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In her Manantial series, Carla Cascales Alimbau lets go of control, embracing a process shaped by intuition and surrender. Working with pure pigments on raw linen, she invites water, gravity, and time to become co-creators—allowing the natural flow of materials to reveal forms that echo the quiet strength of nature itself. Click the link in our bio to discover Alimbau‘s latest work.

Taken during the production of The Last Showgirl, Gia Coppola’s new limited edition photograph series offers a rare glimpse behind the scenes of her critically acclaimed film starring Pamela Anderson. Each frame hums with the soft, lived-in glamour of backstage life, revealing the layered emotional terrain Coppola is known for. The photographs stand on their own as poetic vignettes, yet remain deeply connected to the universe of the film—mirroring the rhythm, light, and intimate human textures that define her directorial vision. These images echo the film’s mood of introspection and resilience, capturing fleeting moments that expand the atmosphere of her films in quiet, cinematic frames. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Click the link in our bio to discover Coppola’s latest work.

Qhamanande Maswana’s Incognito series explores the tension between visibility and anonymity. Painted in vivid complementary colors, these acrylic works draw viewers in with expressive brushwork, only to hold them at arm’s length through obscured faces. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Created during the COVID-19 pandemic, the veiled figures echo a time of masked realities. Here, concealment becomes metaphor—probing identity, protection, and the performance of being seen. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Click the link in our bio to discover Maswana’s newest work.

Explore new prints from painter Brianna Lance, a collection of works imbued with a tranquil yet dynamic energy. The artist’s creative process mirrors meditation—methodical and repetitive—each stroke she paints becomes a testament to the mindfulness required in her craft. The interplay between elements feels effortless, yet deeply intentional, creating a sense of harmony that transcends the visual. Each wave pulls the viewer into its depths, inviting reflection in the same slow, steady cadence that inspired its creation. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Click the link link our bio to discover Lance’s latest work.

Warmth and wonder filled the room at the opening dinner for our exhibition, PROXIMITIES. Despite it being our first opening in New York City, it certainly felt like home. Visit us in Soho before May 22nd!

Kate Florence’s large-scale figurative paintings unfold like vignettes from a surreal Western dream. Her subjects include musicians, horses, and cowboy-like figures, all moving through invented narratives rendered in rich earth tones and sweeping, gestural lines. Drawing equally from a personal mythology and the collective imaginary of the American West, Florence constructs spaces where story and symbol collide. Her raw and precise compositions carry the quiet charge of something familiar made strange—an interior frontier where emotion and myth meet. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Click the link in our bio to discover Florence’s latest work.

A glimpse into the making of a show that holds intimacy in all its forms—quiet, raw, and tender. The thoughtful pieces from @lovehouseny and @houseofleon ground the work in warmth and the everyday beauty of lived spaces. PROXIMITIES is now open at 100 Grand Street in the heart of SoHo. We look forward to welcoming you.

PROXIMITIES is an exploration of intimacy in its many forms—the quiet, the fleeting, the profound. In a city like New York, where proximity and distance coexist in a constant rhythm, intimacy takes on new dimensions: between people, within solitude, in fleeting glances, and in the spaces we inhabit. Through painting, photography, and sculpture, the exhibition considers the ways intimacy is shaped and expressed—how we hold it, hide it, and share it. Some works reveal the closeness of personal relationships, the weight of unspoken words, or the quiet rituals of self-connection. Others reflect on the intimacy we forge with our surroundings, how objects carry memory, and how spaces—both public and private—become vessels of attachment. At times tender and restrained, at others raw and unguarded, the works in “PROXIMITIES” invite viewers to examine their own relationship with intimacy: the moments that linger, the ones we long for, and the ones that slip away. Click the link in our bio to discover the exhibition or come see the show in-person at 100 Grand Street New York, New York 10013

Forbes featured our incredible New York exhibition, PROXIMITIES. Read more about the opening at the link in our bio.

In her ‘Manantial’ series, Carla Cascales Alimbau returns to pure pigments diluted on raw linen, each painting intuitively unfolding as a collaboration between artist and material. This process of surrender allows color to bleed, pool, and settle in its own time. Mineral tones surface slowly, echoing the textures and fluidity of the natural world. Cascales draws from its quiet rhythms, raw forms, and sense of balance to create works that honor imperfection, unpredictability, and the quiet force of change. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Click the link in our bio to discover Alimbau’s latest work.

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Last night we celebrated the opening of our New York City gallery and latest exhibition, PROXIMITIES with artists, friends and collectors. The Soho gallery will be open May 1st - 22nd, and we can’t wait to welcome you! Thank you to our wonderful partner at @shopmy for making the evening possible. And a special thank you to @muniakstudio, @fourpillarsgin, @avaline and @antipodes_water for a beautiful event.

Tappan’s first New York City exhibition, PROXIMITIES, is now open to the public. PROXIMITIES explores intimacy in its many forms—the quiet, the fleeting, the profound. In a city like New York, where proximity and distance coexist constantly, intimacy takes on new dimensions: between people, within solitude, in fleeting glances, and in the spaces we inhabit. 100 Grand St, New York, NY 10013 Open now — May 22nd

Jeff Kraus’s mixed media pigment compositions deconstruct still life, reimagining the tradition of flower arrangement through a contemporary lens. Kraus transforms images through a process that straddles the physical and the digital. Collaging, printing, and layering, he manipulates his compositions with digital tools and tactile interventions, allowing the flowers to exist in multiple states: vibrant yet fleeting, arranged yet deconstructed. Click the link in our bio to discover Kraus’s latest work

In a profound exploration of strength, vulnerability, and self-discovery, Lisa Dengler’s latest series of paintings emerges from a transformative journey through personal challenge. Created during a time when Dengler faced the immense test of a physical illness, these works are a testament to her profound confrontation with her body, its limitations, and its untapped reservoirs of resilience. “In one of the most defining moments of my life, news of an illness led me inwards. From introspection and reflection, to fight and pause, to recovery and creation. I re-discovered my own strength, fueled by my inner self, my desire to live in the moment and my desire to create.” Click the link in our bio to discover Lisa Dengler’s latest work.

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Meet Tappan’s newest artist, Anatole Heger. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Anatole Heger’s paintings transform deeply personal moments into striking visual narratives, where figures and composition serve as vessels for memory, emotion, and self-reflection. Through motifs like trains, contortionists, dancers, and solitary figures, he constructs a symbolic lexicon that captures the tension between movement and stillness, control and surrender. Each piece is an intimate exploration of defining emotional experiences, rendered with a keen sense of balance and drama. With a distinct fusion of symbolism and raw feeling, Heger’s work invites the viewer into a world where personal history and universal emotion converge. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Click the link in our bio to discover Heger’s work.