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At NADA with P.A.D. showing Chang Sujung, Assaf Evron, and Martha Poggioli
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
Contemplating our daily interactions with nature, @roartservices and @project_art_distribution present the work of @assafevron and @unluckysnakesale in Booth E1 and @marthapoggioli through the Sculpture Program at NADA NY 2026.
Chang Sujung offers colorful, plein-air daydreams from Central Park—watercolors painted on the inside of shirt cuffs—as a glimpse into the mind of a midtown office worker. Assaf Evron shares portraits of birds, butterflies, caves and sea cucumbers collapsing the language of photography. Martha Poggioli presents Kircher’s Spiral, a sculpture inspired by a 17th century writing on the structures of the inner ear.
The fair opens today at the Starrett-Lehigh Building, located at 601 W 26 St., New York, NY, and will remain open through Sunday. DM or email me at roartservices@gmail.com for PDF or viewing room.
ro art services presents Assaf Evron: if a butterfly ever saw an owl.
The exhibition features work from several interconnected series, including Evron’s “The Anonymous Shapes of Words,” “I Want to Believe Sea Cucumbers Are Happy,” and “Is the Eye I Am Seen As Is the Eye I See Myself Through.” Each navigates the limits of photographic representation through formal experimentation in abstraction, objecthood, appearance, and symbolic systems. While being philosophical and literary inquiries, the works remain grounded in photographic materials and processes.
Opening reception October 25, 6 to 8 pm.
#AssafEvron #OSMOS #OSMOSaddress
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Two more weekends to see Overhang 2! ro art services’ takeover of @essexflowers has documentation on the exhibition page at roartservices.com or come by Saturday and Sundays 12-6PM
Opening Friday, August 1st from 6-9PM @essexflowers
ro art services presents Overhang 2, a continuation of their pop-up exhibitions at partnering galleries. Opening Friday, August 1st at ESSEX FLOWERS’ 19 Monroe exhibition space, the group show features painting, sculpture, and framed works by Marzena Abrahamik, Leslie Baum, Christina Ballantyne, Jaqueline Cedar, Journie Cirdain, Assaf Evron, Peter Fagundo, Leasho Johnson, MJ Lounsberry, Ricardo Partida, Martha Poggioli, and Dom Smith.
The Overhang exhibition series uses the summer group-show trope for fostering collaborative exhibition opportunities. The first iteration was presented with Goldfinch Gallery, and the second iteration is our first pop-up outside Chicago. Featuring the work of 12 artists who share an intensity in the thoughtful underpinnings of their work, and present them through individualistic style both generous and overt. Themes of the body and landscape both physical and metaphorical wade in and out of focus across the group’s work, made by artists whose collective careers and experience range from the emerging to mid-career. Please join us in NYC for the opening on Friday, August 1st, or come through for weekly hours during the show’s run. The exhibition runs through September 1st with weekly hours Saturday and Sunday from 12-6PM.
For more information on the artists or view forthcoming documentation, visit roartservices.com
@marzenaabrahamik @xtinaballantyne2.0 @lepchamina @jaquelinecedar @journiecirdain @assafevron @peterfagundo @leashojohnson2 @madeline.jane_ @babyboypaintings @marthapoggioli @dominicksmith @roropaints @roartservices
Opening Friday, August 1st from 6-9PM @essexflowers
ro art services presents Overhang 2, a continuation of their pop-up exhibitions at partnering galleries. Opening Friday, August 1st at ESSEX FLOWERS’ 19 Monroe exhibition space, the group show features painting, sculpture, and framed works by Marzena Abrahamik, Leslie Baum, Christina Ballantyne, Jaqueline Cedar, Journie Cirdain, Assaf Evron, Peter Fagundo, Leasho Johnson, MJ Lounsberry, Ricardo Partida, Martha Poggioli, and Dom Smith.
The Overhang exhibition series uses the summer group-show trope for fostering collaborative exhibition opportunities. The first iteration was presented with Goldfinch Gallery, and the second iteration is our first pop-up outside Chicago. Featuring the work of 12 artists who share an intensity in the thoughtful underpinnings of their work, and present them through individualistic style both generous and overt. Themes of the body and landscape both physical and metaphorical wade in and out of focus across the group’s work, made by artists whose collective careers and experience range from the emerging to mid-career. Please join us in NYC for the opening on Friday, August 1st, or come through for weekly hours during the show’s run. The exhibition runs through September 1st with weekly hours Saturday and Sunday from 12-6PM.
For more information on the artists or view forthcoming documentation, visit roartservices.com
@marzenaabrahamik @xtinaballantyne2.0 @lepchamina @jaquelinecedar @journiecirdain @assafevron @peterfagundo @leashojohnson2 @madeline.jane_ @babyboypaintings @marthapoggioli @dominicksmith @roropaints @roartservices
Opening Friday, August 1st from 6-9PM @essexflowers
ro art services presents Overhang 2, a continuation of their pop-up exhibitions at partnering galleries. Opening Friday, August 1st at ESSEX FLOWERS’ 19 Monroe exhibition space, the group show features painting, sculpture, and framed works by Marzena Abrahamik, Leslie Baum, Christina Ballantyne, Jaqueline Cedar, Journie Cirdain, Assaf Evron, Peter Fagundo, Leasho Johnson, MJ Lounsberry, Ricardo Partida, Martha Poggioli, and Dom Smith.
The Overhang exhibition series uses the summer group-show trope for fostering collaborative exhibition opportunities. The first iteration was presented with Goldfinch Gallery, and the second iteration is our first pop-up outside Chicago. Featuring the work of 12 artists who share an intensity in the thoughtful underpinnings of their work, and present them through individualistic style both generous and overt. Themes of the body and landscape both physical and metaphorical wade in and out of focus across the group’s work, made by artists whose collective careers and experience range from the emerging to mid-career. Please join us in NYC for the opening on Friday, August 1st, or come through for weekly hours during the show’s run. The exhibition runs through September 1st with weekly hours Saturday and Sunday from 12-6PM.
For more information on the artists or view forthcoming documentation, visit roartservices.com
@marzenaabrahamik @xtinaballantyne2.0 @lepchamina @jaquelinecedar @journiecirdain @assafevron @peterfagundo @leashojohnson2 @madeline.jane_ @babyboypaintings @marthapoggioli @dominicksmith @roropaints @roartservices
Opening Friday, August 1st from 6-9PM @essexflowers
ro art services presents Overhang 2, a continuation of their pop-up exhibitions at partnering galleries. Opening Friday, August 1st at ESSEX FLOWERS’ 19 Monroe exhibition space, the group show features painting, sculpture, and framed works by Marzena Abrahamik, Leslie Baum, Christina Ballantyne, Jaqueline Cedar, Journie Cirdain, Assaf Evron, Peter Fagundo, Leasho Johnson, MJ Lounsberry, Ricardo Partida, Martha Poggioli, and Dom Smith.
The Overhang exhibition series uses the summer group-show trope for fostering collaborative exhibition opportunities. The first iteration was presented with Goldfinch Gallery, and the second iteration is our first pop-up outside Chicago. Featuring the work of 12 artists who share an intensity in the thoughtful underpinnings of their work, and present them through individualistic style both generous and overt. Themes of the body and landscape both physical and metaphorical wade in and out of focus across the group’s work, made by artists whose collective careers and experience range from the emerging to mid-career. Please join us in NYC for the opening on Friday, August 1st, or come through for weekly hours during the show’s run. The exhibition runs through September 1st with weekly hours Saturday and Sunday from 12-6PM.
For more information on the artists or view forthcoming documentation, visit roartservices.com
@marzenaabrahamik @xtinaballantyne2.0 @lepchamina @jaquelinecedar @journiecirdain @assafevron @peterfagundo @leashojohnson2 @madeline.jane_ @babyboypaintings @marthapoggioli @dominicksmith @roropaints @roartservices
Opening Friday, August 1st from 6-9PM @essexflowers
ro art services presents Overhang 2, a continuation of their pop-up exhibitions at partnering galleries. Opening Friday, August 1st at ESSEX FLOWERS’ 19 Monroe exhibition space, the group show features painting, sculpture, and framed works by Marzena Abrahamik, Leslie Baum, Christina Ballantyne, Jaqueline Cedar, Journie Cirdain, Assaf Evron, Peter Fagundo, Leasho Johnson, MJ Lounsberry, Ricardo Partida, Martha Poggioli, and Dom Smith.
The Overhang exhibition series uses the summer group-show trope for fostering collaborative exhibition opportunities. The first iteration was presented with Goldfinch Gallery, and the second iteration is our first pop-up outside Chicago. Featuring the work of 12 artists who share an intensity in the thoughtful underpinnings of their work, and present them through individualistic style both generous and overt. Themes of the body and landscape both physical and metaphorical wade in and out of focus across the group’s work, made by artists whose collective careers and experience range from the emerging to mid-career. Please join us in NYC for the opening on Friday, August 1st, or come through for weekly hours during the show’s run. The exhibition runs through September 1st with weekly hours Saturday and Sunday from 12-6PM.
For more information on the artists or view forthcoming documentation, visit roartservices.com
@marzenaabrahamik @xtinaballantyne2.0 @lepchamina @jaquelinecedar @journiecirdain @assafevron @peterfagundo @leashojohnson2 @madeline.jane_ @babyboypaintings @marthapoggioli @dominicksmith @roropaints @roartservices
Opening Friday, August 1st from 6-9PM @essexflowers
ro art services presents Overhang 2, a continuation of their pop-up exhibitions at partnering galleries. Opening Friday, August 1st at ESSEX FLOWERS’ 19 Monroe exhibition space, the group show features painting, sculpture, and framed works by Marzena Abrahamik, Leslie Baum, Christina Ballantyne, Jaqueline Cedar, Journie Cirdain, Assaf Evron, Peter Fagundo, Leasho Johnson, MJ Lounsberry, Ricardo Partida, Martha Poggioli, and Dom Smith.
The Overhang exhibition series uses the summer group-show trope for fostering collaborative exhibition opportunities. The first iteration was presented with Goldfinch Gallery, and the second iteration is our first pop-up outside Chicago. Featuring the work of 12 artists who share an intensity in the thoughtful underpinnings of their work, and present them through individualistic style both generous and overt. Themes of the body and landscape both physical and metaphorical wade in and out of focus across the group’s work, made by artists whose collective careers and experience range from the emerging to mid-career. Please join us in NYC for the opening on Friday, August 1st, or come through for weekly hours during the show’s run. The exhibition runs through September 1st with weekly hours Saturday and Sunday from 12-6PM.
For more information on the artists or view forthcoming documentation, visit roartservices.com
@marzenaabrahamik @xtinaballantyne2.0 @lepchamina @jaquelinecedar @journiecirdain @assafevron @peterfagundo @leashojohnson2 @madeline.jane_ @babyboypaintings @marthapoggioli @dominicksmith @roropaints @roartservices
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Black White Silver and Orange), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Eighties), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (I Love Germany), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (New Trier), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Yellow X), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Ying Yang), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Beginning to See the Light), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Black White Silver and Orange), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Eighties), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (I Love Germany), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (New Trier), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Yellow X), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Ying Yang), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Beginning to See the Light), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Black White Silver and Orange), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Eighties), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (I Love Germany), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (New Trier), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Yellow X), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Ying Yang), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Beginning to See the Light), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Black White Silver and Orange), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Eighties), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (I Love Germany), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (New Trier), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Yellow X), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Ying Yang), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Beginning to See the Light), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Black White Silver and Orange), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Eighties), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (I Love Germany), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (New Trier), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Yellow X), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Ying Yang), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Beginning to See the Light), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Black White Silver and Orange), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Eighties), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (I Love Germany), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (New Trier), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Yellow X), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Ying Yang), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Beginning to See the Light), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Black White Silver and Orange), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Eighties), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (I Love Germany), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (New Trier), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Yellow X), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Ying Yang), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Andrew Falkowski, Skin Deep Series (Beginning to See the Light), 2022. Circle cast acrylic skin over panel.
Jennifer Sullivan, Kintsugi in Blue, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, I Sit Upskirt, I Don’t Have Much to Lose, 2023. Oil
on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, Pink Moment, 2023.
Jennifer Sullivan, Almost Victorian with You, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, Kintsugi in Blue, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, I Sit Upskirt, I Don’t Have Much to Lose, 2023. Oil
on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, Pink Moment, 2023.
Jennifer Sullivan, Almost Victorian with You, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, Kintsugi in Blue, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, I Sit Upskirt, I Don’t Have Much to Lose, 2023. Oil
on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, Pink Moment, 2023.
Jennifer Sullivan, Almost Victorian with You, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, Kintsugi in Blue, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, I Sit Upskirt, I Don’t Have Much to Lose, 2023. Oil
on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Jennifer Sullivan, Pink Moment, 2023.
Jennifer Sullivan, Almost Victorian with You, 2023. Oil on canvas, 11 x 14 in.
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 1, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 2, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Flashback, 2024. Oil on linen, 33 x 18.75 inches.
Marina Ross, Purple Poppies, 2024. Oil on panel, 30 x 24 inches (detail).
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 1, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 2, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Flashback, 2024. Oil on linen, 33 x 18.75 inches.
Marina Ross, Purple Poppies, 2024. Oil on panel, 30 x 24 inches (detail).
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 1, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 2, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Flashback, 2024. Oil on linen, 33 x 18.75 inches.
Marina Ross, Purple Poppies, 2024. Oil on panel, 30 x 24 inches (detail).
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 1, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Unusual Weather 2, 2024. Oil on linen, 9 x 12 inches.
Marina Ross, Flashback, 2024. Oil on linen, 33 x 18.75 inches.
Marina Ross, Purple Poppies, 2024. Oil on panel, 30 x 24 inches (detail).
Ricardo Partida, Vamp, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 18 x 24 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Emergency Contact, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 36 in x 48 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Work Study, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 16 in x 20 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Up All Night, 2022. Oil on canvas, 27 x 38 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Vamp, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 18 x 24 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Emergency Contact, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 36 in x 48 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Work Study, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 16 in x 20 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Up All Night, 2022. Oil on canvas, 27 x 38 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Vamp, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 18 x 24 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Emergency Contact, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 36 in x 48 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Work Study, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 16 in x 20 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Up All Night, 2022. Oil on canvas, 27 x 38 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Vamp, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 18 x 24 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Emergency Contact, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 36 in x 48 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Work Study, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 16 in x 20 inches.
Ricardo Partida, Up All Night, 2022. Oil on canvas, 27 x 38 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Mirror (Lover's Woods), 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Soo Me, 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Mirror (Rosters), 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas,
30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Mirror (Lover's Woods), 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Soo Me, 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Mirror (Rosters), 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas,
30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Mirror (Lover's Woods), 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Soo Me, 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 30 x 40 inches.
Madeline Gallucci, Mirror (Rosters), 2022. Acrylic and oil on canvas,
30 x 40 inches.
Peter Fagundo, She Sells Sanctuary, 2023. Oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Just Getting Into New Order, 2023. Oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inches.
Peter Fagundo, From the Top, 2024. Oil on unprimed canvas, 48 x 60 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Dumb White Guy Waving II, 2022. Oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches.
Peter Fagundo, She Sells Sanctuary, 2023. Oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Just Getting Into New Order, 2023. Oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inches.
Peter Fagundo, From the Top, 2024. Oil on unprimed canvas, 48 x 60 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Dumb White Guy Waving II, 2022. Oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches.
Peter Fagundo, She Sells Sanctuary, 2023. Oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Just Getting Into New Order, 2023. Oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inches.
Peter Fagundo, From the Top, 2024. Oil on unprimed canvas, 48 x 60 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Dumb White Guy Waving II, 2022. Oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches.
Peter Fagundo, She Sells Sanctuary, 2023. Oil on canvas, 36 x 48 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Just Getting Into New Order, 2023. Oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inches.
Peter Fagundo, From the Top, 2024. Oil on unprimed canvas, 48 x 60 inches.
Peter Fagundo, Dumb White Guy Waving II, 2022. Oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Bridled Tongue, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Spectral Rage, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 30 in x 40 inches.
Mel Cook, A Sound for Lost Prophets, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, The Genesis of Language, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Bridled Tongue, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Spectral Rage, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 30 in x 40 inches.
Mel Cook, A Sound for Lost Prophets, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, The Genesis of Language, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Bridled Tongue, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Spectral Rage, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 30 in x 40 inches.
Mel Cook, A Sound for Lost Prophets, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, The Genesis of Language, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Bridled Tongue, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, Spectral Rage, 2024. Oil on Canvas, 30 in x 40 inches.
Mel Cook, A Sound for Lost Prophets, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Mel Cook, The Genesis of Language, 2023. Oil on Canvas, 18 in x 24 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Snip, 2024. Framed Graphite on paper, 8 x 11 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Pricked, 2024. Framed Graphite on paper, 8 x 11 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Locus (Persephone), 2022. Graphite On Paper on Tondo
Panel, 22.5 x 22.5 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Snip, 2024. Framed Graphite on paper, 8 x 11 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Pricked, 2024. Framed Graphite on paper, 8 x 11 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Locus (Persephone), 2022. Graphite On Paper on Tondo
Panel, 22.5 x 22.5 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Snip, 2024. Framed Graphite on paper, 8 x 11 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Pricked, 2024. Framed Graphite on paper, 8 x 11 inches.
Journie Cirdain, Locus (Persephone), 2022. Graphite On Paper on Tondo
Panel, 22.5 x 22.5 inches.
View Instagram Stories in Secret
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