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A few familiar faces are heading to Chicago 🌆As a friend of Chicago Art Fair, Intersect is delighted to spotlight the ga...
10/02/2026

A few familiar faces are heading to Chicago 🌆

As a friend of Chicago Art Fair, Intersect is delighted to spotlight the galleries from our recent Intersect Aspen edition presenting in Chicago: Hilton Contemporary, Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Echo Fine Arts, and Timothy Yarger Fine Art.

Reconnect with these galleries and discover what they’re bringing to THE MART October 7–10.

Make your next art discovery in Chicago. Get your tickets at https://rwag.ticketspice.com/chicago-art-fair-2026?t=caf26-rwag-web-ts-link

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Carole Feuerman Sculpture, “Serena (with Tangerine Tube).” Courtesy of Hilton Contemporary.

Mads Christensen, “Unresolved Rift (To Be Continued),” 2025. LEDs, acrylic, custom software, 24 x 24 x 2.5 in. Courtesy of Timothy Yarger Fine Arts.

Bas Meeuws, “Untitled no. 94,” 2013. C-Print, 88 5/8 x 47 1/4 in. Edition of 4, Courtesy of Echo Fine Art.

Anthony James, “Portal Series.” Image Courtesy of Melissa Morgan Fine Art.

09/30/2026

We’re still thinking about the galleries, artists, and works that made Intersect Aspen 2026 so memorable, including Gefen Gallery’s presentation of Larisa Safaryan’s “Second Wave” 🔵

Rooted in San Francisco, Gefen brings an international, multigenerational program to the fair, championing the individuality of its artists’ practices. Safaryan’s work gives that commitment a distinctive expression.

Working with eggshells, the self-taught, Los Angeles–based artist transforms a delicate material through meticulous detail, vivid color, and extraordinary precision. Her process demands sustained concentration, holding the fragility of her medium in balance with the complexity of each composition. Across her practice, the eggshell becomes a way to explore strength and vulnerability, renewal and rebirth.

“Second Wave” offers a memorable encounter with that balance, and with an artist finding expansive possibilities in an unexpected material.

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Larisa Safaryan, “Second Wave.” Eggshells & Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 48 x 4 in. Courtesy of Gefen Gallery.

Artist Sylvain Latendresse brings his work to w**e country this fall.The Los Angeles–based painter, who presented at Int...
09/24/2026

Artist Sylvain Latendresse brings his work to w**e country this fall.

The Los Angeles–based painter, who presented at Intersect Palm Springs 2026, opens “Art in the Vines,” a solo exhibition at TRUSS Wines in the Paso Robles Willow Creek District.

Our friends at TRUSS Wines invite you to celebrate the harvest with us at “Harvest: Feast of the Senses.” Saturday evening, enjoy art, w**e, and food at the opening reception featuring “Art in the Vines,” a solo exhibition by Sylvain Latendresse. On Sunday, return for a harvest tour led by the w**emaker.

Saturday, October 24 | Opening Reception, 4–7 PM
Sunday, October 25 | Guided Harvest Tour, 11 AM

📍 TRUSS Wines, 870 Arbor Road, Paso Robles

Get tickets here: https://www.exploretock.com/trussw**es/event/private/ae1f32c2-903e-4d9c-b637-8957fae331ba
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Our friends at Chicago Art Fair make their debut October 7–10 at THE MART, bringing together leading galleries from Chic...
09/21/2026

Our friends at Chicago Art Fair make their debut October 7–10 at THE MART, bringing together leading galleries from Chicago, across the country, and around the world 🥂

Discover distinctive works, connect with respected gallerists, and get to know artists worth collecting, all in one of America’s most influential cultural cities.

Plan your visit and find your next discovery. Tickets at https://rwag.ticketspice.com/chicago-art-fair-2026?t=caf26-rwag-web-ts-link

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Cristina "Mitty" Mittermeier, “Collage boy with blue eyes and dragonflies.” Courtesy of Nancy Hoffman Gallery.

Roger Brown, “Navy Pier,” 1986. Courtesy of Jean Albano Gallery.

09/17/2026

A closer look at two approaches to figuration from Intersect Aspen.

In Donna Isham’s painting, a seated figure rests her face in one hand. Gold and pink marks trace her pose, while blue and green blocks of color shift around her. The longer you look, the more expressive those small changes in line and color become. Her layered gesture gives the image a sense of brutality, inviting us to look at the markings taking shape alongside the body.

Johan Andersson’s portrait holds your gaze in a different way: bright, direct eyes meet the viewer above a pale pink bubble of gum. It’s a playful detail in an image that asks to be looked at closely. His attention to the individual asks us to look closely at people who might otherwise be overlooked, and to consider the assumptions we bring to an image.

Take a moment with the details in each work.

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Donna Isham, “Woman By the Window,” 2026. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 30 x 24 in.

Johan Andersson, “Bubble Gum.” Oil on canvas, 74 x 64 in.

Art Unified

09/14/2026

At the Red Brick Center for the Arts, creativity takes shape in real time 🧶

In this studio visit during Intersect Aspen 2026, Red Brick executive director Sarah Roy welcomes us into Aspen’s creative home, where resident artists develop their practices, connect with the community, and bring the creative process into view. Meet watercolor painter Leah Potts, textile artist Clarity Elise, painter and mixed-media artist Mindy Vernon, multidisciplinary fine artist Art Burrows, and jewelry designer and metalsmith Caitlin Dunn, as they share their studios, inspirations, and works in progress.

Housed in one of Aspen’s historic buildings, the Red Brick nurtures creativity through exhibitions, classes, public art, community events, and an active artist residency program.

Discover the artists who form the creative heartbeat of the Red Brick: redbrickaspen.com/artists

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09/10/2026

Inside the Art Unified booth at Intersect Aspen: bold forms, vivid color, and a playful sense of discovery invited viewers to take a closer look.

Featuring work by Mojo, Adam Greener, and Johan Andersson, the presentation brought distinctive practices into conversation, creating moments of humor, surprise, and connection throughout the space.

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Intersect Aspen was featured in the latest issue of My Denver Magazine, reporting from Aspen Art Week and its convergenc...
09/03/2026

Intersect Aspen was featured in the latest issue of My Denver Magazine, reporting from Aspen Art Week and its convergence of world-class art 🌏︎

The story highlights Intersect Aspen participants GALLERY M and Colorado artist Whit Boucher, along with our cultural program featuring author and curator Rupert Jenkins (Colorado Photo History) in conversation with Anderson Ranch Arts Center President Peter Waanders.

Thank you to MyDenver for capturing the creativity, conversations, and connections that defined this year’s fair.

Read the issue: https://issuu.com/wainscotmedia/docs/mydenver_september_2026

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Whit Boucher and Hayley Wheeler during Intersect Aspen 2026 VIP Opening Preview.

09/01/2026

On-site at Intersect Aspen, two presentations from Los Angeles–based Fabrik Projects brought together artists working across photography, painting, sculpture, and mixed media.

The presentations created distinct but complementary encounters throughout the fair, from Jessie Chaney’s atmospheric photography and Glen Wexler’s new color series to works by Zoe Wiseman, Sonia Payes, Robert Bell, Kate Joiner, Brayden Bugazzi, Kathy Corday, Jen Meyer, and Steve Morrell.

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08/28/2026

We were excited to welcome first-time exhibitor Markowicz Fine Art to Intersect Aspen 2026.

The gallery presented a vibrant selection of contemporary work by Hunt Rettig, Rachel Bergeret, Annalù, Beau Simmons, Antoine Dufilho, and others. Highlights ranged from Annalù’s luminous “Dreamcatcher – Tiffany in the Heart” to Bergeret’s fashion-inspired sculptural figures, Simmons’s images of the contemporary American West, and Dufilho’s dynamic automotive sculptures.

Established in 2010, Markowicz Fine Art represents internationally recognized and emerging artists from its locations in Miami and Southern California. The gallery came to Aspen drawn by its sophisticated collecting community, the connections between its Aspen and coastal clients, and the energy surrounding Aspen Art Week.

For the team, it was an opportunity to fall in love with Aspen.

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