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presents Paulina Moncada in NADA NY May 13-17, 2026 Booth E19 Galleries together with former Yale MFA cohort Ricardo Galvan of San Diego ‘Just as in petroglyphs, through her practice Paulina uncovers subjects of landscape as containers of meaning, drawing questions about placehood and personhood while gradually reconsidering and revisiting ecosystems. Moncada works across painting, sculpture, and installation to portray fragile and inconspicuous encounters between human and non-human life. Her roots are planted in the entangled Andean Tropics, a place where absence and presence become signs of possibility. Tropical nature enters Paulina’s practice as a language of reciprocity, correspondence and reverberation. Through speculation about the function of the artistic object she invites the viewer to preserve mysteries instead of solving them.’ —The Bronx Museum Paulina Moncada (b. 1998, Antioquia, Colombia) explores time, symbols, and the semiotic landscapes of the Andean mountains. She investigates ecosystems as fields of meaning, maps silent encounters between animals and humans, land and diagrams, ordinary objects and idiosyncratic collections. Playing with figures that blend interior spaces that look like exteriors, or still-lifes that resemble astronomical entities, her work questions different notions of time, placehood, and personhood. For Moncada, painting is an atlas, where absence and presence are signs of possibility. Lives and works in New York 2025 MFA Yale School of Art Painting/Printmaking New Haven, CT 2020 BFA University of the Andes Bogotá, Colombia Slide 1–7 Paulina Moncada Learning to see‬, 2025‬ Oil on canvas, 100 year old pine wood and plastic pipe Variable dimensions‬ Paulina Moncada Belly Button, 2026 Oil on wood panel 48x36 in Paulina Moncada ‭Ecosystem of Looking‬, 2024‬ ‭ Oil on wood 48 x 36 in‬ Paulina Moncada Of being Numerous Oil on canvas 43 x 55 in Paulina Moncada Husk‬, 2025‬ Aquaresin, soil, cinnamon, acrylic, wood, aluminum foil, handmade paper, Saint Francis‬ ‭ of Assisi figurine 66 x 4 x 12 in Paulina Moncada Cygnus, 2026 Oil on canvas 24 x 36 in Paulina Moncada Morandi’s Astronomy, 2026 Oil on canvas 12 x 16 in

preview of Adam Rabinowitz May 15 on deck here for a private client @annesneedinteriors in Solana Beach CA across the train track bridge from our first gallery space on the PCH 101, where he showed at Oolong in 2023. Adam Rabinowitz Purple Ship 1, 2020 Acrylic on linen 61.5 x 50 in AR0019 Adam Rabinowitz was born in Hadera, Israel and lives and works in Los Angeles, CA with his family. He took his BFA at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem. His work has been the subject of numerous solo exhibitions including: Knust Kunz Gallery, Munich (2022); Annie Gentils Gallery, Antwerp (2022); Hello Earth, BozoMag, Los Angeles (2019); Sea of Holes, Aspis, Jaffa (2018); Mothership, ACE Gallery, Los Angeles (2017), Forde, Geneva (2009); Tardemon, Tel Aviv Museum of Art (2006); Dimyon Hofshi, Dvir Gallery, Tel Aviv (2003); Eshet, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art (2000); Mary Faouzi Gallery, Jaffa (1999). Among his many group exhibitions are: Oolong Gallery Solana Beach (2023) Yesterday Now Tomorrow, Chauffer, Sydney (2023); A Loop, Triangle & Trapezoid, BozoMag, Pasadena (2022); Hoshen, MoBY: Museums of Bat Yam (2022); Netherworld, Sotheby’s Gallery, Tel Aviv (2022); A New Age: The Spiritual in Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art (2019); Mountain Energei, Har-El Gallery, Tel Aviv (2018); Inside the Distance, Sabine Knust Gallery, Munich (2017); Same Same But Different - Works from the Ha’aretz Collection, Minus 1 Gallery, Tel Aviv (2017); The Second Strike, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art (2011); Real Time: Art in Israel 1998-2008, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem (2008); Penal Colony, Ein-Harod Museum of Art (2008); The Line of Time and the Plane of Now, HarrisLieberman Gallery, New York (2007); Orthodox Tune, Brun, Düsseldorf (2007); Transfer 6, Kunstmuseum Bonn; Haus Lange/Haus Esters Museum, Krefeld (2003); Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires (2000). His work is featured in prominent public and private collections such as: Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Tel Aviv Museum of Art; Haifa Museum of Art; Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art; Ein-Harod Museum of Art; Ha’aretz Art Collection, Tel Aviv; Shpilman Institute of Photography, Tel Aviv.

: Ricardo Galvan Sower, 2025 Silkscreen monotype on amate, oak frame being made 25.5 x 50 in 64.77 x 127 cm RGA0006 in ADORNO on view through February 14 Gallery hours Tuesday to Saturday 11–5pm with appointments advised _________ Amy Adler Josh Callaghan Victoria Fu Ricardo Galvan Adam Braly Janes Christian Olid-Ramirez Image Credit: Daniel Lang

Day four NADA NY Paulina Moncada Paulina Moncada Epiphyte, 2026 Oil on linen 12 x 16 in Paulina Moncada Morandi’s Astronomy, 2026 Oil on canvas 12 x 16 in Paulina Moncada Ripe, 2026 Oil on canvas 24 x 36 in Paulina Moncada Goethe’s eye, 2026 Oil on canvas 24 x 36 in Paulina Moncada ‭Ecosystem of Looking‬, 2024‬ ‭ Oil on wood 36 x 48 in‬ Paulina Moncada Belly Button, 2026 Oil on wood panel 36 x 48 in Image Credit: Pat Garcia Jr @patgarciajr_

Inaugural show at Oolong NY by Adam Rabinowitz, Los Angeles based artist, opened last night to a raucous crowd during Tribeca Gallery Night for Frieze week in New York City. GONGGONG is on view through June 17, 2026 4 Cortlandt Alley NY, NY 10013 Tuesday—Saturday 10-6PM @adamrbz Collector and ADA access by elevator at 368 Broadway. [email protected] / +1 917 340 0877 Image Credit: Pat Garcia Jr @patgarciajr_

New Neighbors! ⁠Welcoming Tappeto Volante and Oolong Gallery to Tribeca!⁠ ⁠ Both galleries are opening tonight at 4 Cortlandt Alley, New York, NY 10013.⁠ ⁠ @tappetovolantegallery ⁠ @oolongallery ⁠ ⁠ #tribecagallery #tribecaart⁠

small works by Ricardo Galvan at NADA Ricardo Galvan Ensenada, 2025 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 9 x 12 in Ricardo Galvan Aladdin, 2021 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 11 x 14 in Ricardo Galvan Untitled, 2022 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 9 x 12 in Ricardo Galvan Survey, 2026 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 14 x 17 in Ricardo Galvan Offroad study 1, 2024 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 9 x 12 in Ricardo Galvan Tierra, 2025 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 11 x 14 in Ricardo Galvan Artifact, 2020 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 20 x 14 in Image Credit: Pat Garcia Jr

Oolong Gallery New York Grand Opening 4 Cortlandt Alley NY, NY 10013 Adam Rabinowitz GONGGONG Solo Exhibition May 15 – June 17, 2026 Opening Reception 05/15 Tribeca Gallery Night Friday from 6-9pm Situated in a glorious co-op of Tribeca galleries (in general) but specifically in our case at 368 Broadway thanks to Scott Ogden of @shrine.nyc ‘Adam Rabinowitz’s luminous canvases draw on twin poles of West Coast postwar culture: the radiant minimalism of Light and Space, and the vibrant pop aesthetics of psychedelia.’ — Matt Stromberg (Hyperallergic) Adam Rabinowitz Fear of Painting 1, 2022 Acrylic and dye on muslin 48 x 36 in AR0025

Paulina Moncada & Ricardo Galvan NADA NY Image Credit: Pat Garcia Jr At the current edition of NADA NY, visit us at Booth E19 to view an emerging duo presentation of new work by Paulina Moncada and Ricardo Galvan. Moncada (b. 1998, Antioquia, Colombia) explores time, symbols, and the semiotic landscapes of the Andean mountains. She investigates ecosystems as fields of meaning, maps silent encounters between animals and humans, land and diagrams, ordinary objects and idiosyncratic collections. Playing with figures that blend interior spaces that look like exteriors, or still-lifes that resemble astronomical entities, her work questions different notions of time, placehood, and personhood. For Moncada, painting is an atlas, where absence and presence are signs of possibility. Galvan (b.1987, Chula Vista, CA) works in a wide range of mediums; his work is invested in meaningful irreverence and the region of Baja California. He deals with images of the landscape and culture in regard to perceptions of Mexican-Americans specifically those in Southern California. Pulling from both memory and research he creates images grounded in the playful. More info on our site.

On view at NADA NY @newartdealers Booth E19 Hindsight Oil on wood 4ftx5ft 2026 Photo by @patgarciajr_

three new works by Ricardo Galvan on view in NADA NY Oolong Gallery Booth E19 with Paulina Moncada The artist works in a wide range of mediums; his work is invested in meaningful irreverence and the region of Baja California. Galvan deals with images of the landscape and culture in regard to perceptions of Mexican-Americans specifically those in Southern California. Pulling from both memory and research he creates images grounded in the playful. This lovely donkey is titled after the Luc Besson film. Ricardo Galvan Balthazar, 2026 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 17 x 11 in Ricardo Galvan El Arco, BCS, 2026 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 11 x 14 in Ricardo Galvan Salt run, 2026 Oil on canvas mounted to panel 11 x 14 in Image credit: Pat Garcia

E19 Paulina Moncada & Ricardo Galvan Premiering brand new work by both artists with forthcoming images, recent Yale MFA graduates, over the next four days with more info on our site in viewing rooms under LISTS. Paulina Moncada Epiphyte, 2026 Oil on linen 10 x 14 in Paulina Moncada Ripe, 2026 Oil on canvas 24 x 36 in Image Credit: Pat Garcia @patgarciajr_