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Ross Caliendo’s Monochromatic Paintings Hum With Intensity: Check out his latest body of work at Ross+Kramer Gallery.

Hunter Potter’s “Gimme Shelter” Examines the Joy and Peril of Installing Roofs: On view at Ross + Kramer Gallery East Hampton.

Share this article Perrotin Hong Kong will soon launch a solo exhibition by the New York-based artist, Josh Sperling. Entitled “Spectrum,” the presentation features a selection of new sculptural paintings in various forms and placement. Sperling expands his dynamic practice of defying conventional artmaking by going beyond the canvas, and instead, conceptualizing abstract pieces that suggest movement and recall natural phenomena. Sperling counts on illusion when it comes to developing his abstract expressionist pieces. He told the gallery in a statement: “illusion is also very importan...

Share this article Todd “REAS” James is the artist recently synonymous with colorful compositions of interiors and portrayals of voluptuous women engaging in intimate moments. His subjects are immersed in the everyday mundane, with figures sitting casually with their cats, reading books, drinking tea, smoking cigarettes and even doing yoga. Knowing this and then seeing the artist’s sprawling new works at New York City’s Ross + Kramer Gallery is a refreshing sight. Yes, there are quotidian compositions, but what’s more, the artist has delved deep into his prolific practice in graffit...

Todd "REAS" James: Garden of Eden Ross + Kramer // April 29, 2021 - May 31, 2021 May 04, 2021 | in Painting When I think of Todd James' artwork, I think of the quintessential American artist. There are so many entry points, pop-cultural winks, sub-culture nods, a heritage of graffiti and cartoon, TV and even just mid-century abstraction. As REAS, he was a pioneer of NYC graffiti, a combination of characters and style that immediately changed the way graffiti was constructed and done. There were connections to the Beastie Boys and of course the art direction of "Crank Yankers," putting James...