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WINTER BREAK:
Closed for in-person visits from December 22 to January 2
Regular hours resume on January 3, 2025
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Now on View in Harlem:
Lauren Fensterstock: Some Lands Are Made of Light
15 November 2024 - 18 January 2025Claire Oliver Galery is proud to announce Some Lands Are Made of Light, a solo exhibition of new intimately-scaled sculptures and jewel encrusted drawings by Lauren Fensterstock. In response to our current climate of political polarization and social upheaval, Fensterstock seeks to create works that offer moments of reflection and inner peace. Believing that each person can be an agent for positive change—within themselves, their community, and the greater universe—she uses her devout meditation practice as an entry point for these new works. Some Lands Are Made of Light offers viewers a space to contemplate and reflect within the organic and spectral frameworks embodied by her sculptures and smal-scale charcoal and embedded Swarovski crystal works on paper. -
Recent Museum & Institutional Acquisitions:
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Gio Swaby
Together We Bloom 5, 2024
fabric and thread
National Gallery of Canada
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Carolyn Mazloomi
Hands Up ... Don't Shoot #2, 2024
Poly-cotton fabric, cotton thread, cotton batting, fabric paint
Art Institute of Chicago
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Simone Elizabeth Saunders
Girl with Butterflies, 2024
silk and wool yarn on muslin warp
North Dakota Museum of Art
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Join Us On The Beach:
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Highlight Readings
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Celestial Forms Erupt and Tumble in Lauren Fensterstock’s Jewel-Encrusted Sculptures
Kate Mothes for COLOSSAL November 18, 2024Like crystallized meteors or mysterious terrestrial phenomena, Lauren Fensterstock’s jewel-encrusted sculptures reflect the artist’s interest in sacred symbols of the universe. In her solo exhibition, Some Lands Are Made of... -
New 25-foot tall horse sculpture unveiled in Louisville's Portland neighborhood
September 25, 2024The Messenger: Time, a 25-foot tall, 38-foot long blue horse sculpture, was unveiled in the Portland neighborhood on Wednesday evening. The 3,300 pound steel sculpture was created by artist BK... -
Gio Swaby in "Focus" at Art Toronto
Byron Armstrong for Whitehot Magazine October 30, 2024Gio Swaby is a Bahamian interdisciplinary visual artist living in Toronto, Canada whose multimedia textile work involves intricate stitching and quilting techniques incorporating colorful fabrics representative of Black joy, empowerment,...
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