Our new gallery space, located at 177 Tenth Avenue in the heart of New York City, provides an exceptional environment to showcase a diverse collection of contemporary artworks. The space reflects our ongoing commitment to present cutting-edge pieces from leading artists, offering a platform for innovative artistic expression. Visitors will find a wide variety of works by renowned artists such as Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, Tyler Shields, Jeffrey Czum, and Andy Warhol, as well as captivating paintings by Jean-Paul Donadini and Eric Stefanski.
Among the standout works in the gallery are two sets from Keith Haring's celebrated Pop Shop series, Pop Shop V and Pop Shop VI. These prints are vibrant representations of Haring’s iconic style, embodying the artist’s playful use of line and his deep engagement with social activism. The inclusion of Haring's Pyramid Yellow adds to the gallery's robust collection of the artist’s works, showcasing his ability to blend accessible imagery with profound commentary on AIDS activism and urban life.
Damien Hirst, a central figure in contemporary art, is represented through some of his most recognized series. The gallery features Methylamine 13C from his famous Spots series, exemplifying his obsession with color, order, and pharmaceutical aesthetics. In one of our interior rooms you'll find a print of Souls III, a striking work that further explores Hirst’s ongoing inquiry into life, death, and consumer culture. These works collectively offer a unique perspective on Hirst’s ability to balance aesthetic beauty with thought-provoking themes.
Tyler Shields’ Lion Queen is another compelling piece on display, blending elements of high-fashion photography with dynamic portraiture. Shields is known for pushing boundaries in photography, and this work is no exception. The bold and theatrical style of Lion Queen draws the viewer in with its powerful imagery, creating an engaging dialogue between beauty, power, and control. Shields’ work adds a layer of contemporary commentary to the gallery’s collection.
Jeffrey Czum’s contributions to the gallery lean toward the abstract and surreal. His clean collages of everyday objects and cinematic influences create a sense of familiarity while transporting the viewer into a dreamlike realm. These works transform ordinary objects into something more meaningful, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary life and culture. Czum’s minimalist yet evocative compositions highlight his ability to find beauty in simplicity.
Jean-Paul Donadini’s brossé-arrete series introduces a tactile element to the gallery’s offerings. His paintings, which incorporate paintbrushes adhered to the canvas, blur the line between sculpture and painting. The dynamic folds of fabric and vibrant palettes in these works create a visually arresting experience for visitors. Donadini’s pieces invite viewers to interact with the materiality of paint itself, making his series a perfect complement to the more traditional forms in the gallery.
Andy Warhol’s presence in the gallery offers a nod to the history of Pop Art, as his work continues to resonate with audiences today. The gallery features several of Warhol’s prints, which capture his unmistakable flair for blending mass culture and fine art. Warhol’s fascination with celebrity and consumerism remains relevant, and his prints serve as a bridge between the commercial and the artistic, solidifying his status as one of the most important artists of the 20th century.
Eric Stefanski’s paintings round out the gallery’s offerings with a witty and often sardonic approach to modern art. His work is known for incorporating humorous phrases and abstract shapes, offering a playful yet critical take on the contemporary art world. Stefanski’s pieces encourage viewers to question the art market itself while simultaneously engaging with the aesthetics of abstract painting.
The gallery’s new space at 177 Tenth Avenue serves as the perfect setting for this dynamic collection, offering ample room for visitors to engage with each work. The high ceilings and open layout allow each piece to be appreciated in its full context, whether it’s the vibrant Pop Art prints or the textured paintings of Donadini and Stefanski. This thoughtful curation ensures that every visitor experiences a unique journey through the gallery.
Whether you are a seasoned collector or a new admirer of contemporary art, our gallery’s collection offers something for everyone. Each work on display has been carefully chosen to highlight the diversity of contemporary artistic practices while maintaining a cohesive narrative of modern expression. We invite all art lovers to visit our new space and experience these incredible works firsthand.
