Current
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Denzil Hurley & Brian Sharp: Organized by Jonas Wood
Los Angeles 11 Apr - 24 May 2025 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to present Denzil Hurley and Brian Sharp, an exhibition that brings together the work of the late Denzil Hurley (1949–2021) and contemporary painter Brian Sharp, organized by Jonas Wood. This exhibition is a reflection on mentorship, influence, and the lasting conversations that take place in the... Read more -
G.V. Rodriguez & Bennet Schlesinger "Every Single Time"
New York 25 Apr - 31 May 2025 I was first introduced to the work of G.V. Rodriguez by my close friend—and, at the time, roommate—Bennet Schlesinger. I had just started my gallery when Bennet shared a few blurry cell phone photos of textured figures in repose, set against hued backgrounds that resembled quilts or even a Klee... Read more
Past
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Emma McMillan "Madam Butterfly"
New York 7 Mar - 19 Apr 2025 The transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly is a process we call metamorphosis. At a certain point, the caterpillar encloses itself in a chrysalis, an intermediary stage that holds both what it was and what it will become. Webster’s Dictionary describes metamorphosis as “a change of physical form, structure,... Read more -
Christine Burgon "Spandau Césarienne"
Los Angeles 21 Feb - 5 Apr 2025 Complaining over the phone about my general uneasiness, Christine pointed out how important it is to just be bored in one's own home. It was one of those offhand comments that shocks with its simultaneous simplicity and gravity, a sentiment that’s equally calming and exciting. A hallmark of Christine’s work,... Read more -
Nan Montgomery "Diametric Abstractions"
New York 10 Jan - 22 Feb 2025 Sebastian Gladstone is proud to present Diametric Abstractions , Nan Montgomery’s first exhibition with the gallery. The show brings together a body of eight canvases painted from 2005-2017. These works encapsulate Montgomery’s practice as a hard edge abstractionist as it developed over this later stage of her career. Nan Montgomery... Read more -
Leon Eisermann "Bothered by the past, burdened by the future."
Los Angeles 4 Jan - 8 Feb 2025 Everyone has some idea of how to draw a skeleton—often a simplified, cartoonish figure that lacks anatomical accuracy but captures an essence familiar to all. This almost comical portrayal is a far cry from the complex, interwoven structures that underpin our physical forms. Yet, even a child who has never... Read more -
William Leavitt "Gothic Electronica"
27 Oct - 1 Dec 2024 Sebastian Gladstone Gallery is pleased to present Gothic Electronica . A concurrent exhibition of work by the artist will be on view at Marc Selwyn Fine Art at 9953 S Santa Monica Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90212. Together, both exhibitions survey fifty years of the artist’s work. Leavitt has spent... Read more -
Juliana Halpert "Bountiful Years"
New York 5 - 31 Oct 2024 There are also men in the world. —Lydia Davis What to say and how to say it are questions that have hounded these photographs for years. More than a few people have insisted that words would be necessary. Understanding needs some ushering-in. There’s the problem of legibility. The significance will... Read more -
Nick Hoecker " Last Cool Hive"
Los Angeles 21 Sep - 19 Oct 2024 To give some context, Nick Hoecker and I met through a loosely organized calisthenics class that takes place in a public park. Our group only fits in among the skateboarders and weekend basketball players as another set of misfits, a self-selecting cross-section of people who haven’t taken exercise seriously due... Read more -
Darya Diamond "Sugartown"
Los Angeles 21 Sep - 19 Oct 2024 “The true artist helps the world by revealing mystic truths.”1 - Bruce Nauman What do the priest, the prostitute and the artist have in common? If the first trades in faith and the second deals in fantasy, you could say the third is concerned with form. But in Sugartown ,... Read more -
Tristan Unrau "Re-Enactment"
New York 4 Sep - 2 Oct 2024 I am often asked, “Why are you wandering about so much? or “What are you actually trying to say here?” Or I am told, “Don’t worry; you have plenty of time to find your style.” The why is always sneering at the what. I privately think, “A painting with no... Read more -
Matthias Garcia "Naive Parade"
6 Jun - 6 Jul 2024 Matthias Garcia’s paintings explore the symbolic potential of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale “The Little Mermaid,” and the allegory’s inquiry into the meaning of humanness and mortality. In “Naïve Parade,” Garcia’s first solo exhibition in the United States, the Parisian artist presents a series of paintings driven by his own... Read more -
Cosima zu Knyphausen "No Blunder" Curated by Philippa zu Knyphausen
6 Jun - 6 Jul 2024 ‘Like the other, the game is infinite’ - Jorge Luis Borges No Blunder at Sebastian Gladstone is Cosima zu Knyphausen’s first solo show in the United States, presenting a body of work by the artist consisting of 20 recent paintings. Over the years, zu Knyphausen has explored art historical motifs... Read more -
Nick Angelo "La Pensée Unique"
4 May - 1 Jun 2024 “Toy garden cities,” Joan Didion once called them, back in 1975. “All those Plazas and Malls and Esplanades…all those Villages, all those Forests and Parks and Lands.” The shopping centers that had been cropping up everywhere in postwar America, she remarked, “float on the landscape like pyramids to the boom... Read more -
Tenki Hiramatsu "Breather"
4 May - 1 Jun 2024 1. The paintings of Tenki Hiramatsu are not concerned with narrative, lived experience or allegorical positions. Rather, the figures in his paintings exist as extension of his subconscious impulse—pieces of a puzzle gently or harshly placed together. 2. Perhaps the emotional tenor of these paintings points to their core sentimentality.... Read more -
timo fahler "SHRUG ATLAS"
The Philbrook Museum of Art 19 Apr - 31 Dec 2024 timo fahler, (b.1978, Tulsa) brings his exploration of history and contemporary society to his first institutional exhibition in Oklahoma. Inspired by childhood visits to The Philbrook and fueled by a desire to delve into his multicultural roots, fahler's art uses everyday building materials—such as plaster, glass, and metal—infused with Aztec... Read more -
The American Baroque
30 Mar - 27 Apr 2024 Works by: Dustin Hodges, G.V. Rodriguez, Kira Scerbin, Louis Eisner, Michelle Uckotter, and Tristan Unrau. The baroque is an art that—perhaps more than any other—depicts the philosophical dictum that wherever there is light, close behind follows the shadows. It is splendor under the clouds of decadence. It is an autumnal... Read more -
Emmanuel Louisnord Desir "Born to Win"
24 Feb - 23 Mar 2024 Emmanuel Louisnord Desir’s exhibition Born to Win considers ancient systems and evokes a legacy of resistance. His first solo presentation with Sebastian Gladstone Los Angeles, the exhibition consists of one painting and seven bronze sculptures that inspire a poetic conversation around material, colonialism, and rebirth. In Desir’s compositions, his signature... Read more -
Nihura Montiel "A Dog Named Masterpiece"
24 Feb - 23 Mar 2024 In 1946, the dog called Masterpiece was born. As the story goes, the silver toy poodle was world-renowned before he hit middle age, making a vertiginous ascent to stardom after sweeping his first Westminster dog show. Fans far and wide adored him, most notably Rita Hayworth’s husband, who made a... Read more -
Mimi Park "Treasure Hunt"
20 Jan - 17 Feb 2024 Is simultaneity not simply a question of scale? Things often happen at the same time, but are magnitudes apart. To be simultaneous places more emphasis on an imagined shared present moment—yet things occur in varying scales of time, things occur despite or because of other occurrences, things are always occurring... Read more -
Emma McMillan "Invasives"
20 Jan - 17 Feb 2024 Enter the spotted lanternfly... The invasive species was first discovered on Staten Island in the dog days of summer 2020. Their overabundance in the Big Apple prompted government officials to encourage the on-sight annihilation by its citizens. This was a strategy of curbing the insect's further proliferation in the Northeast... Read more -
Malcolm Kenter "Nonfiction"
30 Nov - 22 Dec 2023 “Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.” ― Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities 'Infrastructure makes society go. Superstructure makes society go smoothly (or bumpily).' — Samuel R. Delaney, Times Square Red Times Square... Read more -
Omari Douglin "4 Paintings"
21 Oct - 25 Nov 2023 Recent paintings by Omari Douglin. Read more -
Magnus Maxine "Riding the Blinds"
21 Oct - 25 Nov 2023 I make my way to the work through a backyard — a navigation of gates, wood tables, a firepit — and take an unexpected turn into a canvas-cloaked shelter that houses surfaces which lie upright at an angle on homemade easels made of plywood and two-by-fours. It is the substrata,... Read more -
Teresa Tolliver "Made in LA: Acts of Living"
The Hammer Museum 1 Oct - 31 Dec 2023 Made in L.A. 2023: Acts of Living is the sixth iteration of the Hammer’s biennial exhibition highlighting the practices of artists working throughout the greater Los Angeles area. These practices embrace the value of craft, materiality, performance, and collectivity. The biennial situates art as an expanded field of culture that... Read more -
Timo Fahler "DUSTOPIA"
16 Sep - 14 Oct 2023 It is said, in the realm of science, that glass is a state of matter rather than a material––neither solid nor liquid, but in between. Frozen in its moment of transition, forever hinting at change. It is called an amorphous solid––amorphous from the Ancient Greek literally meaning “no form.” In... Read more -
G.V. Rodriguez
16 Sep - 14 Oct 2023 The commonplace subjects and restful mood in G.V. Rodriguez’s works are conduits for profane illuminations—lucid dreams imprinted, sewn, and painted into dense canvas and linen assemblages. Being a self-taught artist utilizing an unusual combination of processes, Rodriguez has created for himself an idiosyncratic figurative lexicon. His work is starkly reminiscent... Read more -
David Roesing “Do Now or Do Later”
28 Jul - 25 Aug 2023 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to announce “Do Now or Do Later,” the first west-coast solo exhibition of the New York-based artist David Roesing. The exhibition will open on Friday July 28th with an opening reception from 7-9PM and continue through Friday August 25th. David Roesing’s paintings conjure the flashing feeling... Read more -
Amia Yokoyama "Unfurling Edge"
24 Jun - 22 Jul 2023 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to announce 'Unfurling Edge,' a solo exhibiton of ceramic sculptures, holograms, video, and installation by the Los Angeles-based artist Amia Yokoyama. The exhibition will open on Friday, June 23 with a reception from 6-9pm, and run through July 22nd, 2023. 'Like worms, a hologram can be... Read more -
Nandi Loaf "Lot 99"
6 May - 10 Jun 2023 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to present 'Lot 99,' the first Los Angeles solo exhibition of the New York-based artist Nandi Loaf. 'Lot 99' will open on Saturday May 6th with an opening reception from 7-9PM and run through Saturday June 10th, 2023. 'In the 1991 film, The Double Life of... Read more -
Laub "Let me touch you"
Hollywood 25 Mar - 29 Apr 2023 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to present 'Let me touch you', the gallery's first solo exhibition of the Los Angeles-based artist Laub. The exhibition will open on Saturday March 25th with an opening from 6-9PM and run through April 29, 2023. '“Let me touch you,” perhaps more than other sentences, is... Read more -
Savannah Claudia Levin "The House that Built Us"
Chinatown 26 Feb - 25 Mar 2023 Sebastian Gladstone is excited to announce “The House that Built Us,” a solo exhibition by Savannah Claudia Levin at the Chinatown gallery. The exhibition will open on Sunday, February 26 with a reception from 5-8PM, and run through March 26, 2023. In her first exhibition with the gallery, Levin presents... Read more -
Tristan Unrau "The Earth Not a Globe"
Hollywood 18 Feb - 18 Mar 2023 Sebastian Gladstone presents, “The Earth Not a Globe'“, the first solo exhibition of new paintings by Tristan Unrau with the gallery. The Exhibition will open Saturday February 18th with an opening from 6-9PM at the Hollywood gallery. 'In Thomas Bernhard's Woodcutters, the narrator sits in the corner observing guests arriving... Read more -
Skylar Haskard "Rickle Works"
Chinatown 14 Jan - 18 Feb 2023 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to announce “Rickle Works,” Skylar Haskard’s solo exhibition of new sculptures and steel wall works at the Chinatown gallery. The exhibition will be on view from Saturday, January 14th with an opening from 6-9pm, until Saturday, February 18th, 2023. Through a series of galvanized steel vitrines... Read more -
Motoko Ishibashi "Wicked City"
Hollywood 7 Jan - 11 Feb 2023 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to present “Wicked City,” the first US solo exhibition of London-based Japanese artist Motoko Ishibashi. The exhibition will open on Saturday, January 7th from 6-9pm at the Hollywood gallery, and will run through Saturday, February 11th, 2023. Ishibashi will present new paintings further developing her series... Read more -
Richard Tinkler "New Paintings"
Hollywood 12 Nov - 10 Dec 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to present “New Paintings,” a solo exhibition of abstract pictures by New York-based artist Richard Tinkler. The exhibition will open at our Hollywood gallery on Saturday, November 12th, with an opening reception from 6-9pm, and will run through Saturday, December 10th, 2022. With the use of... Read more -
Chad Murray "Light and Colour"
Chinatown 29 Oct - 10 Dec 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to announce “Light and Colour”, The first solo exhibition of paintings by Chad Murray. The exhibition will open at the Chinatown gallery on Saturday October 29th from 6-9pm and will continue through December 10th, 2022. A tornado cuts across the plains, rabid winds funneling down into... Read more -
Darya Diamond "Primordial Workplace"
Chinatown 17 Sep - 22 Oct 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to present Primordial Workplace , a solo exhibition of sculptures, prints, and mixed media work by London-based artist Darya Diamond. The exhibition will open on Saturday, September 17th with an opening reception from 7-10pm, and will run through Saturday, October 22nd. Darya Diamond is a Mexican-American... Read more -
Obscurity and the Unknown: Curated by Melvino Garretti
Chinatown 24 Jul - 10 Sep 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to announce Obscurity and the Unknown , a ceramics exhibition curated by ceramic artist Melvino Garetti. The exhibition will open on Sunday, July 24th at our Chinatown gallery with an opening reception from 5-8pm, and run through Saturday, September 10th. The show features work by Michael... Read more -
Omari Douglin
Chinatown 4 Jun - 16 Jul 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new paintings by Los Angeles based artist Omari Douglin (b. 1992). The exhibition will open on Saturday, June 4th with an opening reception from 6-8pm, and run through Saturday, July 16th. Douglin is a figurative painter and sculptor who specializes... Read more -
Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin "Cupping Season"
Chinatown 4 Jun - 16 Jul 2022 This is a collaborative clothing presentation between Omari Douglin and Adrienne Maki with sculptures by Maki. All items are for sale. Read more -
Home-made
Hollywood 28 May - 25 Jun 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to announce Home-made, our inaugural exhibition in our Hollywood Location at 5523 Santa Monica Blvd. The show features work by Emmanuel Louisnord Desir, Timo Fahler, Savannah Claudia Levin, Magnus Maxine, Chad Murray, Alison Peery, Devin Reynolds, David Roy, Michelle Uckotter, Tristan Unrau, Bennet Schlesinger, Joe Speier,... Read more -
Ben Quinn "Night Paintings"
Chinatown 28 Apr - 28 May 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is excited to announce “Night Paintings”, a solo exhibition of new paintings by the Los Angeles-based artist Ben Quinn. The exhibition will open on Thursday April 28th with an opening reception from 6-9PM and run through May 28th, 2022. Quinn’s thoughtful practice combines photography, printmaking, and painting to... Read more -
Nick Angelo: "Reality Becomes a Playground"
26 Mar - 23 Apr 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to announce “Reality Becomes a Playground,” a series of new paintings and models by Los Angeles-based artist Nick Angelo. The exhibition will run from March 26th to April 23rd, 2022 with an opening on Saturday, March 26th from 6-9PM. Presented together for the first time, these... Read more -
Alison Peery
"ଘ(☆∩◡∩)人(∩◡∩☆)℞" 26 Mar - 23 Apr 2022 Looking at Alison Peery’s quilted paintings one takes note of signifiers of sobriety and recovery. Touching them - as I did on the floor of her live-work space in New York last week - one takes in the pairing of textiles and their textures puzzled together and one thinks of... Read more -
Audrey Gair & Christopher Suarez
8 Jan - 12 Feb 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to announce a two-person exhibition with the New York-based painter Audrey Gair and the Long Beach-based ceramicist Christopher Suarez. The exhibition will open on Saturday, January 8 with an opening reception from 6-9pm, and run through Saturday, February 12. Through painting and sculpture, both artists use... Read more -
Teresa Tolliver
8 Jan - 12 Feb 2022 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to present a solo exhibition of assemblage works by the South Central based artist Teresa Tolliver (b. 1945). The exhibition will open on Saturday, January 8, with an opening reception from 6-9pm, and run through Saturday, February 12. Tolliver is an assemblage artist who uses found... Read more -
Magnus Maxine: "The Mind is Kind: Dipped, Died, Dried, Machine Pieced & Tied"
30 Oct - 4 Dec 2021 Sebastian Gladstone is excited to announce Magnus Maxine’s solo exhibition,“The Mind is Kind: Dipped, Died, Dried, Machine Pieced & Tied” which will run from October 30th to December 4th with an opening on October 30th from 6-9pm. Magnus Maxine is a craft-based conceptual artist whose process-based practice addresses trauma, oppression,... Read more -
timo fahler "light, first and foremost"
18 Sep - 23 Oct 2021 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to announce light, first and foremost, timo fahler’s third solo exhibition in Los Angeles and first with the gallery. The exhibition will open on Saturday September 18 with an opening reception from 7-10PM, and run through Saturday October 23. fahler will present a series of eight... Read more -
Stephanie H. Shih "New World Mall"
23 Jul - 3 Sep 2021 Sebastian Gladstone is thrilled to announce New World Mall , Stephanie H. Shih’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, opening July 23 with a reception from 6-9pm, and running through September 3, 2021. Shih presents a network of objects mapping the diasporic nostalgia and culinary lineage of Asian migration and... Read more -
"Soap Bubble in a Rose Garden" Tristan Unrau & Willy Reed.
19 Jun - 17 Jul 2021 Sebastian Gladstone is pleased to announce Soap Bubble in a Rose Garden , a two-person exhibition featuring paintings by Tristan Unrau and ceramic sculpture by Willy Reed. The exhibition will run from June 19 to July 17, 2021, with an opening on Saturday, June 19, from 6 to 9 PM.... Read more -
"Fixed Imagination" Amia Yokoyama, Jody Baral, and William Crawford
20 May - 16 Jun 2021 Sebastian Gladstone is proud to announce Fixed Imagination, a three-person exhibition that explores the themes of fantasy, power, and otherworldliness. The trio of artists presents a compelling projection of the world we inhabit within their own unique embodiments of their individual practices. Through ceramics and drawing, Fixed Imagination coagulates these worlds... Read more -
George Sherman "Clay Work"
14 Mar - 11 Apr 2021 Sebastian Gladstone is excited to announce Clay Work the first exhibition of the ceramic master George Sherman (b 1945) . This exhibition runs from Sunday March 14 to Sunday April 11, 2021, and will present work made over the past two years that expand on themes found through Sherman’s 55... Read more -
Bennet Schlesinger and Sara French
31 Jan - 1 Mar 2021 Sebastian Gladstone is excited to announce our sophomore exhibition with Bennett Schlesinger and Sara French presenting new works made from paper and ceramic. The show will run from Sunday January 31st to Friday March 5th. The exhibition focuses on the elemental yet subtle forces of light and time through Schlesinger’s... Read more -
Candice Romanelli, Darren Romanelli, and Isabella Cuglievan
4 Dec 2020 - 8 Jan 2021 Created almost entirely amid the tumult of 2020, this exhibition explores an artist’s work when they are forced to connect - not with the outside world - but further into themselves. And the resulting intimacy, perfectly suits the space. This exhibition is a joyful exploration of color, materials and... Read more -
Stanley Edmondson
21 Sep - 23 Oct 2020 Read more
