Grayson Cox Studio

Earth Day 2026. Oof. Here’s to those that are moving things into balance. Here’s to those helping the one that aren’t - see the errors of their ways. #earthday2026 🌎

First Wild Card painting leaves the woods to go to the city. #wild

“Your Mom” a new painting 70” x 44” is part of a series of Earth Paintings made during this righteous sabbatical. Studio shots show some other Earth paintings as well. Grateful for this time after 15 years teaching @prattfineart I’ve made a lot of new work and made plans for a new show in Berlin that opens in July. Showing a completely different body of work @moist_roomtoswingacat Thanks to @hollislovesyou and all my friends for your understanding. #hermitartist

“Kármán Kiosk”, 2026, 44” x 70”, Acrylic on linen First conceived through conversation with my dear friend Eric Percher @viewfromperch has been a great trip through airbrush, printmaking and hand painting time in the studio over the winter.

Everybody we have ever loved We have got to ratchet this country down and zoom out. How insane does it have to get? Put in 90 mins on this today thinking about paintings as windows and signs. Thinking about how a zoom out could help us. Work in progress. 33”x33” oil and acrylic on linen

@bradewing of @marginaleditions and I talk about nearly 20 Marginal Years of collaboration and celebrate or first @midcareermerch project with @glen_baldridge_studio

Found this painting from deep pandemic times - made @schneidermoa Buckminster Fuller thinking seemed / seems like the kind of comprehensive change necessary to get away from a reactionary world toward a coherence. I used cut outs from La Croix boxes to write La La La.

I’m happy to be included in this exciting show. Push The Envelope December 13, 2025 - January 24, 2026 Opening: Friday December 12, 6-8pm Juan Pablo Baene, Mildred Beltre, Louise Bourgeois, Becky Brown, Peter Cavanaugh, Dawn Cerny, Angela Conant, Grayson Cox, Jesse Durost, Julia Dzwonkoski, Matthew Farrell, Joey Kotting, Alison Owen, Sarah Nicole Phillips, Kiki Smith, Janis Stemmerman, Alexander Waxman, Bryan Zanisnik Curated by E for Effort (Beka Goedde and Rachel Ostrow) RUTHANN Gallery 453 Main St, Catskill, NY 12414 Open Saturdays 1-5pm or by appointment [email protected]

I’m back teaching Grad Painting and printmaking at Pratt and I’ve been looking through the archives. These are paintings I made just before the pandemic that use print that showed these interior lives of dark subjects. I never got to show them because they were sold or boxed up. They seem right for this era. So I’m showing them here. You want it darker?

“Trailhead (massage circle)” Part of MEET ME IN THE TREES @theclearingcragsmoor curated by @good_naked @upstateartweekend

“In New York, if I want to see my friends, I have to work with them.” Peep Space is pleased to present Grayson Cox: Nepo Maybe, a group exhibition curated by artist Grayson Cox. The exhibition explores the tension between earned opportunity and social proximity—what some might call nepotism—and reimagines it as a gesture of care, reciprocity, and magnetism. Informed by Lewis Hyde’s notion of the “gift community,” the show proposes a space where the circulation of meaningful objects becomes a form of generosity and mutual recognition. Cox invites artists with whom he has recently shared moments of connection—some deep, others fleeting—to contribute artwork that carries personal meaning. These offerings may be small, poetic, transactional, or experiential. Some are for sale, some are for giving, and others are simply to be shown. Yasmeen Abdallah, Gregory Amenoff, Sarah Anderson, Imogen Aukland, Marguerite Bailey, Amanda Baker, Glen Baldridge, Itziar Barrio, Natalie Beall, Michael Berryhill, Jess Blaustein, Daniel Bozhkov, Noah Breuer, Monica Carrier, Blake Marques Carrington, Jacqueline Cedar, Chloe Scout Nix, Angela Connant, Paloma Crousillat, Jeremy Dine, Kelly Driscoll, Courtney Dudley, Stella Ebner, Katherine Evans, Brad Ewing, Nadja Frank, Michael Gaillard, Mark Gens, Glenn Goldberg, James Gortner, Langdon Graves, Raphael Griswold, Eric Ramos Guerrero, Barry Hazard, Giorgio Handman, Volker S Hueller, Elizabeth Insogna, Aram Jibilian, Lou Joseph, Ayesha kamal khan, David Kennedy Cutler, Jon Kessler, Alison Kudlow, Anne-Marie McIntyre, Donna Moran, Nazanin Noroozi, Wilhelm Neusser, Iviva Olenick, Lauren Pakradooni, Erin Perrazzelli, Ben Quesnel, Henry Rosenberg, Alex Russi, AV Ryan, Lara Saget, Emma Schwartz, Edgar Serrano, Jeremy Shaeffer, Steve Shaheen, Louise Sheldon, Dasha Shishkin, Mae Shore, Felix Shumba, Lior Shvil, George Skoufas, Jackie Slanley, Ujin Song, Jomar Statkun, Christine Stiver, Jacquelyn Strycker, R. Blair Sullivan, Molly Surno, Rachel Sydlowski, Dominic Terlizzi, Jesse Weiss, David Wells, Hollis Witherspoon, Rona Yefman

This Wednesday I’m showing some work (I’ve never shown) in New York with Galarie Burster in the company of some great artists. Come say hi! BEL ÉTAGE BERLIN ART | NEW YORK CITY Opening PART #4 Wednesday, June 18, 2025 from 6 PM May 8 – June 28, 2025 Thu–Sat 12–6 PM NADA East Broadway 311 E Broadway, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10002, USA Graham Anderson | Laura Mercedes Arndt | Anna Arnet Enrico Bach | Arno Beck | Grayson Cox | Amie Cunat Wolfgang Flad | Michael Angelo Mangino | Wilhelm Neusser Michael Ornauer | Evelina Reiter | Achim Riethmann Maria Schumacher | Sophie Ullrich