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Elizabeth Newman
Bodies of thought 7 - 21 Jul 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present “Bodies of thought,” an exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Melbourne-based artist Elizabeth Newman. A surge in exhibitions, catalogs and essays, and interest from artists, curators and collectors has provided new context for Newman's work and place as one of the most important Australian artists working today. Read more -
Michael Rey
ZOLLEDAZI 2021 23 Jun - 7 Jul 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present “ZOLLEDAZI 2021,” an exhibition of new sculptural wall works by Los Angeles-based artist, Michael Rey. Michael Rey’s solid, yet ephemeral works evoke mystery, wonder, creativity, and the communicative possibilities of human expression. Read more -
Katy Cowan
breath shapes 9 - 23 Jun 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present “breath shapes,” an exhibition of new painted cast aluminum sculptures and works-on-paper by Katy Cowan. Cowan's unique cast-aluminum wall works are painted on and drawn on by hand. Like her works-on-paper, Cowan's unique painted cast-aluminum pieces are inspired by studio process, and the coastal landscape of Northern California. Read more -
Tomory Dodge
Desert Flowers 26 May - 9 Jun 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present "Desert Flowers," an exhibition of new paintings by Tomory Dodge. As its title suggests, "Desert Flowers" is an exhibition focused on renewal, rebirth and the figuring of painterly instinct. Read more -
Holly Coulis
Orbit 21 May - 2 Jul 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is pleased to present, "Orbit," an exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Holly Coulis. Read more -
James Morse
Eastfield 12 - 26 May 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present, "Eastfield," an on-line exhibition of new oil-on-canvas works by James Morse. Often painted on location, in a field, or by a lake, James Morse's work looks to locate artist and viewer alike in the observed landscape - a place where impression, intuition, and expression come together. Read more -
J.A Feng
Lemon Squeeze 28 Apr - 12 May 2021 Read more -
Sedrick Huckaby
Estuary 26 Mar - 14 May 2021 Read more -
Laurie Nye
Sugar Tree Landing 17 Feb - 3 Mar 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present, "Sugar Tree Landing," an on-line exhibition of new oil-on-canvas paintings by Laurie Nye. Laurie Nye's paintings engage line, shape and space in dynamic shifts of vibrant color. Read more -
Sky Glabush
The Caged Lark 5 Feb - 12 Mar 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present Sky Glabush's first exhibition at the gallery. Entitled "The Caged Lark," after a sonnet written by Gerard Manley Hopkins in 1877, Sky Glabush's exhibition features large-scale oil-on-canvas paintings completed by the London, Ontario-based artist over the course of the past year. Read more -
Nathan Mabry
Late One Night 26 Jan - 10 Feb 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present, "Late One Night," an exhibition of six unique sculptures by Nathan Mabry. Constructed in welded aluminum plates, cast stainless steel, and painted in black monochrome, the various pipes, beams and disks of Mabry's six sculptures evoke shape and line in strong physical silhouettes, which explore mass, volume and scale. Read more -
Pamela Jorden
Window Prism Eyes 18 Dec 2020 - 29 Jan 2021 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present, "Window Prism Eyes," its first exhibition at the gallery of paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Pamela Jorden. Pamela Jorden's paintings are presented on shaped stretchers, around which the linen of her works is stretched, and upon which Jorden applies the paint in directed, pushed and dragged flows. Read more -
Carl Cheng
John Doe Co. Presents New Alternative Channel 5 Nov - 1 Dec 2020 Philip Martin Gallery is proud to announce "John Doe Co. Presents New Alternative Channel," an on-line exhibition of sculptural works by Carl Cheng. Read more -
Katy Cowan
Katy Cowan's Outdoor Sculptures 19 Aug - 1 Sep 2020 "How could I extend my practice in such a way that remained consistent with my conceptual concerns, while offering homage to the landscape I had grown up in and loved so much?" –Katy Cowan Read more -
Pamela Jorden
In the Studio 1 - 15 Jun 2020 “For me, color is surprising. My response to it can be totally visceral and emotional, and this makes it endlessly exciting.” –Pamela Jorden Read more -
Joanne Petit-Frère
In the Studio 15 - 22 May 2020 "My work can be very technically involved and also has facets of an experimental nature.” –Joanne Petit-Frère Read more -
Frieze New York
6 - 15 May 2020 At 2020 Frieze New York, Philip Martin Gallery is proud to present works by Holly Coulis, Katy Cowan, Kristy Luck and Joanne Petit-Frère. These four artists work in painting, sculpture, and textiles. Read more -
Kwame Brathwaite
In the Studio 24 - 30 Apr 2020 “With photography as my medium of choice, I became an artist-activist.” –Kwame Brathwaite Read more -
Katy Cowan
In the Studio 17 - 23 Apr 2020 “I am completely interested in breaking down barriers of categorization." –Katy Cowan Read more -
Daniel Dove
In the Studio 10 - 16 Apr 2020 Artist Daniel Dove gives us a look into his studio, where his paintings begin and how they develop. Read more -
Tomory Dodge
In the Studio 3 - 9 Apr 2020 "Painting maintains a physical anchor at a time when the image generally is becoming more and more ethereal—everywhere and nowhere at the same time.” –Tomory Dodge Read more -
Kristy Luck
In the Studio 27 Mar - 2 Apr 2020 "I am influenced by female writers who write about states of psychic extremity, euphoria or melancholic states. I try to identify the reoccurring visual metaphors and ideas used to illustrate these emotional experiences. I find these emotions are almost always tied to landscape or spaces of infinity or an evasion of closure." –Kristy Luck Read more -
Michael Rey
Exhibition walk-through, "Mtt. Vidrxs" 29 Feb - 30 May 2020 "I initially imagined the surfaces would resemble something like the early encaustic paintings of Brice Marden from the 70s, a concentrate of tactility. This inquiry led me to experiment with different encaustic formulas." –Michael Rey Read more
