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Materazzi works using medium format photography to document her own performance, installation, and sculpture. Her practice is hybridized, somewhere between performance and formal portraiture. Her use of […]

Black Universe is an exhibition of new figurative and abstract work by artist Peter Williams, whose visually seductive paintings intertwine art historical references and allegory with current events and […]

Appointments should be made in advance and with specific interests in mind. To schedule a time to view works, please email us at art@hainesgallery.com with your name, phone number, and preferred timing(s), and […]

Located at 2bis Avenue Matignon, not far from Avenue des Champs-Élysées and the Grand Palais, the 70-square-meter (750-square-foot) space occupies the ground floor of a building constructed in 1900. Matignon m […]

Spanning from her early engagement with the Californian Light and Space Movement in the 1960s to her most current body of work—a searing investigation of mortality and environmental devastation—the exh […]

COLOR+LIGHT consists of new oil paintings on linen, prints, and sculpture that explores the perception of color from a purely visual reference and investigates how color changes, depending on light conditions […]

Return to Sender brings together two works based on missives: Jitish Kallat’s widely exhibited work titled Covering Letter (2012), which was selected for India’s pavilion at the 58th Venice Biennale (20 […]

On his first return to Paris since 2014, German painter Norbert Bisky plunges us into the heart of his native capital city: the wild Desmadre Berlin of the inter-war period, a world of hedonism and anarchy […]

In the exhibition Breeze Shapes, a continuation of a decade-long body of work, Michael Russell seeks to create pictures of calmness through a repetitive mark-making process. Small ink and graphite lines repeat […]

Many of Vik Muniz’ previous series have employed an unexpected material (junk, garbage, chocolate, diamonds, pigments, cut and torn paper, etc.) to create an image culled from the annals of art history, then p […]

Fred Reichman (1925-2005), devoted his life to his art and was a beloved art instructor at UC Berkeley, the San Francisco Art Institute, and with children at the Junior Center of Art and Science in Oakland. He […]

Hiroshi Sugimoto: Opticks, is an exhibition of new large-scale photographs on view for the first time in the U.S. The images depict the color of light Sugimoto observed through a prism in his Tokyo studio. […]

Born in 1935, Jim Dine first gained recognition as one of the pioneers of the happenings in New York in the late fifties before becoming a key figure of the Pop Art movement in the sixties. A profoundly […]

“The gringas really like me a lot and take notice of all the dresses and rebozos that I brought with me, their jaws drop at the sight of my jade necklaces and all the painters want me to pose for them.” — Fri […]

Cinga Samson was born in Cape Town in 1986, and grew up between the city and the rural region of Transkei. Originally a photography student, it was fifteen years ago that Cinga began to pursue fine art […]

This exhibition surveys a new series of works by the artist composed of assembled smashed mirrors affixed with individually applied bindis. As a punctuation through nearly all of Kher’s major bodies of work […]

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A life-long devotee to both the formal and psychological properties of abstraction, Britton Tolliver’s painting practice has come to embrace the vacillation between chaos and structure. The influence of these […]

Since the turn of the century, Ethridge has exercised a significant influence over young artists in particular, yet opportunities to see groupings of his early work have been rare. Old Fruit, which focuses […]