May 28
“American Commerce” – an exhibition of new works by Ethan Murrow!
Winston Wächter Fine Art, New York is excited to announce American Commerce, a new series of large-scale drawings by Ethan Murrow.
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Apr 10
“KING KONG was a WOMAN,” a pop-up solo exhibition at 319 Bowery, featuring Stephanie Hirsch
Winston Wächter Fine Art, New York is pleased to present KING KONG was a WOMAN, a powerful solo exhibition of new sculptures by Stephanie Hirsch showing at 319 Bowery.
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Apr 4
“Vapor,” An Exhibition of New Sculpture Works by Ann Gardner
Winston Wächter Fine Art, New York is pleased to announce Vapor, an exhibition of new sculpture works by Ann Gardner. Inspired by air and water, these shimmering mosaics, glass domes, and orbs create dynamic experiences for viewers as they move around them.
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Feb 14
Venn Luminosity, a new exhibition by Michael Schultheis
Winston Wächter Fine Art, New York is pleased to announce Venn Luminosity, a poetic new series of large-scale acrylic paintings and bronze sculptures by Michael Schultheis. Drawing on the concept of a Venn diagram in which two circles overlap, Schultheis uses mathematics to tell stories of human relationships.
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Jul 29
Kim Keever in Verve magazine
“Much like beauty, art also lies in the eyes of the beholder. What looks artful to one, may not speak a word of craft to another. Very rarely do the paths of abstractism and beauty cross, but when they do it produces a result so sublime that one can spend hours staring at it, revisiting…
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Jul 14
Julie Speidel: Continuities
Winston Wächter Fine Art, New York, is excited to announce Continuities, a solo exhibition of sculpture by Julie Speidel. These modernist works function as benches, stools, and chairs, and explore the connectedness between the object, its surroundings, and the viewer. These sculptures are solidly constructed of wood, metal, and stone. Speidel is inspired by…
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Feb 11
Andreas Kocks: PLACES
Winston Wachter Fine Art, New York, is pleased to announce PLACES, its fourth solo exhibition with German artist Andreas Kocks. In PLACES, Kocks expresses motion and spontaneity through meticulously cut and crafted paper sculptures.
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