and the world around us, creating pieces that seamlessly blend with interiors craving depth and serenity. Her masterful technique and dedication to pure, unmixed colors bring each composition to life with vivid clarity and purposeful intention. More than just decoration, Garciga’s art transforms your space—sparking a pause to truly see, feel, and reconnect with the enchanting beauty found in the smallest details.

Featured work: Tomates 2, 2024, Oil on canvas, 36" x 24"

📩 Interested in having a piece like this in your home? Email us at [email protected] for pricing inquiries.

09/06/2025

Harry T. Burleigh’s art invites you into a world of introspection, time, and memory. Based in King George, Virginia, Burleigh blends traditional oil painting techniques with mixed media, incorporating old photographs and discarded sketches. The result is a series of powerful, emotive works that explore the passage of time through youthful figures.

His art isn’t just about what you see—it’s about what you feel. Each piece reflects Burleigh’s personal journey with aging, offering a therapeutic escape into a space of nostalgia and reflection. It’s art that connects, where every brushstroke carries the weight of lived experience.

🎨 Want to see Burleigh’s work in person? Visit Color Inferno, on view through June 21, 2025, at Agora Gallery, 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY. Plan your visit today!

09/06/2025

Celebrate Pride Month with us by exploring the bold and vibrant world of Ronnie Genotti — an artist whose abstract works delve into memory, emotion, and the resilience of identity. ✨ Discover how art becomes a voice for connection. Read more in our latest blog below!

This June, we invite our community of collectors, artists, and art lovers to celebrate Pride Month by supporting q***r voices in the arts. Explore the work of Ronnie Genotti and discover the emotional power of abstraction to tell stories that matter.

09/06/2025

Paul Blumenthal’s work transforms and enriches any lived space, turning walls into windows of emotion and memory. Drawing from his architectural expertise and an unwavering passion for drawing and painting, Blumenthal captures landscapes—both real and imagined—through a rich palette of media, including pencil, pen and ink, watercolor, gouache, oil, and collage.

His art is born from immersive observation, created not through a camera lens but through the mind’s eye, engaging all the senses to convey the true essence of place. Each piece is a thoughtful exploration of form, space, value, and color, infused with emotional depth and honesty. Through his work, Blumenthal invites us to experience the world anew, forging profound connections that resonate beyond the canvas and into the heart of your home.

Featured work: Umpqua Sunflower 03, 2024, oil and charcoal on canvas, 36" x 12"

📩 Interested in having a piece like this in your home? Email us at [email protected] for pricing inquiries.

08/06/2025

Joanne Wallen Syrop’s work transforms any interior into a dynamic space of boundless creativity—infusing a lived space with ethereal wonder, vibrant energy, and poetic depth. Her dreamlike compositions—where celestial rhythms, organic forms, and enigmatic shapes converge—imbue the environment with mystery, emotion, and profound depth. Blurring the lines between painting and sculpture, Syrop invites us into a realm where color breathes life and dreams whisper louder than reality. Her pieces are carefully crafted with an intuitive sense of form and dialogue, where each element delicately balances, both literally and symbolically. Suspended in motion and meaning, her art reminds us that life’s greatest possibilities often lie in the unseen connections between things.

Featured work: The Quest, Ink and acrylic on canvas, 48" x 48"

✨ Let her work ignite your space—email us at [email protected] to inquire about making a piece your own.

08/06/2025

Step inside the creative space of Isabelle De Marco, featured in this week’s —a visionary contemporary artist whose emotionally charged abstract paintings captivate the senses. With a unique blend of psychology, education, and art teaching, Isabelle transforms her life experiences into vivid works of art that invite reflection.

Inspired by her great-granduncle, the avant-garde sculptor Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, De Marco carries his legacy forward, infusing her art with textures, colors, and contrasts that dance between strength and softness. Her recent exhibition, honoring his memory, is a testament to the deep connection she holds with her family's artistic history. .demarco.plasticienne

08/06/2025

Courtney Muller creates non-figurative abstract paintings that invite viewers to feel the essence of lived experience. Inspired by the sacred interplay of light and shadow, she reveals the divine hidden within the ordinary.

Natural and artificial light—with their fluid movements and fading glows—fuel her creative vision. Shadows, constantly evolving in shape and tone, spark her playful experimentation across mediums. From textured mixed-media collages to richly layered oil paintings, Muller blends wax, paint, and a spectrum of chromatic hues to capture the essence of fleeting sensations and profound emotions—transforming the intangible into vibrant, sensory experiences.

🎨 Want to see Muller’s work in person? Visit Color Inferno, on view through June 21, 2025, at Agora Gallery, 530 West 25th Street, New York, NY. Plan your visit today!