Current
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Mami Wata: The Story of Migration, Religion, and Identity
Curated by Cierra Britton, Works by Lewinale Havette 4 Sep - 26 Oct 2024 PALO Gallery is pleased to present Mami Wata: The Story of Migration, Religion, and Identity , a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Lewinale Havette, curated in partnership with Cierra Britton Gallery. In her inaugural solo exhibition in New York City, Havette delves into the intricate interplay between African spirituality,... Read more -
Vanitas
A group exhibitions of still-lifes 4 Sep - 26 Oct 2024 Read more
Past
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A Vehement Flame
Exhibition of Love and Passion 10 Jul - 10 Aug 2024 PALO Gallery presents 'A Vehement Flame', a self-portrait photography series by Lauren Massie and Lily Burgess exploring emotional vulnerability and relationships, from July 10 to August 10, 2024 Read more -
Where Are You Based?
Curated by Lorenzo Amos 8 Jun - 6 Jul 2024 New York, NY, May 23, 2024 – PALO Gallery is proud to announce the expansion of its New York City gallery with a new space at 21 East 3rd Street opening to the public on June 8, 2024. The space formerly housed Fortnight Institute and will now act as a dedicated space for PALO Gallery to showcase experimental exhibitions by emerging, international artists. The new space at 21 East 3rd Street will operate as both a project space and home to PALO Books, a designated bookstore and print shop. The inaugural exhibition Where are you based?, exploring the art of sigilism, opens June 8, and is curated by PALO Gallery artist Lorenzo Amos.
PALO Gallery’s 30 Bond Street space will continue to operate as the flagship location for the gallery, showcasing curatorial-driven exhibitions and thoughtful solo presentations. The new location will see an expanded curatorial program, with the gallery’s “salon” space at the rear of its Annabelle Selldorf-designed 30 Bond Street location transitioning from a project space into a designated viewing room. Augmented by its new project space, PALO Gallery’s programming will expand to include performance art, site-specific installations, and exhibitions by up-and-coming artists. Read more -
Sanctuary Room: Cave of the Mind
By Henry Hudson 7 Jun - 10 Aug 2024 Palo Gallery is pleased to present Sanctuary Room: Cave of the Mind, an exhibition of new works by British artist Henry Hudson. Hudson crafts a nuanced dialogue between ancient wisdom and modernity, interweaving elements of mythology, spirituality, and technological innovation into plaster scagliola pieces and a series of enigmatic oil... Read more -
Whose Muse?
Curated by Paul Henkel 12 Apr - 1 Jun 2024 The portrait was once a highly esteemed powerful tool for self representation. Royalty, political leaders and even artists themselves used portraiture as a means to express personal power, opinion and personality. Even with the advent of photography, portraiture remained one of the world’s most powerful tools for explaining one's character... Read more
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American Glitch
Caleb Stein and Andrea Orejarena 9 Feb - 6 Apr 2024 Palo Gallery presents American Glitch, a new exhibition by artist duo Orejarena & Stein (b. 1994, Colombia and United Kingdom), and the photographers’ debut solo exhibition in New York City. Presenting a series of new and recent photographs, American Glitch examines the slip between fact and fiction and its manifestation... Read more -
LA Gun Club
Jane Hilton 9 Feb - 23 Mar 2024 Palo Gallery is proud to present LA Gun Club, an exhibition by English photographer and filmmaker Jane Hilton. Renowned for her work documenting American culture, Hilton has explored the extraordinary realities of ordinary people for the past twenty-five years. Presenting a series of photographs of shooting range targets, Hilton continues... Read more -
Art Cologne
Lorenzo Amos and Lewinale Havette 16 - 18 Nov 2023 Read more -
Wood and Water
David Smalling 8 Nov 2023 - 31 Jan 2024 Read more
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Source
Sagarika Sundaram 3 Nov 2023 - 4 Feb 2024 Read more -
Maison Palo
Curated by Paul Henkel & Sophia Herring 8 Sep - 27 Oct 2023 Read more -
A Blue Semiotic
Curated by Adeja Sterling 7 Jul - 25 Aug 2023 Read more -
My My My Tintals and Fishscales
By Rachel Wolf 7 Jul - 25 Aug 2023 Palo Gallery presents Rachel Wolf’s first solo presentation, featuring new installation, sculpture, and paintings. The exhibition, titled My My My Tintals and Fishscales is an exploration of materiality, language, and physicality. Wolf created this series of artworks over the last three years for her Cooper Union MFA show in 2023,... Read more
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Polaroids from the Ottoman Empire
Sarp Kerem Yavuz 16 Jun - 1 Jul 2023 Palo Gallery is pleased to present French-Turkish artist Sarp Kerem Yavuz’s first collection of AI-generated artworks. Read more -
Poisonous Weeds
Lisa Ross 19 May - 2 Jul 2023 Comprised of large-format, abstracted works and smaller-scale annotated photographs, the exhibition takes its title from a 1951 quotation by Mao Zedong which reads: ' Any wrong thoughts, all poisonous weeds, all monsters and demons, should be criticized, and they must not be allowed to spread freely. ' The content behind... Read more -
The Heart of War
Deanio X 20 Apr - 14 Jun 2023 Read more -
THE SHRINK
Julius Margulies aka SNUFFY 31 Mar - 14 May 2023 The Shrink, an exhibition featuring emotionally engaging lightboxes and sculptures by Julius Margulies. Margulies takes on the full spectrum of human emotion in this series, allowing viewers to explore their own inner experiences. The lightboxes in particular use illumination as a central component, with internal
“LED lights controlled by a mood monitor that can be changed to any color on the visible
spectrum.” Read more
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Watching from Somewhere Close and at a Distance
Toni Ross 10 Mar - 19 Apr 2023 “Watching From Somewhere Close and at a Distance,” an exhibition of artist Toni Ross’ work. Read more -
Natalie Frank
Companion 8 Feb - 8 Mar 2023 New York, NY - PALO Gallery is pleased to present “Companion,” an exhibition of artist Natalie Frank’s work. Read more -
Heraldry
Gerald Laing 2 Feb - 25 Mar 2023 Palo Gallery is pleased to present Heraldry, Gerald Laing’s first posthumous New York exhibition, which features the artist’s renowned paintings from the 60’s and 70’s as well as his later exploration of 2000’s culture through the lens of Pop Painting. The exhibition marks a homecoming for Laing, whose New York... Read more -
Just Kids
29 Nov 2022 - 4 Feb 2023 This exhibition is a contemporary salon, inspired by 19th and 20th century Paris, but where progressive artistic techniques are encouraged. Opposing the strict rules of the Paris court while championing the Academy’s rigorous attention to technique, the aim of this exhibition is to push artists to break boundaries and exceed... Read more
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Sword and Stone
Tony Tafuro 29 Nov 2022 - 29 Jan 2023 Tony Tafuro, a multidisciplinary artist, initially gained notice for his works done on clothing. Sometimes brooding and chaotic, sometimes lighthearted and playful, Tafuro’s work appears filled with ideas that have fallen directly out of his mind into existence. Tafuro plays with light and color, often exhibiting a post-impressionistic edge. His... Read more -
Real Wild
Thematic Show 14 Oct - 20 Nov 2022 Real Wild presents a wide array of representations and interpretations of the American Western iconography. With artworks spanning from the late 19th century to contemporary time, the exhibition presents an encompassing view of these perspectives from artists with a plethora of backgrounds. George Grosz, a German Dadaist who immigrated to... Read more -
A Universal Connection to the Cosmos
LeRone Wilson 14 Oct - 20 Nov 2022 PALO Gallery is pleased to present LeRone Wilson. Wilson graduated from the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Over the years, the artist honed his encaustic craft, creating abstract sculpted paintings inspired by Kemetism, a revival of ancient Egyptian religion. Wilson continues his use... Read more -
Ontological Spherescapes
Henry Hudson 9 Sep - 9 Oct 2022 Read more
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Something that Feels like Truth
Kim Faler 9 Sep - 9 Oct 2022 Palo Gallery is pleased to present Kim Faler: Something that Feels like Truth. This exhibition marks the artist’s second solo show at Palo Gallery. With works that defy medium through exciting forays into painting, photography, and sculpture, Faler accomplishes reaching a new step in her career. Read more -
Double Bubble
Kim Faler 25 Feb - 31 Mar 2022 Originally commissioned by MASS MoCA and the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Kohler Co. in 2019/2020, the installation comprises a series of approximately 20 sculptures, suspended from PALO gallery’s 15-foot ceiling, to form the artist’s latest multi-sensorial landscape. Each individual sculpture is a large-scale rendering of a wad of chewed bubble gum, cast in a wide range of materials including metal, wax, chalk, glass and gypsum among others, unobscured by the accompanying pigment and paint of pastel greens and pinks. As Faler explains, the work explores “the quick and intimate forms which we make with our mouths while chewing gum...I see these forms as visual manifestations of our anxiety, and an illustration of the tension that we have come to reside with.” Read more -
“Illuminations At Twilight Held Fast By Terror”
Auguste Garufi 10 Dec 2021 - 31 Jan 2022 Auguste Garufi's “illuminations at twilight held fast by terror” focuses on work from the late 1990s to the 2010s. Garufi describes his work as a search for essence, aura and entry points into a deeper understanding of our universe. His search manifests itself in collage, sculpture, design, writing, print-making and photography. “illuminations at twilight held fast by terror” focuses on Garufi’s photographic exploration of objects, figures and compositions in a manner that upends the traditional practices of photography. In a photographic practice that uses distortion, chance, unregulated light sources and constant repetition, Garufi strives to unearth and capture the essence of his subjects rather than their two dimensional image. Read more -
Primordial
24 Sep - 30 Nov 2021 What does it mean to be primal? What is the primitive and our perception of it? Which thoughts, emotions, reactions and experiences speak to our basic primitive instincts, and what role do they have in civilisation?
These are the questions and challenges 11 artists confront in “Primordial”. Curation creates an immersive space where one feels removed and displaced from the throbbing mayhem of the external city. In that space viewers can connect with works of art that speak to our most base and primal instincts, emotions and perceptions. All this works together to create a space in which the audience can engage with the works of art on a plane that is akin to the exhibition prompt. Read more
