Gabelich Gallery

13/10/2026

Discussing the process behind this large sculpture with Mark Whalen

In conversation with Mark, we chatted about the largest stone sculpture he’d made to date for a collector, a piece weighing 7,000 pounds that pushed his practice into new territory, working with natural stone that could withstand the elements and requiring engineering and landscaping adjustments on site to install. He walked us through the journey the collector took to realise this piece, and how it now lives outdoors year-round, sitting quietly beneath the snow through winter.

12/10/2026

Inside the world of Jonathan Chapline

Born in 1987 in Savannah, Georgia and raised in Waco, Texas, Chapline now lives and works in Brooklyn. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, he paints at the seam between the rendered and the hand-painted, building flattened, luminous interiors and figures that feel pulled from an early computer screen into oil and acrylic. Working in a charged palette often dominated by electric indigo, he explores how digital tools have reshaped the way we picture bodies, objects and space, inviting the viewer into a voided, uncanny world suspended between the virtual and the real.

Represented by Nanzuka in Tokyo and showing with The Hole in New York, Chapline has exhibited across New York, Tokyo, Naples, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Los Angeles and Miami, with solo presentations including Metropolis and Statuesque at Nanzuka and Sprawl at The Hole. His recent work has expanded from canvas into large-scale bronze sculpture, and his paintings now command significant results on the secondary market.

11/10/2026

Meet fast-rising British painter Vanessa Raw.

Recently acquired by the UK’s Arts Council Collection, signalling institutional alignment.

Born in 1984 in Hexham and now based in Margate, Raw came to painting after an eleven-year career as a professional triathlete. Her work explores the entanglement of body, landscape and myth, drawing on Greek and Mexican cosmologies to paint female figures in states of transformation, where the line between self and environment begins to dissolve. Through a symbolic language of animals, vegetation and elemental forms, and a heightened palette, her large-scale canvases move between the intimate and the archetypal, centring female pleasure, kinship and the body’s continuity with nature. The landscapes behind her figures are drawn from photographs taken on her daily runs, binding the imagined to the remembered feeling of oneness with the natural world.

A graduate of Loughborough University, Raw was nominated by Tracey Emin for Frieze London’s Artist-to-Artist section in 2023, entered the Arts Council Collection through the Frieze Acquisitions Fund in 2025, and has held solo exhibitions at the Rubell Museum in Miami, Casa Lamm in Mexico City, and Carl Freedman Gallery in Margate.

04/10/2026

Latest paintings by Hayal Pozanti

Born in 1983 in Istanbul and now based in Manchester, Vermont, Pozanti paints in oil stick and oil pastel, building swirling, organic forms in deep jewel-toned hues. Her compositions grow out of a private alphabet of thirty-one shapes she invented, glyphs that over a decade have softened into amoeba-like forms suggesting imaginary landscapes and mysterious biological life. She treats painting as a kind of world-making, a way to be present in reality while inventing one of her own.

A graduate of Yale, Pozanti is represented by Timothy Taylor and Jessica Silverman, with solo shows across New York, London, San Francisco, Istanbul, Berlin, Los Angeles and Brussels. In 2021 she created Instant Paradise, an eighty-five-foot permanent ceiling installation at the New York Public Library’s Stavros Niarchos Foundation branch, and in 2024 she represented the first American Pavilion at the Gwangju Biennale. Her work is held in the Hammer Museum, LACMA, the Denver Art Museum, the Broad Art Museum and the Long Museum in Shanghai, among others.

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01/10/2026

Curating studio with his latest collection.

A day in Como pulling pieces with Aurel, setting the studio with selected works and seeing the paintings at home, lived with rather than hung for show. A mix of new available pieces, work in progress, and the environment they come from.

A contemporary artist and collectible designer based in Como, Aurel is co-founder with Draga Obradovic of the internationally recognised Draga & Aurel studio, established in 2007 and known for making resin its signature material across both his painting and the studio’s collectible design. His work has been exhibited from Milan to New York and Miami, the same hand and the same finish running through the furniture and the art alike.

New available works can be viewed and acquired by private appointment.

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30/09/2026

Latest by Les Roger’s

Born in 1966 in New Jersey and based in the New York area, Rogers has spent decades investigating painting in a world saturated by media. Working primarily in oil, he paints intuitively and spontaneously, letting historical influences collide inside a deliberately destabilised picture. His images are stylistically promiscuous, pitting his love of painting’s traditions against an equal urge to throw them off balance, work he describes as “post-everything.” As he puts it, he believes in broken paintings.

A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Rogers has held solo shows across New York, Paris, Los Angeles, Copenhagen, Cologne, Athens, Madrid, Bologna and Karlsruhe, with galleries including Leo Koenig, Half Gallery and Johannes Vogt in New York, Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve in Paris, and The Happy Lion in Los Angeles. His work has been reviewed in Artforum, Art in America, The New Yorker and The New York Times, and is held in collections across sixteen countries.

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13/09/2026

Around the world with Gabelich Gallery

A record of our practice. Operating across gallery, curatorial direction, procurement, bespoke pieces and long-term collection building, the Archive presents the works, environments, and contexts shaped through our global activity.

Artworks acquired and placed inside private collections, from Melbourne, Sydney, Los Angeles and Dubai.

OLIVER ARTLAB* is our private 1:1 service for collectors seeking a global perspective and unique access to rare, collectable contemporary art.

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06/09/2026

A fourteen seat acrylic dyed dining table by Saerom Yoon, handmade in Seoul, South Korea. Curatorial direction by OLIVER ARTLAB*.

OLIVER ARTLAB* is a private 1:1 service for collectors seeking a global perspective and unique access to contemporary artworks and one off pieces from around the world.

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31/08/2026

20/08/2026

OLIVER ARTLAB* August shortlist

A selection of pieces, from compelling artists around the world.

OLIVER ARTLAB* is the curatorial advisory and procurement division of Gabelich Gallery, supporting collectors who want a global perspective and a personalised art plan, with unique access to hand-selected artists. We develop the vision and guide collectors toward confident acquisitions, bridging art strategy, rare access and ex*****on.

From curatorial direction to procurement, our team sources one-off original pieces directly from artists’ studios, leading galleries and major art fairs, securing significant works with discretion and intent, and accompanying each acquisition with white-glove concierge services

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