10/08/2026
The front space brings together works by gallery artists Jon Krawczyk, Winston Lee Mascarenhas, Faith Scott Jessup, and Chris Stewart, including new works now making their debut in the gallery. Sculpture, abstraction, landscape, and gesture come together in a selection that rewards a closer look in person.
Jon Krawczyk transforms bronze into something unexpectedly fluid. The weight of the material gives way to curves and shifting surfaces, creating a sculpture that changes as you move around it.
Jon Krawczyk
Lost at Sea, 2026
Bronze
17 x 22 x 16 in
Winston Lee Mascarenhas builds through color, abstraction, and layers of material, creating a surface that reveals more the longer you spend with it. His background in medicine, music, and visual art comes together in a practice shaped by rhythm, transformation, and process.
Winston Lee Mascarenhas
Day Tripping, 2020
Oil, Wax, Graphite on Linen
60 x 60 in
Faith Scott Jessup reimagines the landscape as something dreamlike, bringing patterned fabric into an otherwise natural setting. Floral drapery stretches across the landscape alongside birds and cactus, creating a scene that feels familiar at first, but becomes more unexpected the longer you look.
Faith Scott Jessup
Out West, 2026
Oil on Canvas
40 x 48 in
Chris Stewart brings gesture, color, and texture together in a composition that moves between landscape and abstraction. Layered marks and unpredictable drips create movement throughout, reflecting his interest in nature, memory, and the passage of time.
Chris Stewart
Prospect, 2026
Oil on Canvas in Found Wood
62 x 52 in
