Gallery journal
Artists, ideas and encounters
Perspectives on collecting and stories from more than three decades of gallery life.
From the gallery archive. These stories document their original moment; for current exhibitions, available works and visiting information, explore the gallery today.
Aldo Castillo's Artworld
Christiana Lilly profiles the gallerist for Charleston Style and Design: Managua, the Museo Popol Vuh, Chicago in 1993, and what he looks for in an artist.
Read the storyAugusto Esquivel: thousands of buttons
The Argentine sculptor who takes the button out of the mundane and hangs it as an old master.
Read the storyIntroducing Krzysztof Wasko
The Polish painter the gallery took on exclusively, whose calligraphic portraits take real and mythological figures alike.
Read the storyJames Mathison: Silent Dialogue
The Venezuelan sculptor whose male nudes carry engraved text, shown at MOLAA, in Paris and in Switzerland.
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Metis Atash's new sculptures arrive at the gallery
New Punk Buddha sculptures reached Fifth Avenue South.
Read the storyNow representing Tony Chimento
The hyper realist painter, thirty years in Miami and a Pollock Krasner award behind him, joined the gallery.
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Photographer Lluis Barba
Twenty eight years of the gallery, a first year on Fifth Avenue South, and the Barcelona photographer whose Travelers in Time stops visitors at the door.
Read the storyThe gallery at Miromar Design Center
A film of the gallery at the Miromar Design Center in Estero, Florida.
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The Power of Collecting Art
Aldo Castillo on why a collection is a portrait of the person who built it.
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Transcendent Beauty: Metis Atash
Denise Gerson on the Punk Buddha figures, the Law of Attraction behind them, and the thousands of Swarovski crystals it takes to make one.
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