UNIX Gallery
04/08/2022
Beautiful work by gallery artist being installed in its new home in NYC!
Real Gabinete Portugues de Leitura, Rio de Janeiro #3, 1937 |2021, 59x65 in | 150 x 165 cm
Mineral pigment on cotton paper, Ed of 5
Visceral portraits by
By replacing flesh and features with thick strokes of pigment, Shin reflects the tumult of thoughts and emotions that lay concealed below our surfaces and that fundamentally shape our identities.
Almost exclusively vertical in structure, Hisao Hanafusa’s artworks elaborated the possibilities of the horizontal line, using arrangements of tubing and canvas to create patterns that were simultaneously fluid and crisp; visible and hidden.
More of the artist info & artworks on our website!
02/14/2022
The works of Spanish-born artist Eugenio Merino () talks about politics, religion and society with the purpose of making us doubt all supposed truths. For this he may use irony, humor, metaphor or oxymorons, or anything to make art a space for thought and finding the beauty in the idea.
We had the immense pleasure to host 2 exhibitions by Eugenio Merino at UNIX GALLERY: ‘Here Died Warhol’ in 2018 and “Always Shameless” in 2014!
More about his work on our website! ☝️
01/17/2022
Beautiful work by our gallery artist installed at collector’s home!
12/04/2021
On view today and tomorrow at BOOTH MA205 🔥
C. Michael Norton’s () paintings thrive on a balance between vibrancy and neutrality; between the organic and the geometric. The works begin as bare linen canvas taped to the floor to collect random markings picked up from works in progress. Relying then upon his intuitive reactions to what has been collected, Norton masterfully utilizes a number of methods of paint application, including using hand-made templates to create lattice-like forms, and squeegeeing layers of paint, to create energetic and surprising compositions.
12/03/2021
On View at BOOTH AM205
Renowned for using brilliant colors to reflect the light and life of the Caribbean, Llewellyn Xavier’s (.xavier) art serves a multiplicity of functions; philosophical as well as aesthetic. Drawing inspiration from contemporaries of American Abstract Expressionism, Xavier’s bold daring vision and grandiose gestures manifest in a boundless energy of sheer force of purpose and power. His artwork is free of restrain, creating a pure vision that is both relevant and immediate.
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