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“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

“I wish that there was a way that I could share this level of peace and happiness that I have in searching for what I call the hue of humanity” - Chaz Guest

The celebrated New York–born artist Chaz Guest reminds us of the beauty of existence with luminous portraiture that seems to exist somewhere between generous invitation, heartfelt nostalgia and uncompromising statement. The faces he paints, both famous and unknown, are often radiant and seem to contain an unmistakeable kernel of joy, but his work is not merely an exercise in uplift. It can also take you deep into the shadowed caverns of American history, and ask you to reconsider prevailing narratives and unconscious prejudices.

“I’m trying to embrace experiencing what it is to be human, and painting is my way of communicating – I don’t want someone to try to teach me that. I want the universe and nature to show me the way to purity, the way to divinity” - Chaz Guest

As a young man, Guest worked as an illustrator for French fashion magazine Joyce, and there is an almost mythic edge to the tale of his rise in that none other than the legendary designer Christian Lacroix nudged him toward single-minded pursuit of the art life in the 1980s. It was prescient advice. As a fine artist, Guest has consistently attracted extremely high-profile collectors, such as Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey and the Obamas, and even witnessed his work make its way to the hallowed walls of The White House, where his portrait of the first African American Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall hung for almost a decade. FUTURISTIC DRAGON sat down with him in his studio as he worked on a new series for his autumn show at RX & SLAG in Paris to talk process and purpose, and find out why, for him, all portraiture is manifest transmission of energy.

Read the full interview: https://www.futuristicdragon.com/chazguest

Interview by @johnpaulpryor

All artworks courtesy of the artist and RX & SLAG
Studio portraits: Frances Syreeta Deloach and Earl Gibson III

#chazguest #art #painter #futuristic_dragon

UPCOMING IN NEW YORK | GAIL M BOYKEWICH
“INTO THE WOLF’S MOUTH”
May 21 – June 27, 2026
Opening Reception in the Presence of the Artist: Thursday, May 21st, 6-8 PM
SLAG&RX New York

SLAG&RX is pleased to announce, “Into the Wolf’s Mouth,” a solo exhibition by Gail M Boykewich. This marks her debut exhibition with SLAG&RX.
The exhibition title derives from the Italian expression in bocca al lupo - “into the wolf’s mouth” - a phrase traditionally used to wish someone luck before entering an uncertain or dangerous situation. Simultaneously ominous and protective, the idiom reflects the emotional atmosphere of Boykewich’s work: a world in which tenderness coexists with anxiety, intimacy with distance, and beauty with latent unease.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@gmboykev @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery

#galerierx #slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #gailmboykewich

UPCOMING IN NEW YORK | ANDREI ACRIS
“FRESH YOUNG PAINTINGS FOR SALE”
May 21 – June 27, 2026
Opening Reception in the Presence of the Artist: Thursday, May 21st, 6-8 PM
SLAG&RX New York

SLAG&RX is pleased to present, “Fresh Young Paintings for Sale,” the debut solo exhibition at SLAG&RX by artist, Andrei Acris.

Acris approaches painting not as a vehicle for narrative, but as a material process through which images slowly precipitate into visibility. His figures are rarely fixed or fully resolved; instead, they hover in states of becoming, stretched, fractured, doubled, or partially absorbed into surrounding fields of color. Faces appear only to dissolve into line, while bodies seem tethered to schematic structures that function simultaneously as interiors, landscapes, and psychological extensions of the self.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@acris.andrei @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery

#galerierx #slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #andreiacris

ARTHUR SIMMS | Portrait of a politician vomiting

Jusqu’au 18 juin découvrez la première exposition en France de l’artiste jamaïcain Arthur Simms.

Les sculptures de Simms se distinguent par une tension constante entre fragilité et monumentalité. Son travail assemble des éléments hétérogènes pour créer des structures où les objets accumulent mémoire et présence physique, transformant l’assemblage en une architecture de relations et d’histoires.
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Through June 18, discover the first exhibition in France by Jamaican artist Arthur Simms.

Simms’s sculptures are characterised by a constant tension between fragility and monumentality. His work brings together disparate elements to create structures in which objects accumulate memory and physical presence, transforming the assemblage into an architecture of relationships and stories.

Photos : @coutazmatthieu

#instacurator #exhibition #paris

ARTHUR SIMMS | Portrait of a politician vomiting

Jusqu’au 18 juin découvrez la première exposition en France de l’artiste jamaïcain Arthur Simms.

Les sculptures de Simms se distinguent par une tension constante entre fragilité et monumentalité. Son travail assemble des éléments hétérogènes pour créer des structures où les objets accumulent mémoire et présence physique, transformant l’assemblage en une architecture de relations et d’histoires.
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Through June 18, discover the first exhibition in France by Jamaican artist Arthur Simms.

Simms’s sculptures are characterised by a constant tension between fragility and monumentality. His work brings together disparate elements to create structures in which objects accumulate memory and physical presence, transforming the assemblage into an architecture of relationships and stories.

Photos : @coutazmatthieu

#instacurator #exhibition #paris

ARTHUR SIMMS | Portrait of a politician vomiting

Jusqu’au 18 juin découvrez la première exposition en France de l’artiste jamaïcain Arthur Simms.

Les sculptures de Simms se distinguent par une tension constante entre fragilité et monumentalité. Son travail assemble des éléments hétérogènes pour créer des structures où les objets accumulent mémoire et présence physique, transformant l’assemblage en une architecture de relations et d’histoires.
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Through June 18, discover the first exhibition in France by Jamaican artist Arthur Simms.

Simms’s sculptures are characterised by a constant tension between fragility and monumentality. His work brings together disparate elements to create structures in which objects accumulate memory and physical presence, transforming the assemblage into an architecture of relationships and stories.

Photos : @coutazmatthieu

#instacurator #exhibition #paris

ARTHUR SIMMS | Portrait of a politician vomiting

Jusqu’au 18 juin découvrez la première exposition en France de l’artiste jamaïcain Arthur Simms.

Les sculptures de Simms se distinguent par une tension constante entre fragilité et monumentalité. Son travail assemble des éléments hétérogènes pour créer des structures où les objets accumulent mémoire et présence physique, transformant l’assemblage en une architecture de relations et d’histoires.
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Through June 18, discover the first exhibition in France by Jamaican artist Arthur Simms.

Simms’s sculptures are characterised by a constant tension between fragility and monumentality. His work brings together disparate elements to create structures in which objects accumulate memory and physical presence, transforming the assemblage into an architecture of relationships and stories.

Photos : @coutazmatthieu

#instacurator #exhibition #paris

CHAZ GUEST | Fondation Florence

Jusqu’au 23 mai 2026, venez découvrir les peintures de l’artiste américain Chaz Guest dans l’espace culturel de la Fondation Florence, accompagné d’un médiateur.

34 avenue du Président Kennedy, 75016, Paris
Interphone : Ittah

Les visites se font les mercredis, jeudis et vendredi de 14h à 18h.
Le restant de la semaine est sur rendez-vous :
https://www.fondationflorence.fr/espacecult#:~:text=Chaz%20Guest%20y%20déploie%20une,créative%2C%20transmission%20et%20engagement%20social.
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Until 23 May 2026, come and discover the paintings of American artist Chaz Guest at the Fondation Florence’s cultural centre, accompanied by a guide.

34 Avenue du Président Kennedy, 75016, Paris
Intercom: Ittah

Visits take place on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 2pm to 6pm.
The rest of the week is by appointment:
https://www.fondationflorence.fr/espacecult#:~:text=Chaz%2520Guest%2520y%2520déploie%2520une,créative%252C%2520transmission%2520et%2520engagement%2520social.

A film by Alexander Gruszynski

@chazguest @florencefondation

LUCY FRADKIN | I’ve got sunshine on a cloudy day

Jusqu’au 18 juin 2026

Née aux États-Unis et basée à New York, Fradkin construit dans ses peintures et œuvres sur papier des scènes intimes où la figure humaine occupe une place centrale. Nourrie par des références allant des miniatures persanes et indiennes aux arts populaires et à la tradition de l’enseigne peinte à la main, son travail associe frontalité des figures, intensité chromatique et structures décoratives pour créer des compositions où narration et présence psychologique se déploient avec retenue.
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Born in the United States and based in New York, Fradkin creates intimate scenes in her paintings and works on paper, in which the human figure takes centre stage. Drawing inspiration from sources ranging from Persian and Indian miniatures to folk art and the tradition of hand-painted shop signs, her work combines frontal figures, chromatic intensity and decorative structures to create compositions in which narrative and psychological presence unfold with restraint.

Until June 18, 2026

Vidéo : @theopitout

#instacurator #exhibition #paris

ARTHUR SIMMS | Portrait of a politician vomiting

Jusqu’au 18 juin 2026

Venez découvrir la première exposition personnelle en France de l’artiste Arthur Simms.

Né en 1961 à Kingston, en Jamaïque et installé aux États-Unis, Simms développe depuis plusieurs décennies une pratique sculpturale singulière fondée sur l’assemblage, l’attache et la mise sous tension de fragments industriels, d’objets domestiques et de matériaux organiques. Ses structures, souvent verticales, parfois totémiques, explorent les notions d’équilibre, de mémoire et de transformation, donnant naissance à des formes à la fois fragiles et architecturales.
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Come discover the first solo exhibition in France by the artist Arthur Simms.

Born in 1961 in Kingston, Jamaica and now based in the United States, Simms has for several decades been developing a distinctive sculptural practice based on the assembly, fastening and tensioning of industrial fragments, domestic objects and organic materials. His structures, often vertical and sometimes totemic, explore the notions of balance, memory and transformation, giving rise to forms that are both fragile and architectural.

Until June 18, 2026

Vidéo : @theopitout

#instacurator #exhibition #paris

LUCY FRADKIN | Vernissage

« I’ve got sunshine on a cloudy day »

18 avril - 18 juin 2026

Ne manquez pas le vernissage de la première exposition personnelle à la galerie RX&SLAG Paris de l’artiste américaine Lucy Fradkin.

Aujourd’hui, samedi 18 avril de 16h à 20h.

Fradkin construit dans ses peintures et œuvres sur papier des scènes intimes où la figure humaine occupe une place centrale. Nourrie par des références allant des miniatures persanes et indiennes aux arts populaires et à la tradition de l’enseigne peinte à la main, son travail associe frontalité des figures, intensité chromatique et structures décoratives pour créer des compositions où narration et présence psychologique se déploient avec retenue.
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Don’t miss the opening of American artist Lucy Fradkin’s first solo exhibition at the RX&SLAG Paris gallery.

Today, Saturday April 18, from 4pm to 8pm.

Fradkin creates intimate scenes in her paintings and works on paper, in which the human figure takes centre stage. Drawing inspiration from sources ranging from Persian and Indian miniatures to folk art and the tradition of hand-painted shop signs, her work combines frontal figures, chromatic intensity and decorative structures to create compositions in which narrative and psychological presence unfold with restraint.

#instacurator #exhibition #paris

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

LUIZA GOTTSCHALK
“SOL”
CURATED BY SIMON WATSON
April 9 – May 16, 2026
On View
SLAG&RX New York

Photos by @onwhitewall

SLAG&RX is pleased to present “SOL” an immersive installation by Luiza Gottschalk featuring 17 paintings shown against walls painted in deep wood tones and set on a reflective metallic-gold floor. Curated by Simon Watson, “SOL” opens April 9 and runs through May 16, 2026.

SLAG&RX New York
522 West 19th St.
New York, NY 10011

@luizagottschalk @slagrxgallery @rxslaggallery @simonwatsonarts

#slaggallery #slagrx #contemporaryart #luizagottschalk #simonwatson

INAUGURATION SALON PRIVÉ

Nous avons le plaisir de vous dévoiler notre nouveau salon privé, pensé pour vous accueillir lors de vos rendez-vous et qui présente notamment pour cette occasion, une sélection d’œuvres de la série « Abeilles » de Jean-François Fourtou.
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We are pleased to unveil our new private lounge designed to welcome you during your appointments which features for this occasion, a selection of works from Jean-François Fourtou’s « Bees » series.
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Œuvre : Sans titre, 2023, Résine, aluminium, fourrure - 80 x 56 cm

Information | info@rxslag.com

@jffourtou

INAUGURATION SALON PRIVÉ

Nous avons le plaisir de vous dévoiler notre nouveau salon privé, pensé pour vous accueillir lors de vos rendez-vous et qui présente notamment pour cette occasion, une sélection d’œuvres de la série « Abeilles » de Jean-François Fourtou.
.
We are pleased to unveil our new private lounge designed to welcome you during your appointments which features for this occasion, a selection of works from Jean-François Fourtou’s « Bees » series.
.
Œuvre : Sans titre, 2023, Résine, aluminium, fourrure - 80 x 56 cm

Information | info@rxslag.com

@jffourtou

INAUGURATION SALON PRIVÉ

Nous avons le plaisir de vous dévoiler notre nouveau salon privé, pensé pour vous accueillir lors de vos rendez-vous et qui présente notamment pour cette occasion, une sélection d’œuvres de la série « Abeilles » de Jean-François Fourtou.
.
We are pleased to unveil our new private lounge designed to welcome you during your appointments which features for this occasion, a selection of works from Jean-François Fourtou’s « Bees » series.
.
Œuvre : Sans titre, 2023, Résine, aluminium, fourrure - 80 x 56 cm

Information | info@rxslag.com

@jffourtou