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We will introduce 5 artists from galleries around the country that you cannot miss.
At the Artnet Gallery Network, we’re always looking and learning about artists, exhibitions, and galleries that are new or new to us all year long. With the Artnet Gallery Network, you can easily search or browse art and artists from around the world to find the perfect piece for your home or office, or simply discover something new.
For our final roundup of the year, we’ve rounded up five interesting artists, both up-and-coming and established, that caught our attention. These are just a few of the many artists we’ve discovered and started following this year. There are many other artists on the Artnet Gallery Network. And stay tuned for our next roundup in the new year.
K Contemporary Suchitra Matthai
Suchitra Matthai shelter (2023). Courtesy of K Contemporary in Denver.
Originally from Guyana, South America, and currently living and working in Denver, Colorado, Suchitra Mattai has lived all over the world, from Udaipur, India to New York, New York. Inspired by these diverse and varied environments, as well as her own lived experiences, Matthai’s work frequently questions ideas about narrative, the built world, and the connections found between humans and their contexts. I am considering it. She is also known for utilizing a variety of materials as part of her practice, including her paintings, textiles, drawings, installations, videos, and sculptures.
Joan Snyder of Anders Wahlstedt Fine Art
joan snyder Chant/Forever II/XII (2018). Courtesy of Anders Wahlstedt Fine Art, New York.
With a career spanning over 50 years, American artist Joan Snyder has developed a unique visual language through paintings that engage with both individual and collective emotions and experiences. Snyder, who began his career at the height of his minimalism, continued his creative engagement with feminist practice. She has also adopted non-traditional methods to create her work, resulting in work that is both deeply personal and yet broadly relatable. Snyder has had solo exhibitions at several museums, including the Jewish Museum in New York and the Rhodes Museum at Brandeis University in Waltham.
Josiah Ellner at Latitude Gallery
Josiah Ellner Reclamation in the forest (2023). Courtesy of Latitude Gallery, New York.
Chicago-based artist Josiah Ellner is a recent graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he received his master’s degree this year. His work frequently examines the relationship between humans and nature through the lens of our current moment, the digital age. He recently participated in a duo artist exhibition with New York’s Latitude Gallery, presenting six works primarily in shades and hues of blue, depicting landscapes and imaginative sculptural elements inspired by nature. Published an oil painting.
Stephanie Pierce of Jupiter
Stephanie Pierce hex accord (2019-2023). Courtesy of Jupiter, Miami.
Stephanie Pierce received her MFA in Painting and Drawing from the University of Washington in Seattle in 2006, and her work is in several public and private collections, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Walton Family Foundation in Bentonville. It has been. Her work is characterized by a universal, meditative atmosphere, pushed to the limits of form through experimental placement and color palettes. Each piece conveys a unique sense of intimacy by capturing everyday subjects and scenes, exploring the effects of time and light.
Sea Adams at West Chelsea Contemporary
sea adams pop (2023). Courtesy of West Chelsea Contemporary in Austin.
American visual artist and graphic designer Shea Adams gained worldwide fame with the founding of Def Jam Recordings, which has supported artists such as LL Cool J, Jay Z, and Mary J. Blige. Alongside her musical activities, Adams’ visual art practice is known for her bold use of mediums that evoke pop art, comics, and hip-hop culture. His projects, which are the subject of a recent solo exhibition at gallery West Chelsea Contemporary in Austin, Texas, include Levi’s Denim 501 Cut His Jeans, part of the “LOVE” series and the “Trusted Brands” series. Contains a tribute to his 150th anniversary. , inspired by 20th century logos.
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