Recent Press
Dot is listed in Cultured Magazine
Cultured Magazine included Dot in their line-up of must-see shows in New York this January. Karly Quadros writes, “From Kusama to Kandinsky, the dot is a primal, formal building block that artists have obsessed over for centuries.”
Outside Exhibition
Alex Dodge at Maki Fine Arts in Tokyo
Alex Dodge has a solo show, titled The Center of Elegance, now on view at Maki Fine Arts in Tokyo Japan. The show is up through December 21, 2025.
museum exhibition
Barry Stone solo exhibition at Galveston Arts Center
Slow Bell, references the landscape of Galveston and memories of his mother. “Slow bell” refers to the signal once used in nautical navigation – a method for indicating the ship’s speed instructions between the ship pilot and engine room. It can also refer to a bell rung slowly at a funeral to signify sorrow and commemorate a death, a practice known as tolling. The show opens at the Galveston Arts Center on November 15 and runs through February 1, 2026.
Acquisition
Whitney Museum acquires works by Mark Armijo McKnight
Klaus Gallery is pleased to announce that the Whitney Museum of American Art has acquired all 5 photographs and film from Mark Armijo McKnight's 2024–2025 exhibition Decreation.
(installation image by Ron Amstutz)
Aquisition
RISD Museum Acquires work by Jennifer J. Lee
The RISD Museum in Providence, Rhode Island acquired Jennifer J. Lee’s painting Untitled (Train), 2023 through the Elizabeth T. and Dorothy N. Casey Fund. Untitled (Train) was first shown in Lee’s 2023 exhibition Square Dance at Klaus Gallery and has been featured in T Magazine, Beaux Arts Magazine and Two Coats of Paint.
Acquisition
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Acquires Work by Kemar Keanu Wynter
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, through the National Endowment for the Arts Fund has acquired a major work by Kemar Keanu Wynter.
"I Fine Rest in the Curve of Your Embrace (Fatoot was Haleeb)", 2024 was first exhibited in Wynter's solo show "Rücken–" at Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery in 2024.
The gallery is very pleased that this piece has joined the VMFA's great collection.