Recently interviewed by Daniel Cassady (
@cassadyphotos ) for ARTNews (
@artnews )—our Founding Director Jonathan Carver Moore shares, “People should be able to see themselves with the work…that changes how they engage with it.”
Cassady writes—“When Jonathan Carver Moore talks about his eponymous gallery, he rarely starts with sales figures or artists’ résumés. He starts with a feeling. The feeling of walking into a space and not wondering whether you belong there.”
During the gallery’s third presentation at the FOG Design + Art Fair (
@fogfair ) in San Francisco, Moore is presenting a solo booth of new paintings by Cameroonian painter Sesse Elangwe (
@sesseelangwe ), which were all developed during the artist’s recent residency with the gallery.
“The work is lush and exacting, saturated with color and attention, but what Moore is really staging is an argument. Art should meet people where they are. A gallery should feel like a conversation rather than an exam,” Cassady writes.
🔗 Read the full
@artnews feature with the link-in-bio.
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This weekend during SF Art Week (sfartweek) and FOG Design + Art Fair, Moore is presenting through the 25th at Fort Mason Center as part of the FOG FOCUS presentation at Booth 504. He also has on view Auudi Dorsey’s (
@auudidorsey ) What’s Left, Never Left at his gallery, located at 966 Market Street.
This Sunday at 3pm, join our Founding Director, Jonathan Carver Moore, alongside artists Anoushka Mirchandani (
@anoushka ), Lava Thomas (
@lavathomas ), and Arleene Correa Valencia (
@arleenecorreavalencia ), back at FOG for a conversation exploring how lived experience shapes artistic practice, what stories are shared or held close, and why these narratives matter now.
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