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Jaqueline Cedar (b. 1985 Los Angeles, CA) lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She received her MFA in 2009 from Columbia University and her BA in 2007 from the University of California, Los Angeles. Solo exhibitions include The Empty Circle, New York NY (2026), Andrew Rafacz, Chicago IL (2025), Shelter Gallery, New York NY (2023, 2021) and Platform x David Zwirner (2022). Group exhibitions include Ho...

Jim Condron lives and works in Baltimore, MD and Brooklyn, NY. He earned his MFA at the Hoffberger School of Painting at the Maryland Institute College of Art and a BA in Art and English from Colby College, and also studied at the New York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture. His work has been shown nationally and internationally in galleries and museums, and is held in corporate, uni...

Emily Mae Smith (b. 1979, Austin, Texas) creates sly, humorous, and riveting compositions which nod to art historical movements such as Symbolism and Art Nouveau, though with a distinctly 21st century spin. Her genre-defying paintings speak through a vocabulary of signs and symbols addressing timely subjects including gender, class, and violence. Smith’s paintings tackle art history’s phallocentri...

New York-based artist Matthew Ronay (b. 1976, Louisville, Kentucky) is best known for his chromatic, handmade wood sculptures that suggest unearthly landscapes with futuristic architectures and bodily processes like digestion and aging. His fourth solo exhibition at Casey Kaplan, Cold Meat, Cake, and a Variety of All the Finest Fruits in Season; is on view through Saturday, October 24th. 

Peter Halley, born in 1953, New York City, came to prominence as a central figure in the Neo-Conceptualist movement of the 1980s. He uses his visual lexicon to examine the technological forces that regulate daily life. Known for his use of fluorescent colors and synthetic Roll-a-Tex surfaces, Halley embraces materials that are anti-naturalistic and commercially manufactured.    Halley is currently...

Christopher K. Ho (b. 1974 Hong Kong) is a speculative artist based in New York and Hong Kong. He is a maker, organizer, and teacher. His current solo exhibition Waterloo! at Ellie Rines Gallery draws parallels between the Biedermeier period and today, and extends his decades-long interest in what politics in art can look like.   

Alice Tippit is an artist who lives and works in Chicago, IL. Embracing ambiguity and contradiction, Tippit invites viewers to consider the myriad ways in which we construct meaning through language and form as well as the coexistence of multiple interpretations. She has been the subject of recent solo exhibitions at  Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, New York in 2026, Rodolphe Janssen Galerie, Brussels...

Jerry Blackman (b.1984, Brooklyn) is an interdisciplinary artist who lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He has had several solo shows of his work in New York City and is looking forward to his forthcoming exhibition at Peninsula where he is represented. Blackman has also participated in numerous group shows nationally and internationally in cities including Taipei. Vienna, New Haven, and other...

James Hyde is a practicing painter who has worked in New York City since the late 1970s. His recent book, The Trouble with Space in Painting: A Critical History (Bloomsbury Academic, 2026), is the first critical study of “pictorial space” as a historical construction. Hyde’s paintings are held in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, Brooklyn Museum, Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C.,...

Claire Downes Whitehurst is a painter, printmaker, and ceramicist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her work explores the intersections of botanical form, religious iconography, and the abstract relationship between image and object. 

Deeply rooted in a conceptual framework, Tony Oursler conjures multimedia and immersive experiences which combine traditional art making tools with new technologies. Oursler is known for his work with moving images, installation and projection. He draws inspiration from wide ranging pop cultural phenomena including telecommunications, narrative evolution, conspiracy, social media, facial recogniti...

Deeply rooted in a conceptual framework, Tony Oursler conjures multimedia and immersive experiences which combine traditional art making tools with new technologies. Oursler is known for his work with moving images, installation and projection. He draws inspiration from wide ranging pop cultural phenomena including telecommunications, narrative evolution, conspiracy, social media, facial recogniti...

Heidi Hahn is a painter who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.  She received a BFA at Cooper Union and MFA at Yale, and has shown her work extensively in NYC and beyond.   

Informed by scientific research, biology, and perfumers, Anicka Yi has produced a unique body of work over the past decade at the intersection of politics and macrobiotics. Her practice questions the increasingly hazy taxonomic distinctions between what is human, animal, plant and machine, and is the result of an alchemical process of experimentation that explores often incompatible materials. She...

Jesse Greenberg is an artist, curator, and cultural advisor whose work connects artists, institutions, businesses, and communities through contemporary art. Working across exhibitions, artist studios, corporate collections, and cultural programming, he focuses on building creative ecosystems and expanding how art is experienced both inside and outside traditional art spaces.

Oliver Wasow is a fine art photographer currently living and working in Rhinebeck, NY. He received his BA from Hunter College and his MFA fom the Transart Institute in Austria. His photographs are included in a number of private collections and are also represented in various prominent public collections, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Whitney Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art...

Betsy Sussler attended Newcomb, the women’s college of Tulane University in New Orleans and graduated from the San Francisco Art Institute with a BFA in 1974. She co-founded BOMB Magazine in 1981 to publish conversations between artists and writers that reflected the way they spoke about the work among themselves and has been its Editor in Chief ever since. Sussler has edited five anthologies: BOM...

Michael David lives and works in New York. He has exhibited most recently with solo exhibitions at Private Public Gallery, Hudson (2025) and Johnson Lowe Gallery, Atlanta (2024). He has exhibited internationally since 1981, first with the renowned Sidney Janis and then with M. Knoedler & Co., Kasmin Gallery in London and he has been the subject of a solo exhibition at the Aspen Art Museum, Asp...

Guggenheim Award winner Katherine Bradford (1942) is a New York based painter.  She is best known for her large paintings of swimmers under dramatic skies of planets and stars. In her 40’s she moved from her home in Maine to New York City bringing her school age twins with her as a single mother. She taught at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (1997-2012) and was Senior Critic in the Yale MFA...

Melissa Attebury was appointed Director of Music at Trinity Church in December of 2023, as the first woman in this role in Trinity’s long history. Previously, she served as Director of Music Education and Outreach, a program she built upon since 2011, serving over 1200 school-age children in the public schools, as well as training many young singers in the Trinity community as director of the Trin...

Roberto Lingard is a curious man. Cooking since the age of 8, he's founded and constantly curates what he describes as the only gastro-endemic experience in Mexico, where his house, a design work of art tucked in the middle of the woods, becomes a curated experience where culture, food, and history give birth to Cubo. He's hosted over 50 different top chefs from all around the world and more than...

Todd Bienvenu is a prolific, seriously brilliant painter whose uniquely prolific brilliance is most exuberantly expressed when he succeeds in keeping his creative seriousness in check. At times, this regard entails cheesiness, cheekiness, tongue-in-cheek-ness, or simply butt cheeks. Bienvenu has shown extensively worldwide and is based in Brooklyn, New York.

Nick McPhail (b. 1982, Laingsburg, MI) is an artist whose work spans painting, drawing, sculpture, collage and installation. He is known for vivid landscapes, inventive experiments with perspective, and explorations of light, space and color that utilize multiple mediums. He has exhibited internationally, including recent solo exhibitions in New York, Paris, and San Francisco, and his works are he...

Julia García (b. 1992, Pompano Beach, FL) uses a collage-like application of acrylic and ink onto wet raw canvas, where water acts as a collaborator, introducing an unpredictable external force which determines the outcome alongside the artist’s hand. With a practice that moves across painting and drawing, García’s work is unified by the compositional relationship between material and visible subs...

Andrew Brischler makes paintings and drawings that explore queer identity through the lens of American popular culture. Rooted in drawing, his practice reinterprets pop-cultural ephemera into graphic compositions with bold, saturated color. Typography and graphic design are central to his work, which often evokes the aesthetics of vintage book covers and movie posters. Drawing from personal archiv...