Asoma’s oeuvre covered a wide range of themes, such as his landscape vistas of the Hudson River (he lived for over twenty years in Garrison, NY), which was always complemented by his penchant for figurative compositions. Asoma found beauty through the arrangement of nuanced spaces, reflections, and patterns against brilliantly colored solid areas; through his artistry, those solid forms went from flat surfaces to becoming expanses of space.

In this exhibition, contemporary British artist Ptolemy Mann embarks on a deeper exploration of her fluid abstract forms and fluorescent palette. Building on her work with woven textile, Mann carries forward her interest in Abstract Expressionism, architecture, and color theory to large scale works on canvas and paper…

Findlay Galleries is proud to present an exhibition of Ronnie Landfield’s most recent works. Since his first exhibition in 1967, in his early twenties, Landfield has enjoyed a successful career as an artist whose lyrical abstractions have become icons of the color field movement. His works have been included in many private and museum collections, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Art Institute of Chicago. Findlay Galleries is the exclusive representative of Ronnie Landfield.

The exhibition explores the significant role of color in a composition and its relationship to the themes Neal explores in his works, particularly the effect of time on subject and place. In addition to paintings that capture an impressionist en plein air moment, the exhibition includes works from his Alter-Realist series. These Alter Realist paintings are wide-ranging in their application of color theory, capturing a variety of tonalities.

Alexander Calder was a world-renowned abstract artist with a distinctive, unique style. He was mostly recognized for his invention of the mobile and his monumental stabile sculptures, but Calder also worked in various other mediums, both traditional and experimental. This exhibition focuses on Calder’s Maguey fiber tapestries supported by a selection of multiples from the Findlay Galleries collection.

Sebire’s work is a faithful representation of the moment, presenting the viewer with balanced compositions that carefully consider the principles of floral design. At the same time, the color and form of the arrangements spring forth from within their vessels. These complex compositions appeal both to those seeking a more ‘contemporary’ aesthetic as well as those preferring more traditional styles…

Findlay Galleries is pleased to now present an exhibition of paintings by German-American artist Fritz Rauh at our New York gallery location. His vibrant abstract works possess an organic quality with forms that imitate the rhythms of nature. Critics Rauh’s unique approach to canvas as a surface to be “opened” with color and shapes.