In the Art Gotham Atelier:
On View | September 12 to October 12
Opening Reception: September 12
Featuring works on paper by 19 artists from around the world, Paper Planes explores the essence of paper as vehicles that carry ideas, emotions, and cultural dialogues across visual space. This special exhibition will exclusively feature works on paper highlighting the unique ways artists use this medium to express their visions. Curated by Patrick Semple and Tal Placido.
Participating Artists:
Stephanie Baron (@stephanie_baron_artist)- Stephanie Baron is an artist residing in Vermont, working in Pastel, Oil Stick, Acrylic and other mediums to create abstract figurative works of portrait and female form.
Emile Cantin (@emilecantin_)- Emile Cantin's expressive paintings embody an engaging improvisational process. His work ranges from large scale oil paintings to small works on paper. Cantin's intuitive approach to colour, texture, and form explores the possibilities of art making as a conduit for change. The intense energy that emanates out of each work carries the rhythms and improvisations of jazz music.
Arrington de Dionyso (@arringtondedionyso)- Arrington de Dionyso (b. January 4 1975) wears a faded rainbow colored straw hat while walking through the alleys of Olympia, Washington, followed by crows in daylight and owls at night. With every step he takes, an upside down dragon shadows along toe to toe in parallel motion underneath the ground. His paintings are fermented musical distillate from the blood curdling roar of the Green Lion of the Sun, translated into hieroglyphic mantras of complimentary colors.
Pablo Delcan (@pablodelcan)- Pablo Delcan is a designer and visual artist known for blending traditional design principles with modern techniques. As a visual contributor to The New York Times, his work often explores themes of human experience, pop culture, and social commentary. Delcan recently ventured into art and technology, creating the first non-AI Generative Art Model. The two drawings here are part of the more than 1,300 drawings from the Prompt-Brush 1.0 project.
Brice Duncan (@briceduncanart)- Brice Duncan makes one of a kind abstract artworks using a variety of different mediums.
Tucker Eason (@2kreason)- Tucker Eason is a proud Colorado son making work in Brooklyn, NY. From his undergraduate studies in Los Angeles at the Art Center College of Design and Occidental College, Eason moved North to cut his teeth in the Bay Area. After an inaugural group show at the DeYoung Museum, his practice moved to Brooklyn where his work continues to speak to class, the beauty of everyday objects, and personal blue-collar legacy.
JJ Ellis (@jjellisart)
Dominique Garraud (@dominique_garraud)- British abstract artist Dominique Garraud explores themes of the human condition, memory, senses, emotion, loss and vulnerability; drawing inspiration from the unexpected attachments relating to recollection, perception and how these themes intertwine and sit (often uncomfortably) beside each other.
Cristina Golovatic (@cristinagolovatic)- Cristina's art is a journey through color and form, guided by intention and chance. It is an invitation to pause, reflect, and connect with the profound beauty that arises when control and spontaneity coexist on the canvas. Through her work, she hopes to offer moments of introspection and emotional resonance, infusing beauty with depth and allowing each viewer to find their own meaning and peace within her abstract pieces.
Cab Kenningale (@cabkenningale)- Cab Kenningale, based in Suffolk, UK, finds inspiration during daily walks with his dog, drawn to the accidental patterns in tarmac, neon utility markings, and discarded plastic shapes. In his studio, he arranges cut-up older works and found images on plywood panels, securing them once the composition feels right. Cab primarily uses industrial materials like gloss paints, plywood, and building adhesives, often painting on unconventional surfaces like drop cloths and tea towels.
Reneesha McCoy (@rnwulf)- Reneesha also known as rnwulf is a self taught North Carolina based Artist. Inspired by the births of her children and journey through motherhood. A principle theme in Reneesha's work is her celebration of the consequence of life and nature in relation to the female body.
Lara Messina (@laramessart)- Lara Messina is a self taught abstract expressionist artist based in Italy. In her paintings the impulse to create is brought out by a wide, conscious use of mixed media and composition, which shows the dual nature of her education, both artistic and technical, and her inclination for graphic design.
Tracey Lykiardopulos (@traceylykiardart)- Tracey Lykiardopulos is a South African artist living and working in Grenoble, France. Her practice involves experimental abstract works mostly on paper or discarded papers.
Purkey (@purkey)- Purkey is a visual artist, designer, and photographer currently living in Southern California.
Romelle (@r0melle)- Romelle is a contemporary artist from Detroit, currently based in Mexico City. Her work is a vibrant exploration of color and mixed-media techniques, characterized by bold use of spray paint and other nontraditional materials. At the core of Romelle’s practice is a deep study of healing on both individual and community scales.
Anna Sadzik (@anna_sadzik)- Anna Sadzik, born in Krakow, Poland, is a mixed media artist, poet, and lover of dogs and music. She is the author of a poetry book in Polish and has participated in many poetry competitions in Poland. A self-taught painter and drum enthusiast
Patrick Semple (@patrick_semple_) Patrick Semple's work reflects the unity, familial love, and connection with the environment he experienced during his seven-month residency in Buenos Aires. He uses painting to express joy, play, and curiosity, practicing a detached approach in his studio—trusting the process and allowing natural laws to guide the outcome.
China Faith Star (@china_star_artist)-China Faith Star's art, which spans various mediums, centers on evolutionary consciousness and joy. As a curator and gallerist in Olympia, Washington, she is committed to helping artists succeed by offering opportunities for immersive exhibitions, guest curation, and consignment.
Sarah Boyts Yoder (@sarahboytsyoder)- Sarah Boyts Yoder, a Charlottesville-based painter with an MFA from James Madison University, has exhibited her work in nearly 50 shows and is featured in collections across the U.S. and abroad. A recipient of a Virginia Museum of Fine Arts fellowship, she has been a resident artist at various programs, including the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Her painting practice explores a personal lexicon of symbols, using paint and collage to express the fluidity of space and the playful evasion of form.
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