Landon Metz

Landon Metz’s practice is defined by dynamic minimalist forms and contained fields of washed-out color. The New York–based artist’s work, which spans painting, printmaking, and sculpture, is equal parts Pop art serialism and gestural abstraction in the vein of Helen Frankenthaler; Metz relies on rhythmic repetition across his diptychs and triptychs and on free-flowing washes of paint. Metz has exhibited in New York, Copenhagen, Paris, and Milan, among other cities, and he has shown at institutions including Museo Pietro Canonica in Rome and the Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor, New York. His work has sold consistently in the five-figure range on the secondary market.