Few contemporary artists move as effortlessly between styles and subjects as Olivia de Rossi. Renowned for her remarkable versatility, she embraces an ever-evolving creative language that ranges from luminous landscapes to imaginative, symbolic, and emotionally expressive works. Olivia allows each idea to find its own visual form, resulting in a body of work rich in variety yet unmistakably unified by her distinctive artistic voice. This exhibition celebrates the breadth of her talent, inviting viewers to explore the many worlds she creates through color, light, mood, and imagination.

Flowers have captivated artists for centuries, inspiring works that celebrate beauty, color, renewal, and the rhythms of nature. From delicate blossoms and lush gardens to imaginative floral visions, this exhibition explores the enduring appeal of one of art's most beloved subjects. Featuring works by Gina Katz, Olivia de Rossi, Natalya Romanovsky, and Fausto Perez, the exhibition offers a vibrant journey through diverse artistic styles and perspectives. Bring a friend and discover the joy, elegance, and timeless inspiration found in flowers through the eyes of remarkable artists.

Artists have been drawn to the enduring beauty of farms and fields, finding inspiration in rolling landscapes, harvests, animals, and the rhythms of rural life. This exhibition celebrates the charm, abundance, and quiet poetry of the countryside through works that capture both the grandeur of nature and the simple pleasures of everyday life. Join us and explore a collection of paintings that invite viewers into a world of open skies, fertile fields, and timeless rural traditions.

There is something timeless about being near the water. Whether along a quiet riverbank, a bustling harbor, or the endless horizon of the sea, these places invite us to slow down, dream, and reconnect with the beauty of the world around us. This exhibition brings together paintings inspired by rivers, lakes, seas, and oceans, celebrating the landscapes and waterside retreats that have captivated artists and travelers for generations.

Chris Holm's art explore the intersection of American history, media, and cultural identity through a diverse body of work spanning multiple thematic collections. Referencing historical events, iconic imagery, and the influence of modern communications, his paintings explore how stories are preserved, interpreted, and shared across generations. Rich in narrative and symbolism, these works encourage viewers to consider the forces that shape both public memory and contemporary culture.

Music and art have long shared a unique ability to move, inspire, and connect us. This exhibition explores the many ways artists have interpreted the world of music through color, form, and imagination. From intimate moments of performance to vibrant celebrations of rhythm and dance, these works capture the energy, emotion, and universal language of music, inviting viewers to experience melodies not only through sound, but through sight.

Winter has long inspired artists with its unique ability to transform the familiar into something extraordinary. Winter Wonderland brings together a collection of paintings that celebrate snow-covered landscapes, glowing villages, festive moments, and the quiet poetry of the season. From shimmering fields and forest paths to scenes of warmth and celebration, the exhibition invites visitors to rediscover the beauty, nostalgia, and timeless wonder that winter brings to the world around us.

The 1970s marked a remarkable period in Haitian art, when a generation of painters brought international attention to the country's vibrant visual culture. Rich in color, symbolism, and storytelling, these works capture daily life, lush tropical landscapes, bustling markets, spiritual traditions, and scenes shaped by memory and imagination. Created with an immediacy and sincerity that define the finest examples of Naive art, the paintings reveal a unique artistic language rooted in Haiti's history, resilience, and cultural heritage. This exhibition celebrates the enduring legacy of Haiti's master painters, whose joyful compositions and extraordinary creativity continue to inspire collectors and audiences around the world.

Jean-Pierre Lorand captures the moments we wish could last a little longer and the places we carry with us long after we have left them behind. Jean-Pierre fills his artworks with the quiet magic: friends gathered in conversation, music drifting through the air and travelers pausing between destinations. With warmth, humanity, and a remarkable gift for storytelling, Lorand creates scenes that feel both familiar and timeless.

"I love painting memories of my childhood, the childhood of my parents, and scenes from the towns where they were born. Every image tells a story, and each painting becomes a way of preserving and sharing those memories. Sometimes I think it is still that little girl drawing and painting on sheets of paper to send to her aunts in the countryside through the mail. That little girl is still here. That is who I am: Adriana Giancrisóstomo, a Naive painter."

Throughout history, artists have turned to nature as a powerful metaphor for human relationships. In this exhibition, forests, jungles, gardens, and wild landscapes become more than settings; they serve as reflections of connection, interdependence, growth, and community. Just as trees thrive within a forest and countless forms of life coexist within a jungle, the works on view explore the ways people support, influence, and shape one another.