Abstract Painters to Watch: Four Artists at Art of NOMA
Four painters at Art of NOMA show how wide contemporary abstraction can be: Giselle Fenig, Roti Martínez, Nuria Oliva and […]
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Pepe Reyes: Rollage, Collage and the Logic of the Fragment
Pepe Reyes is a collage artist born in Monterrey, Mexico, in 1980, who treats every cut as a form of […]
JoCa’s Echoes of Haworth Is Now Fully Online on Artsy
JoCa’s Echoes of Haworth is online on Artsy, Oct 1 to Nov 11, 2026. 21 oils sold, 3 Brontë gold-leaf cameos available at US$4,700 each.
Citlali Haro: Surreal Dreams, Irony and Atonement in Oil
Citlali Haro, born in Sonora in 1991, paints surreal dreams and spiritual abstraction in oil. Her 2026 canvas Expiación is available now.
Jordi Alós: Street Culture, Art Brut and Classical Discipline
Jordi Alós, born in Mexico City in 1993, mixes art brut and art naive with classical discipline. Two small 2025 oils are available now.
Giselle Fenig: Abstraction as an Inner Eye
Giselle Fenig, born in Brooklyn in 1969 and raised in Mexico City, works abstraction as inner vision. Two 2021 works on paper are available now.
Fernanda Rivero: Intuition, Energy and Raw Canvas
Fernanda Rivero (Monterrey, 1983) paints large intuitive abstractions on raw canvas. Meet the artist and see her three works available at Art of NOMA.
Tamar Sulakvelidze: Painting Myth in Oil and Fabric
Georgian painter Tamar Sulakvelidze (Tbilisi, 1989) paints Icarus, the Magi and Eve in oil on fabric. Two original works are available at Art of NOMA.
Glitch in Oil: Painting the Digital Self
Why emerging painters hand-paint digital error: JoCa’s glitch portraits, Arturo Lemus Beltrán’s machine age, Daniel Stara’s surveillance and the missing face.
Lanise Howard: Thresholds, Memory and a Surreal Calm
Meet Lanise Howard, the Otis-trained painter of Black figures at thresholds of memory, and the three originals available now at Art of NOMA.
