Long-Sharp Gallery will return to the Palm Beach Convention Center for Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary. Read more.

Long-Sharp Gallery brings fresh works to Art Palm Beach in January (January 24-28, Palm Beach Convention Center). Read more.

In our most extensive artist presentation in Miami in over a dozen years, Long-Sharp Gallery returns to Art Miami with works by sixteen artists.  From masters such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and David Hockney, to established and emerging artists, this year’s presentation illustrates the depth and breadth of LSG’s program.

`The 30th edition of the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA) returns to New York October 26-29. Taking place at The Javits Center, it is the largest international fair focusing on printmaking.

“The Treasure House Fair will continue the decade-long tradition of an annual show of exceptional art at the Royal Hospital Chelsea. With a fresh design and innovative focus, we are building a completely new experience against the familiar backdrop of Christopher Wren’s astonishing site. Hosted during the heart of British summer, it is an unmissable celebration of the outstanding and the rare, bringing together exhibitors and collectors from around the world.”

The gallery will exhibit at Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary (March 23-26), and will highlight works by each of these artists. It is no surprise that wall-works by Andy Warhol, Bridget Riley, Sam Gilliam, and large-scale sculpture by Patrick Hurst will adorn the gallery’s space at the Palm Beach Convention Center; additional artists new to the city of Palm Beach this year include Móyòsóré Martins (paintings, Nigeria/USA), Yulia Brodskaya (works on/with paper, Russia/UK), Lincoln Townley (painting, UK), and Oliver Marsden (paintings, UK).

Long-Sharp Gallery returns to Masterpiece London for its tenth year with a showstopping group of works by the biggest names in the American Pop Art Movement. The gallery’s 2022 stand will feature over two dozen works by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Keith Haring, almost all of which will be exhibited for the very first time. Read more.

Image: Details of Renaissance Paintings © Andy Warhol

It’s summer! To Long-Sharp Gallery that means Masterpiece London. Regrettably, the fair is online once more.

To keep things interesting, Emperia has again rendered our Masterpiece stand in virtual reality and placed it on the South Grounds of the Royal Hospital (Chelsea). An audio component has been added. Please be sure to listen to the insightful commentary by the curators from Tandem Press when viewing works by Derrick Adams and Judy Pfaff. Adams and Pfaff are new to our Masterpiece stand, as is British sculptor Wendy Taylor. An absolute knock-out large-scale work by David Hockney (from an edition of 25) is in the stand – spend some time with it (and be sure to enjoy the film of the work). For those of you who have reached out regarding Mel Bochner, the wait is over. And, last but certainly not least, drawings by Andy Warhol and a table-top sculpture by Tarik Currimbhoy round out this year’s stand. Read more…

Exhibited: unique prints by Andy Warhol, as well as multiples by David Hockney, Bridget Riley, Tarik Currimboy, Donald Sultan, and Wayne Warren, among others.

Short films about a few exhibiting artists are available (including 3D sculpture views and details about Wayne Warren's lenticular print). Please contact the gallery to inquire. 

Image: Grapes © Andy Warhol

Exhibited: a snapshot of our SCULPT program, with works featured by Tarik Currimbhoy, Cha Jong Rye, Sylvestre Gauvrit, Wendy Taylor, Charlie Kaplan, and Mary Pat Wallen. We will round out the exhibit with works on the wall by Joan Miró, Andy Warhol, David Spiller, Mel Bochner, Jason Myers, Spiller + Cameron, and - new to the gallery’s roster - Caroline Dechamby.

Exhibited: works by contemporary artists exclusively represented in the United States by Long-Sharp Gallery, including large-scale sculpture by Tarik Currimbhoy (India/US), Cha Jong Rye (South Korea), Sylvestre Gauvrit (France), and Patrick Hurst (UK); wall works by David Spiller (UK), Jason Myers (US), and Spiller + Cameron (UK) adorned the walls in the gallery’d contemporary section.

Image: Expose Exposed 190221 © Cha Jong Rye

Exhibited: contemporary sculpture (Cha Jong Rye, Tarik Currimbhoy, Dale Enochs, and Sylvestre Gauvrit), works on paper by Spanish-born masters (Picasso and Miró), paintings by David Spiller, a new series of works by Jason Myers, and mixed media paintings by Caroline Dechamby.

Exhibited: works by American Pop art icon Andy Warhol, divided into three sections of Warhol’s oeuvre: early drawings from the 1950s, larger drawings from the 1980s, and rare screen prints. Works by Sam Francis, Mel Bochner, and Roy Lichtenstein accompanied the Warhol presentation.

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Exhibited: A selection of works by modern masters including Pablo Picasso, Keith Haring, Joan Miró, Andy Warhol, Alexander Calder, Antoni Tápies, alongside works by contemporary artists including Russell Young, Tarik Currimbhoy, Metis Atash Jason Myers, Amy Kirchner, and Sabina Klein.

Exhibited: A solo-artist presentation of works by Ann Hamilton, including approximately three dozen of Hamilton’s prints and unique smaller scale works, presented by Long-Sharp Gallery with assistance from Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Moisant Weyl (New York) and Hamilton’s studio (Ohio).oisant Weyl (New York) and Hamilton’s studio (Ohio). Read more

Exhibited: contemporary sculpture (Gino Miles, Dale Enochs, and Tarik Currimbhoy), prints and works on paper by Joan Miró, and lenticular photographic work by Wayne Warren.

Exhibited: an exhibition of “small masterpieces” by modern and contemporary masters no greater in size than 24 x 24”, including works by Picasso, Francis, Lichtenstein, and Indiana; sculpture by contemporary sculptors Gino Miles, Tarik Currimbhoy, Thalen & Thalen, and David Hayes flanked these “small masterpieces.”

Image: Detail of Untitled © Sam Francis

Exhibited: sculpture by Gino Miles, Tarik Currimbhoy, Thalen & Thalen and Cha Jong Rye, alongside screenprints, paintings, and drawings by Joan Miró, Andy Warhol, Helen Frankenthaler, Robert Indiana, David Spiller, and Russell Young.

Image: ART (Blue/Silvery/Grey) © Robert Indiana

Exhibited: sculpture by Gino Miles, Cha Jong Rye, Tarik Currimbhoy, Thalen & Thalen, and Cisler Projects; works by Joan Miró, David Spiller, Jason Myers, and Constance Edwards Scopelitis.

Image: Expose Exposed 140925 (6-12) © Cha Jong Rye

Exhibited: Keith Haring, Robert Indiana, Chris Bracey, David Spiller, Jason Myers, Thalen & Thalen, Gino Miles, Jamea Richmond-Edwards, Tatyana Fazlalizadeh and Constance Edwards Scopelitis.

The artist and Long-Sharp Gallery donated one-third ($1,000) of the purchase price of each painting to Direct Relief, a charity providing humanitarian medical aid. Read more.

Image: The 99%: United We Stand © Jason Myers