This week we highlight galleries
from Indiana to London, showing French Art Deco, contemporary photography, fine
art prints, and even contemporary art for kids.
Maison Gerard: A
haven for French
, Maison Gerard has been operating in New York since 1974, offering furniture, lighting, and
objets
d’art. With a dedication to classic mid-century French
designers, in recent years the gallery has also introduced a variety of
contemporary artists. Highlights in their offerings include Art Deco masters
and
and inspired
contemporary designers including
and
.
LittleCollector: With
a mission to bring contemporary art to the next generation, LittleCollector
presents accessible, educational art geared towards children. LittleCollector
collaborates with world-renowned artists to offer original artworks and also provides
Art
101, an online resource to help teach children about art. The
gallery currently shows “
‘Food’
Themed Works For Your Little Collector” including a plush
pumpkin and a
photograph of a dog baking.
Pictura Gallery: Specializing in contemporary photography,
Bloomington, Indiana’s Pictura Gallery focuses on works with “strong formal
sensibilities and depth of content.” The gallery shows at Palm Springs Fine Art
Fair Feb. 13th–16th, presenting
’s intriguing works drenched in black
shadows,
’s “Tiksi” series,
featuring ice plains of her homeland, Siberia, and intricate architectural
prints by
.
Miyako Yoshinaga Gallery: Chelsea Gallery Miyako Yoshinaga is dedicated to emerging and
mid-career contemporary artists working in a range of media, who draw upon
timeless themes with challenging concepts and techniques. Now on view at the
gallery is “Nocturnal Labyrinth,” a group show featuring works that are dark
both visually and conceptually, by artists including
,
, and
.
Paul Stolper Gallery: London’s Paul Stolper Gallery publishes and
collaborates with leading contemporary artists to create artworks and limited
editions. Among their represented artists are
,
,
, and
. Later this month the gallery shows at
London’s
Art 14 fair, presenting Fairey’s new works, alongside works by
,
, and others.