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Aglaé Bassens for Antwerp Art Weekend, her exhibition will be on view until the end of June 🥂 Aglaé Bassens Clock, 2026 oil on canvas 137 x 102 cm / 54 x 40 in.

Karsten Krogh-Hansen on view in our booth at NADA NY ✨ Booth B19 Karsten Krogh-Hansen The Gathering, 2026 oil on linen 62 x 98 in. / 160 x 250 cm

Aglaé Bassens: Repeat After Me opens tonight in Antwerp from 19:00-22:00 as part of the programming for Antwerp Art Weekend. In collaboration with @mhkamuseum the exhibition includes a sculpture by Guillaume Bijl 🥂 Please join us along with our neighbors @ticktack.be for our dual openings!

Murray Clarke for our booth at NADA New York. Please join us in booth B19 ✨ 601 W 26th Street, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10001 The presentation brings together works by Adelheid De Witte, Karsten Krogh-Hansen, Murray Clarke, Noelia Towers, and Chelsea Bighorn.

Noelia Towers for our booth at NADA New York, Booth B19. Opening today, 26th & 11th ave. ✨ Noelia Towers Cherries, 2026 oil on linen 9 x 18 in. / 23 x 46 cm

Karsten Krogh-Hansen for our booth at NADA New York, opening Wednesday, May 13 from 10-7. Please join us in Booth B19📍where we are presenting a focused group exhibition that underscores the gallery’s commitment to international dialogue through contemporary art.

Join us this week at NADA New York @newartdealers The booth will features a focused group exhibition that underscores the gallery’s commitment to international dialogue through contemporary art. The presentation brings together works by Adelheid De Witte @adelheiddewitte , Karsten Krogh-Hansen @karstenkroghhansen , Murray Clarke @murraaaay , and Noelia Towers @noeliatowers , four artists whose practices, while distinct, collectively reflect a transnational exchange of ideas, materials, and cultural perspectives. Booth B19 May 13-17 601 West 26th Street New York, NY 10001

Chelsea Bighorn on view in LA ☀️ ABOUT CHELSEA BIGHORN Chelsea Bighorn (b. 1989, born in Tempe, AZ) is Lakota, Dakota, and Shoshone–Paiute and is based in Chicago. She is a textile artist who works in finding the beauty in her rich, mixed Native American and Irish American heritage. Finding great inspiration in the history of traditional dance. Bighorn has a BFA from the Institute of American Indian Arts and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Fiber Material Studies. Bighorn has had a solo exhibition at the Freeport Art Museum, Freeport, IL; and her work has also been shown at the Sheldon Museum of Art, Lincoln, NE; Museum of Contemporary Native Art, SITE Santa Fe, Catharine Clark Gallery in San Francisco; and The Center for Native Futures in Chicago, IL. Bighorn recently completed a residency with the Chicago Artist Coalition

Aglaé Bassens: Repeat After Me opens at our Antwerp location during Antwerp Art Weekend. Vernissage is 15 May from 19:00 to 22:00📍 In partnership with the @mhkamuseum , the exhibition also includes a work by @guillaume_bijl_estate from the museum’s collection. Aglaé Bassens Cocktail Shelf, 2026 oil on canvas 39.5 x 51 in. / 100 x 130 cm

Excited to be presenting work by Adelheid De Witte at NADA NY. Booth B19 from May 13-16 ✨ come say hi and see our group booth of international artists. Adelheid De Witte Wonder Wheel, 2026 oil on linen 15.75 x 11.75 in. / 40 x 30 cm

SALVADOR DOMINGUEZ @salvador_dominguez_ featured in our Midwest Issue # 179 The artists in this issue were selected by Stephanie Fox Knappe, PHD, Sanders Sosland Curator of Global Modern and Contemporary Art and Head of American Art at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art @nelsonatkins .⁠ Applications are currently open for our upcoming 2026 West edition! Please tap the link in our bio to share your work with our engaged audience of collectors, curators, gallerists, and art-lovers. . El Florero mixed media and encaustic on panel, 50.5 x 37 x 2 inches . “I am an interdisciplinary artist working with materials and processes that reflect my cultural heritage and personal experiences. Born in Mexico and raised in Southern California, my work draws from the traditional crafts of indigenous peoples in Mexico and the labor of immigrant communities. Currently, I weave pipe cleaners and paint with encaustic wax, exploring themes of labor as currency and the inherent value in everyday materials. Through mixed media painting and sculpture, my art practice seeks to create objects that connect people through shared experiences and open up opportunities for art engagement across socioeconomic backgrounds. A key part of my artistic process involves examining and cataloging childhood memories, which have become important in tracing my assimilations across two cultures.“ .⁠ .⁠ De boer, Los Angeles @deboergallery .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #SALVADORDOMINGUEZ #stephaniefoxknappe #newamericanpaintings #napalum

Chelsea Bighorn’s works are made with painstaking care and attention to detail by hand. Drawing from the visual language of powwow regalia, its color, movement, and ornamentation, Bighorn’s work evoke the rhythms and choreography of dance. Beaded surfaces, suspended fringe, and the incorporation of jingle cones and bells introduce a latent sense of motion, as though the works carry the memory of performance within their structure. CMYK canvas, dye, glass beads 85 x 52 in. / 216 x 132 cm Link in bio 🫲