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GPG Gallery will present at Expo Chicago April 9-12th at the Navy Pier.
Booth #300

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Special treatment for the gallery owner's daughter!😂😂😂

The gallery is open today - special Sunday hours until 4pm!

Stop by!

On view-

While They Are Here- solo exhibition by Guy Stanley Philoche @guystanleyphiloche

Guy Stanley Philoche’s paintings present Black figures isolated against uninterrupted, solid color fields, creating spaces emptied of narrative distraction yet charged with symbolic weight. These monochrome grounds function as affective and political stages, allowing the figure to exist without environmental explanation or spectacle.

Children, families, and solitary subjects appear suspended in moments of quiet resolve, their gestures and gazes carrying histories of migration, aspiration, and self determination. Philoche’s restraint is deliberate: by refusing contextual excess, he asserts Black life as complete unto itself, unburdened by setting yet unmistakably grounded in lived experience. His recurring motifs, including hand painted flowers, text fragments, and everyday objects, operate as subtle signifiers of care, memory, and protection rather than nostalgia.

If you're in town for the fairs make sure you come uptown! Don't miss the solo exhibition for @guystanleyphiloche on view through June 13th.

Normal hours Wed- Saturday 11am- 6pm

This weekend we will be open Sunday as well 11am-6pm!

If you're in town for the fairs make sure you come uptown! Don't miss the solo exhibition for @guystanleyphiloche on view through June 13th.

Normal hours Wed- Saturday 11am- 6pm

This weekend we will be open Sunday as well 11am-6pm!

If you're in town for the fairs make sure you come uptown! Don't miss the solo exhibition for @guystanleyphiloche on view through June 13th.

Normal hours Wed- Saturday 11am- 6pm

This weekend we will be open Sunday as well 11am-6pm!

If you're in town for the fairs make sure you come uptown! Don't miss the solo exhibition for @guystanleyphiloche on view through June 13th.

Normal hours Wed- Saturday 11am- 6pm

This weekend we will be open Sunday as well 11am-6pm!

If you're in town for the fairs make sure you come uptown! Don't miss the solo exhibition for @guystanleyphiloche on view through June 13th.

Normal hours Wed- Saturday 11am- 6pm

This weekend we will be open Sunday as well 11am-6pm!

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From Haiti to Sotheby’s — my latest painting, Little Ingrid, is officially up for auction in support of the Queens Museum.

This piece is about pride, presence, and the power of being seen.

This little girl would grow up to help change the wine industry. Today, we honor and give flowers to Ingrid Best — a visionary whose leadership continues to open doors and redefine what representation in wine looks like.

It’s only fitting that South Africa — a region rich in history, excellence, and innovation — is the first wine region we launch for the brand.

Give us our flowers.

Guy Stanley Philoche
Little Ingrid, 2026
Mixed media on canvas
Unframed: 40 x 30 inches
Framed: 44 x 34 x 2 1/2 inches
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@queensmuseum
@gallerygpg
@ms_ibest
@sothebys

Today I sit down with fine artist @guystanleyphiloche and @gallerygpg to talk art, creativity, community and culture in Harlem. Tune in @wbainyc and @mochapodcastsnetwork at 11am ET.

@harriettecole : "Haitian American artist Guy Stanley Philoche is celebrating people in real time through his current show, Give Us Our Flowers. From James Baldwin to Virgil Ablou and many divine young children of color, Philoche honors the culture. Check out our conversation and go visit his show @gallerygpg until June 14th."

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WOW!!! The LOVE showed up heavy—even in the pouring rain 🌧️🔥
Incredible turnout last night for @guystanleyphiloche and the opening of his solo exhibition While They Are Here!

Energy was HIGH, vibes were unmatched, and Harlem showed OUT!!! 🖤✨

On view through June 13th
Wednesday – Saturday, 11–6pm

MAJOR thank you to :
@gallerygpg
@iammusajackson
@ambassador_mag @hrlm_champagne
@harlem_american
@carlosnarcisse
🎥@zspopediting
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Thanks for LOVE Harlem!!! 💫💫💫

Amazing turn out in the pouring rain last night for artist @guystanleyphiloche at the opening for his solo exhibition While They Are Here!

On view through June 13th! Wednesday - Saturday 11-6pm

We will be open today Sunday April 26th during East Harlem open studios! 1-6pm Stop by!

Big thank you to @iammusajackson @ambassador_mag
@hrlm_champagne @harlem_american
For all the Harlem LOVE!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

We look forward to seeing you all this evening! 6-9pm
Opening reception for While They Are Here, solo exhibition by Guy Stanley Philoche. @guystanleyphiloche

Girl in raincoat
Mixed media on canvas
30 x 40"
2026

Guy Stanley Philoche’s paintings present Black figures isolated against uninterrupted, solid color fields, creating spaces emptied of narrative distraction yet charged with symbolic weight. These monochrome grounds function as affective and political stages, allowing the figure to exist without environmental explanation or spectacle.

Children, families, and solitary subjects appear suspended in moments of quiet resolve, their gestures and gazes carrying histories of migration, aspiration, and self determination. Philoche’s restraint is deliberate: by refusing contextual excess, he asserts Black life as complete unto itself, unburdened by setting yet unmistakably grounded in lived experience. His recurring motifs, including hand painted flowers, text fragments, and everyday objects, operate as subtle signifiers of care, memory, and protection rather than nostalgia.

#guystanleyphiloche #gallerygpg #gpggallery

Returning from a sold out presentation for the artist at Expo Chicago - GPG Gallery presents a solo exhibition by artist Guy Stanley Philoche titled "While They Are Here" opening Saturday April 25th- opening reception on April 25th 6-9pm

Guy Stanley Philoche’s paintings present Black figures isolated against uninterrupted, solid color fields, creating spaces emptied of narrative distraction yet charged with symbolic weight. These monochrome grounds function as affective and political stages, allowing the figure to exist without environmental explanation or spectacle.

Children, families, and solitary subjects appear suspended in moments of quiet resolve, their gestures and gazes carrying histories of migration, aspiration, and self determination. Philoche’s restraint is deliberate: by refusing contextual excess, he asserts Black life as complete unto itself, unburdened by setting yet unmistakably grounded in lived experience. His recurring motifs, including hand painted flowers, text fragments, and everyday objects, operate as subtle signifiers of care, memory, and protection rather than nostalgia.

Portrait of the Artist (Celebrating his 10th birthday at McDonalds in 1988)
Mixed media on canvas
48 x 60"
2025

@guystanleyphiloche

#guystanleyphiloche #gpggallery #gallerygpg

Congratulations to Aristotle Forrester for this acquisition at @expochicago - Northwestern University will be an amazing home for the work of this Chicago born artist!

Aristotle Forrester
Umbilical Cord
Mixed media
31 x 46.5"
2024

Guy Stanley Philoche @guystanleyphiloche
While They Are Here
from the Give Us Our Flowers Series

Opening Reception Saturday April 25th, 6-9pm
RSVP link in bio

GPG presents a solo exhibition by Guy Stanley Philoche, following a major presentation at EXPO Chicago that resulted in significant institutional and private acquisitions, affirming the growing urgency and resonance of his practice.

Philoche’s paintings center Black presence within expansive fields of color, where restraint becomes a precise instrument for articulating memory, dignity, and self-possession. His figures, often drawn from lived experience and collective memory, occupy spaces that refuse distraction, allowing the weight of their presence to unfold with clarity and conviction.

This exhibition marks a return to Harlem, a site of ongoing inspiration within Philoche’s work. To present these paintings here is to situate them in direct dialogue with the community, histories, and daily realities that continue to shape their formation.

On view April 25 - June 13th, 2026

GPG Gallery
345 E 104th St.
New York, NY 10029

#guystanleyphiloche #gallerygpg