Issue 158

New American Paintings

Follow the Evolution of Contemporary Painting

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New American Paintings
Editor/Publisher: Steven Zevitas Designer/Production Manager: Alexandra Simpson Operations Manager: Alexandra Simpson Marketing Manager: Liz Morlock Copy Editor: Lucy Flint ■
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Recent Jurors:
Nora Burnett Abrams Museum of Contemporary Art Denver Bill Arning Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Janet Bishop San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Staci Boris Elmhurst Art Museum Nina Bozicnik Henry Art Gallery Steven L. Bridges Eli and Edythe Broad
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Editor’s Note
I was thrilled to have Bill Powers serve as juror for this issue of New American Paintings. Bill has, over the years, carved out a unique niche within the art world as a television personality, writer, and owner of Half Gallery in New York City. In a
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Autumn Wallace
The way Autumn Wallace talks about “double consciousness” reminds us that perception IS interpretation. There is a strangeness and delightful inconsistency to her work that conjures Hans Bellmer, Kerry James Marshall, and Bri Brooks in equal measure.
New American Paintings1 min read
Linus Borgo
I first saw the painting that appears on the cover of this issue on Instagram, and it stopped me in my tracks. I was impressed with the work’s clarity and sensed in it a deep vulnerability. As it turns out, Borgo’s practice largely revolves around a
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Winners: Northeastern Competition 2021
Alicia Adamerovich | Pablo Barba | Linus Borgo | Amy Bravo | Annabelle Buck Ivana Carman | Kyle Coniglio | Michael Costello | Awesum Crawford | Rhea Cutillo Deborah Druick | Minoo Emami | Nicasio Fernandez | Amber Heaton | Patty Horing Sarah Lee | Qu
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Conversation with Bill Powers
In an art world that can seem opaque and ladened with Byzantine rules, Bill Powers does things his way and it works. I spoke with the owner of taste-making Half Gallery about his journey in the art world, how he has successfully grown his business, a
New American Paintings1 min read
Juror’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p182. ■
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Alicia Adamerovich
Brooklyn, NY alicia@adamerovich.com / www.adamerovich.com / @aliciaadamerovich My works are representations of inner journeys, giving shape to a range of emotions I encounter while in introspection. My paintings, drawings, and sculptural frames anch
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Pablo Barba
New York, NY www.pablobarba.com / @dumbasapainter Pablo Paints Paintings 2016 MFA, Columbia University, New York, NY 2014 MA, Universdad de Chile, Santiago, Chile 2009 BFA, Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile 2021 Business Casual, Steve T
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Linus Borgo
New York, NY www.linusborgo.com / @linusborgo In 2014, when I was eighteen years old, there was an electrical accident where I was shocked with 11,000 volts, resulting in eleven surgeries to treat the third-degree burns all over my body, and the amp
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Amy Bravo
Brooklyn, NY amybravo830@gmail.com / @_amybravo_ Amy Bravo is interested in the shared language of culture and family, be it a found, queer family or blood relatives. Her work is an attempt to reflect her existence as a queer Cuban person building a
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Annabelle Buck
Philadelphia, PA www.annabellebuck.com / @annabellebuck Annabelle Buck is interested in quiet moments in loud spaces, compelling light and shadow, and intimate, candid depictions of her subjects. Her work illustrates an interplay between humanity an
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Ivana Carman
New York, NY ivanacarmanart@gmail.com / www.ivanacarman.art / @ivanacarman I paint to explore the blurry border between our inner and outer reality in daily life. Through an assemblage of painting, drawing, photography, and printmaking, I seek to sy
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Kyle Coniglio
Hoboken, NJ conigliokyle@gmail.com / www.kyleconiglio.com / @kylefyles I create fictional images that serve as a platform to explore my emotional experiences. Sensations of destitution, melancholy, lust, optimism, queer desire, and the euphoric have
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Michael Costello
Boston, MA michaelcostelloartist@gmail.com / www.michaelcostelloartist.com / @michaelcostelloartist My work explores the anxiety of humankind in the twenty-first century. My goal is to capture the human body in all its vulnerability by celebrating o
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Awesum Crawford
Brooklyn, NY 929.900.9923 awesumarts@gmail.com / @sumofallawe The moment my mother told me we came from a family of seers, I’ve learned never to take my dreams lightly. I began to paint every surreal scene, place, and person that haunted me in order
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Rhea Cutillo
Philadelphia, PA studio@rheacutillo.info / www.rheacutillo.info / @rheacutillo_art I experience painting as an intellectual activity but with the immediate act as intrinsic and intuitive. I paint from a space of internal submission, though with a de
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Deborah Druick
New York, NY deborah@charlesgriffinllc.com / www.deborahdruick.com / @ddruick My paintings address issues of gender definition, self-identification, and female objectification, using stylized figuration and saturated high-key color. I emphasize and
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Minoo Emami
Providence, RI www.emamiminoo.com / @minooemamistudio My research examines patriarchy through a transnational justice and feminist lens in the Middle East. I combine family portraits and aspects of Islamic architecture to unveil parts of the denied
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Nicasio Fernandez
Mahopac, NY nicasio.fz@gmail.com / www.nicasiofernandez.com / @nicasio_fernandez These vibrant figurative works develop from intuitive marks on the surface into narrative paintings intertwined with the embodiment of human emotion and my personal exp
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Amber Heaton
Brooklyn, NY amber.n.heaton@gmail.com / www.amberheaton.com / @amberheat Growing up in the Western United States, my sense of space was shaped by the rhythms of light and time visible in the natural. I learned to observe shifting states of balance an
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Patty Horing
New York, NY 212.243.2100 (Anna Zorina Gallery) patty.horing@gmail.com / www.pattyhoring.com / @pattyhoring I am interested in the narrative and psychological nature of portraiture. Contemporary paintings of specific people simultaneously raise ques
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Sarah Lee
New York, NY sarahsrlee@gmail.com / @sarahsrlee I paint an alternative universe somewhere between dusk and dawn that is mysterious and melancholy via landscapes that are vacant, possibly dangerous, but peaceful. 2017 MFA, School of the Art Institute
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Quentin James McCaffrey
New York, NY 917.881.5631 (Hesse Flatow) @_quentinjames In Western painting, the domestic interior has been a place for investigating the psyche and intimate relationships. My paintings draw from quattrocento Italian painting and seventeenth-century
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Bradley McCrary
Rockland, ME bradley.mccrary.studio@gmail.com / www.bradleymccrary.com / @bradley.mccrary In my work I most often look to Mariah Carey, Céline Dion, figure skating, and the romantic landscapes of the nineteenth century. I collect and collage images
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Sergio Miguel
Brooklyn, NY @sarujiro Informed by colonial and modern Mexican art as well as the New Objectivity, Sergio Miguel’s work explores ideas of personhood, symbolism, and sexuality. 2021 MFA, Columbia University, New York, NY 2021 Thesis Exhibition, Colum
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Emily Marie Miller
Copake, NY www.emilymariemiller.com / @emily.marie.miller I make hedonistic dreamscapes of a single figure, duplicated and expanded, interacting with itself under the night sky or on velvet-curtained stages. The figural projections harm one another,
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Aliza Morell
Queens, NY aliza.morell@gmail.com / www.alizamorell.com / @aliza_maria My paintings have a sensory agenda. The somatic experience of suspension and longing that melodies capture so easily requires a synesthetic approach in pictures. My imagery pulls
New American Paintings2 min readLGBTQIA+ Studies
Daniel Morowitz
Jersey City, NJ 201.669.0862 daniel.morowitz@gmail.com / www.danielmorowitz.com / @dm61889 Queer culture and visibility are more important than ever in a moment where queer identity and queer bodies are under attack. Painting has a responsibility to
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Hannah Morris
Barre, VT 802.877.2173 (Stella Quarta Decima) hannah@draw-lucky.com / www.draw-lucky.com / @draw_lucky I am intrigued by the contrast between ambiguity and specificity. I use found images as the starting place in the building of surreal or unlikely
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Haley Darya Parsa
haleyparsa@gmail.com / www.haleyparsa.com / @haleydaryaparsa I work in a variety of mediums—engaging in painting, cyanotypes, fabric-dyeing, print, and sculpture—and look at the ways in which images, objects, and rituals embedded in personal historie
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Bony Ramirez
Perth Amboy, NJ 212.228.7569 (Thierry Goldberg Gallery) www.bonyramirez.com / @bonyramirezz Born in a small town in the Dominican Republic, I retain a connection with my Dominican heritage through my art, incorporating elements of the Caribbean with
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Elena Redmond
Brooklyn, NY 262.573.9062 (Tchotchke Gallery) elenaredmond@gmail.com / www.elenaredmond.co / @elena.redmond In my examination of the “self” and its iterations, I employ kitsch associations and humor to point at my own uncertainties and looming disco
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Marcy Rosewater
Brooklyn, NY marcyrosewaterarts@gmail.com / www.marcyrosewater.com / @marcyrosewater It is in human nature to make art that imitates the people, places, and events around us. I think about a future where we have suffered some kind of environmental o
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Sarah Sutton
Rochester, NY sarahsutton163@gmail.com / www.sarahsutton.net / @sarahdsutton The content of my work centers on stories of land use, environmental disasters, and the constant temptation of escape through amusement. I try to create time-based images w
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Natalie Terenzini
New York, NY natalieterenziniart@gmail.com / www.natalieterenzini.com / @terenzini_ In my work, I explore my relationship with myself by inserting self-caricatures into scenes from an imagined reality meant to mirror my own life. Through these self-
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Elizabeth Thach
Boston, MA www.elizabeththach.com / @thachelizabeth My work is focused on material culture. Using humor and metaphor, I explore how humans interact emotionally with an objective external world: the commodity objects they surround themselves with, co
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Katayoun Vaziri
New York, NY katayoun.vaziri@gmail.com / www.sundaysdrawings.com / @katayoun.vaziri Vaziri’s recent works depict ordinary citizens who are simultaneously subjects and objects of capitalism: we are political agents of social transformation, yet inevi
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Jean-Pierre Villafañe
New York, NY jeanpierrevseda@gmail.com / www.jeanpierrevs.com / @jeanpierre.villafane Looking at the world through the eye of a trained architect, my pictorial work traverses the intersection between figurative painting and architecture, while drawi
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Autumn Wallace
Philadelphia, PA 508.413.9621 (Gaa Gallery) autumnvwallace@gmail.com / www.autumnwallace.com / @veggiemon I am a visual artist who works across media to create paintings and sculptures that examine human sexuality, gender, and the Black femme experi
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Lauryn Welch
Brooklyn, NY laurynredwelch@gmail.com / www.laurynwelch.com / @laurynredwelch I make acrylic paintings about the relationship between private space and the people that inhabit and shape it. I am interested in the accretion of history and language de
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José Delgado Zúñiga
New York, NY www.studiozuniga.com / @studio.zuniga My body of work carries a rhythm of the muralist sensibility. I believe that nothing exists independently or in a vacuum; everything in this present moment results from earlier relationships and act
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Editor’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p182. ■
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Lydia Baker
New York, NY lydiakbaker@gmail.com / www.lydiakbaker.com / @lydia_k_baker_arts A need for a constructive escapism led me to create my current body of work, which simultaneously explores ideas of sanctuary, harmony, and the unknown. As I draw with co
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Keiran Brennan Hinton
New York, NY keiranbrennanhinton@gmail.com / www.keiranbrennanhinton.com / @keiran.brennan.hinton I paint from observation. Starting with a limited palette, I mix colors from life and give attention to the temperature of the light or saturation of a
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Sung Hwa Kim
Brooklyn, NY studiokimgoon@gmail.com / www.sunghwakim.com / @_sunghwa_ My recent work captures the particular scenes, emotions, and images that I experienced while on nightly excursions. At the start of the pandemic, the absence of human interaction
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Hannah Murray
Brooklyn, NY hannahmurray94@hotmail.com / www.hannahmurray-art.com / @hannah_murray_artist Delicious colours, seductive textures, and alluring light: the women in my paintings hold your gaze, powerful as modern goddesses. In my work, I find myself r
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Soyeon Shin
Brooklyn, NY www.soyeonshin.com My work can be seen as a mirror image of my mind, a surrealistic version of my mindscape. My paintings are simply about my memories, cityscapes, and people, I have seen and I have met in the city. What I feel is not e
New American Paintings2 min readChemistry
Pricing
Alicia Adamerovich p20 NFS p21 NFS p22 NFS Paulo Barba p24 NFS p25 NFS p26 NFS Linus Borgo p28 POR p29 NFS p30 POR Amy Bravo p32 $3,800 p33 $7,000 p34 NFS Annabelle Buck p36 $1,800 p37$1,500 p38 $1,500 Ivana Carman p40 $4,200 p41 $8,750 p42 $17,500 K
New American Paintings1 min read
New American Paintings
Editor/Publisher: Steven Zevitas Designer/Production Manager: Alexandra Simpson Operations Manager: Alexandra Simpson Marketing Manager: Liz Morlock Copy Editor: Lucy Flint ■
New American Paintings1 min read
Recent Jurors:
Nora Burnett Abrams Museum of Contemporary Art Denver Bill Arning Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Janet Bishop San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Staci Boris Elmhurst Art Museum Nina Bozicnik Henry Art Gallery Steven L. Bridges Eli and Edythe Broad
New American Paintings2 min read
Editor’s Note
I was thrilled to have Bill Powers serve as juror for this issue of New American Paintings. Bill has, over the years, carved out a unique niche within the art world as a television personality, writer, and owner of Half Gallery in New York City. In a
New American Paintings1 min read
Autumn Wallace
The way Autumn Wallace talks about “double consciousness” reminds us that perception IS interpretation. There is a strangeness and delightful inconsistency to her work that conjures Hans Bellmer, Kerry James Marshall, and Bri Brooks in equal measure.
New American Paintings1 min read
Linus Borgo
I first saw the painting that appears on the cover of this issue on Instagram, and it stopped me in my tracks. I was impressed with the work’s clarity and sensed in it a deep vulnerability. As it turns out, Borgo’s practice largely revolves around a
New American Paintings1 min read
Winners: Northeastern Competition 2021
Alicia Adamerovich | Pablo Barba | Linus Borgo | Amy Bravo | Annabelle Buck Ivana Carman | Kyle Coniglio | Michael Costello | Awesum Crawford | Rhea Cutillo Deborah Druick | Minoo Emami | Nicasio Fernandez | Amber Heaton | Patty Horing Sarah Lee | Qu
New American Paintings10 min read
Conversation with Bill Powers
In an art world that can seem opaque and ladened with Byzantine rules, Bill Powers does things his way and it works. I spoke with the owner of taste-making Half Gallery about his journey in the art world, how he has successfully grown his business, a
New American Paintings1 min read
Juror’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p182. ■
New American Paintings2 min read
Alicia Adamerovich
Brooklyn, NY alicia@adamerovich.com / www.adamerovich.com / @aliciaadamerovich My works are representations of inner journeys, giving shape to a range of emotions I encounter while in introspection. My paintings, drawings, and sculptural frames anch
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Pablo Barba
New York, NY www.pablobarba.com / @dumbasapainter Pablo Paints Paintings 2016 MFA, Columbia University, New York, NY 2014 MA, Universdad de Chile, Santiago, Chile 2009 BFA, Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile 2021 Business Casual, Steve T
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Linus Borgo
New York, NY www.linusborgo.com / @linusborgo In 2014, when I was eighteen years old, there was an electrical accident where I was shocked with 11,000 volts, resulting in eleven surgeries to treat the third-degree burns all over my body, and the amp
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Amy Bravo
Brooklyn, NY amybravo830@gmail.com / @_amybravo_ Amy Bravo is interested in the shared language of culture and family, be it a found, queer family or blood relatives. Her work is an attempt to reflect her existence as a queer Cuban person building a
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Annabelle Buck
Philadelphia, PA www.annabellebuck.com / @annabellebuck Annabelle Buck is interested in quiet moments in loud spaces, compelling light and shadow, and intimate, candid depictions of her subjects. Her work illustrates an interplay between humanity an
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Ivana Carman
New York, NY ivanacarmanart@gmail.com / www.ivanacarman.art / @ivanacarman I paint to explore the blurry border between our inner and outer reality in daily life. Through an assemblage of painting, drawing, photography, and printmaking, I seek to sy
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Kyle Coniglio
Hoboken, NJ conigliokyle@gmail.com / www.kyleconiglio.com / @kylefyles I create fictional images that serve as a platform to explore my emotional experiences. Sensations of destitution, melancholy, lust, optimism, queer desire, and the euphoric have
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Michael Costello
Boston, MA michaelcostelloartist@gmail.com / www.michaelcostelloartist.com / @michaelcostelloartist My work explores the anxiety of humankind in the twenty-first century. My goal is to capture the human body in all its vulnerability by celebrating o
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Awesum Crawford
Brooklyn, NY 929.900.9923 awesumarts@gmail.com / @sumofallawe The moment my mother told me we came from a family of seers, I’ve learned never to take my dreams lightly. I began to paint every surreal scene, place, and person that haunted me in order
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Rhea Cutillo
Philadelphia, PA studio@rheacutillo.info / www.rheacutillo.info / @rheacutillo_art I experience painting as an intellectual activity but with the immediate act as intrinsic and intuitive. I paint from a space of internal submission, though with a de
New American Paintings1 min read
Deborah Druick
New York, NY deborah@charlesgriffinllc.com / www.deborahdruick.com / @ddruick My paintings address issues of gender definition, self-identification, and female objectification, using stylized figuration and saturated high-key color. I emphasize and
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Minoo Emami
Providence, RI www.emamiminoo.com / @minooemamistudio My research examines patriarchy through a transnational justice and feminist lens in the Middle East. I combine family portraits and aspects of Islamic architecture to unveil parts of the denied
New American Paintings1 min read
Nicasio Fernandez
Mahopac, NY nicasio.fz@gmail.com / www.nicasiofernandez.com / @nicasio_fernandez These vibrant figurative works develop from intuitive marks on the surface into narrative paintings intertwined with the embodiment of human emotion and my personal exp
New American Paintings2 min read
Amber Heaton
Brooklyn, NY amber.n.heaton@gmail.com / www.amberheaton.com / @amberheat Growing up in the Western United States, my sense of space was shaped by the rhythms of light and time visible in the natural. I learned to observe shifting states of balance an
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Patty Horing
New York, NY 212.243.2100 (Anna Zorina Gallery) patty.horing@gmail.com / www.pattyhoring.com / @pattyhoring I am interested in the narrative and psychological nature of portraiture. Contemporary paintings of specific people simultaneously raise ques
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Sarah Lee
New York, NY sarahsrlee@gmail.com / @sarahsrlee I paint an alternative universe somewhere between dusk and dawn that is mysterious and melancholy via landscapes that are vacant, possibly dangerous, but peaceful. 2017 MFA, School of the Art Institute
New American Paintings1 min read
Quentin James McCaffrey
New York, NY 917.881.5631 (Hesse Flatow) @_quentinjames In Western painting, the domestic interior has been a place for investigating the psyche and intimate relationships. My paintings draw from quattrocento Italian painting and seventeenth-century
New American Paintings1 min read
Bradley McCrary
Rockland, ME bradley.mccrary.studio@gmail.com / www.bradleymccrary.com / @bradley.mccrary In my work I most often look to Mariah Carey, Céline Dion, figure skating, and the romantic landscapes of the nineteenth century. I collect and collage images
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Sergio Miguel
Brooklyn, NY @sarujiro Informed by colonial and modern Mexican art as well as the New Objectivity, Sergio Miguel’s work explores ideas of personhood, symbolism, and sexuality. 2021 MFA, Columbia University, New York, NY 2021 Thesis Exhibition, Colum
New American Paintings2 min read
Emily Marie Miller
Copake, NY www.emilymariemiller.com / @emily.marie.miller I make hedonistic dreamscapes of a single figure, duplicated and expanded, interacting with itself under the night sky or on velvet-curtained stages. The figural projections harm one another,
New American Paintings2 min read
Aliza Morell
Queens, NY aliza.morell@gmail.com / www.alizamorell.com / @aliza_maria My paintings have a sensory agenda. The somatic experience of suspension and longing that melodies capture so easily requires a synesthetic approach in pictures. My imagery pulls
New American Paintings2 min readLGBTQIA+ Studies
Daniel Morowitz
Jersey City, NJ 201.669.0862 daniel.morowitz@gmail.com / www.danielmorowitz.com / @dm61889 Queer culture and visibility are more important than ever in a moment where queer identity and queer bodies are under attack. Painting has a responsibility to
New American Paintings1 min read
Hannah Morris
Barre, VT 802.877.2173 (Stella Quarta Decima) hannah@draw-lucky.com / www.draw-lucky.com / @draw_lucky I am intrigued by the contrast between ambiguity and specificity. I use found images as the starting place in the building of surreal or unlikely
New American Paintings1 min read
Haley Darya Parsa
haleyparsa@gmail.com / www.haleyparsa.com / @haleydaryaparsa I work in a variety of mediums—engaging in painting, cyanotypes, fabric-dyeing, print, and sculpture—and look at the ways in which images, objects, and rituals embedded in personal historie
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Bony Ramirez
Perth Amboy, NJ 212.228.7569 (Thierry Goldberg Gallery) www.bonyramirez.com / @bonyramirezz Born in a small town in the Dominican Republic, I retain a connection with my Dominican heritage through my art, incorporating elements of the Caribbean with
New American Paintings2 min read
Elena Redmond
Brooklyn, NY 262.573.9062 (Tchotchke Gallery) elenaredmond@gmail.com / www.elenaredmond.co / @elena.redmond In my examination of the “self” and its iterations, I employ kitsch associations and humor to point at my own uncertainties and looming disco
New American Paintings2 min read
Marcy Rosewater
Brooklyn, NY marcyrosewaterarts@gmail.com / www.marcyrosewater.com / @marcyrosewater It is in human nature to make art that imitates the people, places, and events around us. I think about a future where we have suffered some kind of environmental o
New American Paintings1 min read
Sarah Sutton
Rochester, NY sarahsutton163@gmail.com / www.sarahsutton.net / @sarahdsutton The content of my work centers on stories of land use, environmental disasters, and the constant temptation of escape through amusement. I try to create time-based images w
New American Paintings1 min read
Natalie Terenzini
New York, NY natalieterenziniart@gmail.com / www.natalieterenzini.com / @terenzini_ In my work, I explore my relationship with myself by inserting self-caricatures into scenes from an imagined reality meant to mirror my own life. Through these self-
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Elizabeth Thach
Boston, MA www.elizabeththach.com / @thachelizabeth My work is focused on material culture. Using humor and metaphor, I explore how humans interact emotionally with an objective external world: the commodity objects they surround themselves with, co
New American Paintings1 min read
Katayoun Vaziri
New York, NY katayoun.vaziri@gmail.com / www.sundaysdrawings.com / @katayoun.vaziri Vaziri’s recent works depict ordinary citizens who are simultaneously subjects and objects of capitalism: we are political agents of social transformation, yet inevi
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Jean-Pierre Villafañe
New York, NY jeanpierrevseda@gmail.com / www.jeanpierrevs.com / @jeanpierre.villafane Looking at the world through the eye of a trained architect, my pictorial work traverses the intersection between figurative painting and architecture, while drawi
New American Paintings2 min read
Autumn Wallace
Philadelphia, PA 508.413.9621 (Gaa Gallery) autumnvwallace@gmail.com / www.autumnwallace.com / @veggiemon I am a visual artist who works across media to create paintings and sculptures that examine human sexuality, gender, and the Black femme experi
New American Paintings2 min read
Lauryn Welch
Brooklyn, NY laurynredwelch@gmail.com / www.laurynwelch.com / @laurynredwelch I make acrylic paintings about the relationship between private space and the people that inhabit and shape it. I am interested in the accretion of history and language de
New American Paintings1 min read
José Delgado Zúñiga
New York, NY www.studiozuniga.com / @studio.zuniga My body of work carries a rhythm of the muralist sensibility. I believe that nothing exists independently or in a vacuum; everything in this present moment results from earlier relationships and act
New American Paintings1 min read
Editor’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p182. ■
New American Paintings1 min read
Lydia Baker
New York, NY lydiakbaker@gmail.com / www.lydiakbaker.com / @lydia_k_baker_arts A need for a constructive escapism led me to create my current body of work, which simultaneously explores ideas of sanctuary, harmony, and the unknown. As I draw with co
New American Paintings1 min read
Keiran Brennan Hinton
New York, NY keiranbrennanhinton@gmail.com / www.keiranbrennanhinton.com / @keiran.brennan.hinton I paint from observation. Starting with a limited palette, I mix colors from life and give attention to the temperature of the light or saturation of a
New American Paintings2 min read
Sung Hwa Kim
Brooklyn, NY studiokimgoon@gmail.com / www.sunghwakim.com / @_sunghwa_ My recent work captures the particular scenes, emotions, and images that I experienced while on nightly excursions. At the start of the pandemic, the absence of human interaction
New American Paintings2 min read
Hannah Murray
Brooklyn, NY hannahmurray94@hotmail.com / www.hannahmurray-art.com / @hannah_murray_artist Delicious colours, seductive textures, and alluring light: the women in my paintings hold your gaze, powerful as modern goddesses. In my work, I find myself r
New American Paintings1 min read
Soyeon Shin
Brooklyn, NY www.soyeonshin.com My work can be seen as a mirror image of my mind, a surrealistic version of my mindscape. My paintings are simply about my memories, cityscapes, and people, I have seen and I have met in the city. What I feel is not e
New American Paintings2 min readChemistry
Pricing
Alicia Adamerovich p20 NFS p21 NFS p22 NFS Paulo Barba p24 NFS p25 NFS p26 NFS Linus Borgo p28 POR p29 NFS p30 POR Amy Bravo p32 $3,800 p33 $7,000 p34 NFS Annabelle Buck p36 $1,800 p37$1,500 p38 $1,500 Ivana Carman p40 $4,200 p41 $8,750 p42 $17,500 K

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