Turi Simeti: 2008-2020

Online

January 7, 2021 - February 27, 2021

Hiba Schahbaz – Dreaming

De Buck Gallery New York

September 3, 2020 - October 10, 2020

Stephen Towns – A Songbook Remembered

De Buck Gallery New York

October 15, 2020 - November 28, 2020

Marielle Plaisir, The Malediction of Cham

De Buck Gallery Online Viewing Room

December 9, 2020 - January 23, 2021

The Malediction of Cham, New Works on Paper

De Buck Gallery Online Viewing Room

January 29, 2021 - February 27, 2021

Marielle Plaisir, The Malediction of Cham

De Buck Gallery Online Viewing Room

December 9, 2020 - January 23, 2021

The Malediction of Cham, New Works on Paper

De Buck Gallery Online Viewing Room

January 29, 2021 - February 27, 2021

Raelis Vasquez Featured Crop

Raelis Vasquez: Belleza Común (Beauté Commune)

De Buck Gallery Saint-Paul de Vence

March 6, 2021 - May 9, 2021

Turi Simeti: 2008-2020

Online

January 7, 2021 - February 27, 2021

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Marielle Plaisir

Marielle Plaisir Offers Socio-Cultural Critique as Performance Art in ‘Sacred Fire’

‘Sacred Fire’ is a program of music, poetry and performance art in celebration of Black History Month.

Posted 3 weeks ago | 2 min read

Esmaa Mohamoud

Gallery News

Esmaa Mohamoud Selected for Kehinde Wiley’s Black Rock Senegal Artist Residence

Artist Esmaa Mohamoud is among the 16 artists selected for the 2021 residency at Black Rock Senegal, Kehinde Wiley’s studio in Dakar.

Posted 4 weeks ago | 1 min read

Gallery News

De Buck Gallery Launches New Exhibition Space in Saint-Paul de Vence, France

De Buck Gallery is thrilled to announce the opening of a new exhibition space and artist residency in Saint-Paul de Vence, France in March 2021.

Posted 1 month ago | 2 min read

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Artist Tahnee Lonsdale in her LA studio photograph

Artist Tahnee Lonsdale in her LA studio photographed by Wendy Bevan. Lonsdale stands in front of new works for her first solo exhibition in Asia with @mineproject.hk. ⁠
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Image: Courtesy of @tahneelonsdale⁠
Photo by @wendybevanofficial⁠
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#tahneelonsdale #mineprojecthk #contemporaryartist #soloexhibition #asia #hongkong #portrait #artist #art #painting #nowyouseeme #semiabstraction #figurative #oilpaint #spraypaint #oiloncanvas #piecewithartist #creativeuprising #womenshistorymonth #artstudio #lastudio #losangeles⁠ #studioviews_daily

This piece titled, 'J. Robinson', is part of Marie

This piece titled, 'J. Robinson', is part of Marielle Plaisir's ongoing series, 'The Malediction of Cham'. Plaisir's latest drawings are available in our online viewing room, link in bio.⁠
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Image: Marielle Plaisir ⁠
'J. Robinson', ca. 2020⁠
Inks, marker, gold thread, Swarovski stones on Arches paper 14 lb⁠
30 × 22 in / 76.2 × 55.9 cm⁠
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#marielleplaisir #debuckgallery #contemporaryart #ink #jackierobinson #maledictionofcham #frenchcaribbean #multimedia #swarovski #arches #paper #worksonpaper #handmade #art #activist #activism #artist #contemporaryartist #artsy #drawing #silhouette #goldthread #nycgallery #nyc #miami #surreal #history

Tina Williams Brewer’s pieces are primarily hand

Tina Williams Brewer’s pieces are primarily hand-quilted and collage mixed-mediums including photo transfers, printmaking, and hand-beading. Each piece is embellished with symbols drawn from African nations and rich colorful fabrics with patterns that allude to both cultural meanings and personal history. Her process creates complex, layered compositions that function as maps investigating her heritage, the African diaspora, and the links between past, present, and future.⁠
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Image: Tina Williams Brewer⁠
'Energy to the West- Life Manifested in Stitches', 2020⁠
Cotton, wax batiks from Ghana, mud cloth, shibori, rayon, parachute fabric and silkscreen. Surface design is hand and machine quilted with beads, sequins and French knots.⁠
38 x 38 inches / 96.5 x 96.5 cm⁠
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#tinawilliamsbrewer #debuckgallery #contemporaryart #fineartquilting #symbolism #nycgallery #quilt #pattern #contemporarycollector #quiltmaker #teacher #fabric #frenchknot #handmade #pittsburghstudio #artist #art #storytelling #ancestors #africandiaspora #healing #narrative #silkscreen #phototransfer #history

Aptly titled, 'Strength', this painting was featur

Aptly titled, 'Strength', this painting was featured in Hiba Schahbaz's 2020 exhibition, 'Dreaming'. Schahbaz often works with paper, black tea, and water-based pigments. She depicts women’s bodies while referencing self-portraiture, creating a space for herself and other women to tell their stories and reclaim their histories. Since migrating to the United States, her practice has expanded from miniature painting to human-scale works on paper. Swipe to see the full view.

Images: Hiba Schahbaz
'Strength', 2020
Tea, gouache and watercolor on earth stained paper
60 x 84 inches / 152.4 x 213.4 cm

#hibaschahbaz #strength #dreaming #debuckgallery #tea #gouache #watercolor #worksonpaper #largescale #art #artwork

In anticipation of the March 6th opening of ‘Bel

In anticipation of the March 6th opening of ‘Belleza Común (Beauté Commune)’ a solo exhibition of Raelis Vasquez, today we’re looking back at his work, ‘Primos en Agua’, 2020. ⁠
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Vasquez, who turned to art at eight years old, draws a direct link between his experiences of being an immigrant to his art-making and storytelling. In his words, he “captures the essence of common human experience and frames it within the beauty of his subjects.”⁠
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Image: Raelis Vasquez ⁠
‘Primos en Agua’ 2020⁠
Acrylic, charcoal, and oil stick on paper⁠
22 × 30 in / 55.9 × 76.2 cm⁠
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#raelisvasquez #debuckgallery #painting #charcoal #oilstick #art #contemporaryart #artelatino

From China Daily, "Spanish artist Juan Garaizabal

From China Daily, "Spanish artist Juan Garaizabal has built an abstract stairway leading to a steel gate standing as high as 9.5 meters. 'It was an intricate creation, handmade by the artist himself,' says Yang Ju, a staff member of Purple Roof Public Art, an institution that has helped organize the JISP since the beginning. 'It was difficult getting a structure as high as this to stand firmly and safely on the ground,' Yang says. 'Once it is done, you will find it blends perfectly into the landscape surrounding it.'"⁠
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Jing’an International Sculpture Project, a biennial exhibition, has been extended through April 2021. The successful exhibition has seen over 450,000 visitors and 120,000 online tours.⁠
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Image: Juan Garaizabal ⁠
'Ever Time Gate' 2020 ⁠
Stainless steel 316 L Maximum quality⁠
374.02 x 74.8 x 74.8 inches | 950 x 190 x 190 cm⁠
Edition of 3⁠
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#juangaraizabal #evertimegate #artist #sculptor #jinganinternationalsculptureproject #jingansculpturepark #sculpture #steel #stairway #abstract #art #artoftheday

Tahnee Lonsdale’s canvases reveal abstracted aut

Tahnee Lonsdale’s canvases reveal abstracted autobiographical narratives that investigate the dichotomies of contemporary womanhood. She explores the push and pull between the many roles of her public and private life, specifically the contrasting desires of women to be mother figures as well as sexual creatures. Lonsdale’s works challenge her viewers to see women as complex and full humans that evade the flattening of one identity, and instead morph, shift, and spill into many roles simultaneously. ⁠
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Image: Tahnee Lonsdale⁠
'Shadows' 2020⁠
Spray paint and oil on canvas⁠
55 x 50 in | 139.7 x 127 cm⁠
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#tahneelonsdale #shadows #somethingotherthanthis #debuckgallery #figurative #narrative #green #paintings #contemporaryart #oiloncanvas #artwork #artist #artoftheday

Tina Williams Brewer uses symbolism, textile, and

Tina Williams Brewer uses symbolism, textile, and fabrics to explore African-American history, generational healing, and the spirituality of her culture. ⁠
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Speaking of her work, Williams Brewer states, “through my work I tell a story, carrying messages from ancestors. My work is a celebration of the profound joy of gathering with loved ones and the strength of spiritual connections. It is an expression of the deep pain of racism and the pathways forward, the resilience of African American families and the light that lifts them up. My intention is to give dignity to human suffering, finding rhythms that are both mind-stirring and soul-soothing.” ⁠
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Image: Tina Williams Brewer⁠
'Of This Place: Standing in Tall Grass' (2016)⁠
Cotton, wax batiks, mud cloth, shibori, rayon, parachute fabric, and silkscreen; surface design is hand and machine quilted, with beads, sequins, and French knots⁠
35 1/2 × 30 1/2 in ⁠
90.2 × 77.5 cm⁠
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#tinawilliamsbrewer #debuckgallery #storyquilts #fineart #symbolism #contemporaryartist #art #handmade

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