Christy Matson b. Born 1979, Seattle, WA

James Cohan is pleased to present Arcadia and Elsewhere, an ex- pansive group exhibition celebrating the breadth and complexity of contemporary landscape painting practices across...

Philip Martin is proud to present a solo exhibition of new wall-mounted works by Los Angeles-based artist, Christy Matson. Christy Matson’s woven, wall-mounted works combine the skill, sensitivity and craft of painting and hand weaving with the artist-directed process of an industrial Jacquard loom.

Valise user Christy Matson is an artist based in Los Angeles. Her latest exhibition, “Index Color,” opened November 9 at Philip Martin Gallery in Los Angeles and remains on view through December 21. Below, we discuss how she creates her “woven wall-based works,” what is gained and lost as we translate the world and artworks into pictures, and art museums’ recent embrace of textiles.

Join Christy Matson on Friday, November 15 @ 9am PST/12noon EST for a webinar conversation on, 'Index Color,” Christy Matson's current solo exhibition with Philip...

At NADA New York 2025, Philip Martin Gallery is delighted to present works by Brian Bress, Holly Coulis, Tomory Dodge, Rema Ghuloum, Christy Matson, Aaron Morse, Laurie Nye, Lisa Sanditz, Sophie Treppendahl and Sung Jik Yang.

Fusing age-old techniques with digital tools, a new generation of creatives is expanding the tradition of tapestries—and filling art galleries and museums to a degree never seen before.

Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present, “Abstraction, People and Landscape,” a group exhibition featuring the work of Holly Coulis, Tomory Dodge, Tim Garwood, Jackie Gendel and Christy Matson. These five artists consider abstraction as a means by which to think about people and landscape as motif.

Philip Martin Gallery is pleased to present, "Moonshadow," an exhibition of new wall-mounted, woven works by Los Angeles-based artist, Christy Matson. Christy Matson's pieces explore both objective and non-objective motifs with an eye towards landscape and abstraction.