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Comprising fourteen photographs—each reproduced as 8 × 10-inch meticulously tri-tone printed, hand-tipped plates—Posthume is a quiet, contemplative body of work. Oversized in format and restrained in scope, the book is both elegy and invocation: a memento mori that gestures towards the old masters, Armijo McKnight’s queer identity, and his Mexican American heritage. Published by TBW Books in an oversized edition of 750, each copy of Posthume is signed by the artist.

Outside Exhibition

outside exhibition

Three paintings of Amna Asghar’s is included in the current show at Library Street Collective’s gallery, The Shepherd. The show, named after Asghar’s work 𝑨 𝑴𝒆𝒂𝒅𝒐𝒘 𝒊𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑪𝒍𝒐𝒖𝒅𝒔,  includes the work of nine contemporary artists who question how materials hold meaning, and what happens to that meaning when the material is transformed.

Recent Press

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.”

press

Michael Agresta reviewed Boom and Dust in the February 2026 edition of Texas Monthly. Agresta writes “The parade of images in Boom and Dust—blended each one into the next to evoke the momentum of roadside scenery—is a visual catalog of machines and materials, from frac-sand silos and railway-tank trailers to row after row of backhoes, bulldozers, cranes, and boom lifts, like a Richard Scarry book set in a lunar mining colony.”

Outside Exhibition

Acquisition

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