Peter Foucault K. Imperial Fine Art, San Francisco, California Recommendation by DeWitt Cheng Continuing through October 31, 2017 The 19th century neoclassicist painter J.A.D. Ingres famously said that drawing — this during the era when painters drew from plaster casts…
Missy Engelhardt’s work front and center at the new Waldorf Astoria spa in Beverly Hills! And even more of her work adorn the walls of several of the private treatment rooms. If you find yourself in Beverly Hills enjoy the…
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be participating in this year’s Art Market San Francisco fair located at Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture – Festival Pavilion. You can find us at Booth 317 April 27th – 30th. We’ll be exhibiting…
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be participating in this year’s Art on Paper fair located at Pier 36 in New York City. You can find us at Booth E4 March 2nd – 5th. We’ll be exhibiting the work of Tracey…
DeWitt Cheng — January 13, 2017 There’s a famous monologue in Citizen Kane in which Bernstein, Kane’s aged guardian, reminisces about a young woman glimpsed on a ferryboat in his youth: “A white dress she had on. She was carrying…
We’re excited to announce that we’ll be participating in this year’s Context Art Miami fair in the Wynwood District of Miami. You can find us at Booth 238 November 29th – December 4th at 118 NE 34th St., one block…
Huffington Post Magnificent Installation in Times Square Lobby Written by: Isa Freeling September 16, 2016 An artist with a penchant for paper, Tahiti Pehrson spent fifteen hours a day for three and a half months to create…
Tahiti Pehrson: The Journey of Light, 2016 Viacom, 1515 Broadway, New York, NY September 6 – November 30, 2016 American-born artist Tahiti Pehrson is proud to unveil The Journey of Light, a site-specific installation at Viacom’s iconic Times Square location in…
DeWitt Cheng — May 23, 2016 Conflicts between warring aesthetic philosophies recur repeatedly art history, with only the battle flags changing with the times: ideal vs realistic, classic vs romantic, flatness vs spatiality, conceptual vs ‘retinal’ (to use Duchamp’s clever putdown)….
