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10/16/2026

What’s more iconic? The Empire State Building or a Little Black Dress.

Image: Empire Waist, New York City, 2003.
Archival Pigment Print, OD: 22” W X 26” H

In this exhibition, Kim Reierson brings together her paintings and photographs. For Reierson, these two different mediums emerge from the same way of seeing. Reierson is drawn to creating works of art that feel dream-like and painterly, inspired by the works of painters Edgar Degas, George Seurat, and photographer Irving Penn.

Her interest in photography started at a young age. By using her empty swimming pool at home as a photo studio. Inspired by the way its white bottom and hard lighting would cast shadows and unique reflections.

Kim Reierson was raised in Bolivia until the age of 10, where she had private lessons in painting. In 1992, she graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Reierson worked as a photojournalist from 1993 - 1997 for the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, winning several awards for her photojournalist work. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she has been represented by the Robin Rice Gallery since 2021. She is best known for her photography book, published in 2007, “Eighteen: A Look At The Culture That Moves Us”, which is a visual documentation and an homage to America’s eighteen-wheeler truck drivers. It was featured in ABC News, CNN, and National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This is her fourth solo exhibition at The Robin Rice Gallery.

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534
To view her exhibition, go to the link in bio.

Generally open Thursday - Monday, 11 am - 5 pm



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What a pleasant surprise to be included in Architectural Digest Magazine, November 2026. Featuring Julianne Moore’s new ...
10/09/2026

What a pleasant surprise to be included in Architectural Digest Magazine, November 2026. Featuring Julianne Moore’s new home. Pictured here in her entryway is my photograph, “Tree Farm,” East Hampton, NY, 1999. purchased my photograph while she was still my neighbor on West 11th St., just a few doors down from my New York City gallery at 325 West 11th (Now relocated at 234 Warren st Hudson, NY.)

Slide 1: Photograph by Clement Pascal Clement Pascal

Slide 2: Robin Rice, “Tree Farm, Long Lane East Hampton,” 1999. Archival Pigment Print,

Slide 3 Video : Julianne Moore, “Inside Julianne Moore’s Rooftop NYC Home.”

Robin Rice Gallery 234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

Thanks to:
Architectural Digest, Michael Boodro, Clement Pascal, Michael Reynolds, Oliver Freundlich Design

10/09/2026

Looking for fall foliage? It is the perfect Columbus Day Weekend.

Image: “Winter Was Hard,” 2026. Gouache, Watercolor, Charcoal. OD: 48” W
�In this exhibition, Kim Reierson brings together her paintings and photographs. For Reierson, these two different mediums emerge from the same way of seeing. Reierson is drawn to creating works of art that feel dream-like and painterly, inspired by the works of painters Edgar Degas, George Seurat, and photographer Irving Penn.

Her interest in photography started at a young age. By using her empty swimming pool at home as a photo studio. Inspired by the way its white bottom and hard lighting would cast shadows and unique reflections.

Kim Reierson was raised in Bolivia until the age of 10, where she had private lessons in painting. In 1992, she graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Reierson worked as a photojournalist from 1993 - 1997 for the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, winning several awards for her photojournalist work. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she has been represented by the Robin Rice Gallery since 2021. She is best known for her photography book, published in 2007, “Eighteen: A Look At The Culture That Moves Us”, which is a visual documentation and an homage to America’s eighteen-wheeler truck drivers. It was featured in ABC News, CNN, and National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This is her fourth solo exhibition at The Robin Rice Gallery.

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534
To view her exhibition, go to the link in bio.



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10/03/2026

Everybody loves a good n**e. Kim Reierson

Image: “Male N**e 4, New York”, 2001. Archival Pigment Print, OD: 14” W x 12” H

In this exhibition, Kim Reierson brings together her paintings and photographs; For Reierson, these two different mediums emerge from the same way of seeing. Reierson is drawn to creating works of art that feel dream-like and painterly, inspired by the works of painters Edgar Degas, George Seurat, and photographer Irving Penn.

Her interest in photography started at a young age. By using her empty swimming pool at home as a photo studio. Inspired by the way its white bottom and hard lighting would cast shadows and unique reflections.

Kim Reierson was raised in Bolivia until the age of 10, where she had private lessons in painting. In 1992, she graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Reierson worked as a photojournalist from 1993 - 1997 for the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, winning several awards for her photojournalist work. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she has been represented by the Robin Rice Gallery since 2021. She is best known for her photography book, published in 2007, “Eighteen: A Look At The Culture That Moves Us”, which is a visual documentation and an homage to America’s eighteen-wheeler truck drivers. It was featured in ABC News, CNN, and National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This is her fourth solo exhibition at The Robin Rice Gallery.



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09/28/2026

This is Kim Reierson, photographs by robinricephotography. Kim was my muse back in 2003 for a client project we were working together on.

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

Robin was inspired to pull out these old portraits of Kim Reierson, considering Kim’s exhibition “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” ( In the Dream of a Painter ) is currently on exhibit at the Robin Rice Gallery. Her exhibition includes her fine art photography and paintings.

In this exhibition, Kim Reierson brings together her paintings and photographs. For Reierson, these two different mediums emerge from the same way of seeing. Reierson is drawn to creating works of art that feel dream-like and painterly, inspired by the works of painters Edgar Degas, George Seurat, and photographer Irving Penn. 
 
Her interest in photography started at a young age. By using her empty swimming pool at home as a photo studio. Inspired by the way its white bottom and hard lighting would cast shadows and unique reflections.

Kim Reierson was raised in Bolivia until the age of 10, where she had private lessons in painting. In 1992, she graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Reierson worked as a photojournalist from 1993 - 1997 for the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, winning several awards for her photojournalist work. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she has been represented by the Robin Rice Gallery since 2021. She is best known for her photography book, published in 2007, “Eighteen: A Look At The Culture That Moves Us”, which is a visual documentation and an homage to America’s eighteen-wheeler truck drivers. It was featured in ABC News, CNN, and National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This is her fourth solo exhibition at The Robin Rice Gallery.

To view her exhibition, go to the link in bio.

   

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09/28/2026

This is Kim Reierson, photographs by robinricephotography. Kim was my muse back in 2003 for a client project we were working together on.

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

Robin was inspired to pull out these old portraits of Kim Reierson, considering Kim’s exhibition “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” ( In the Dream of a Painter ) is currently on exhibit at the Robin Rice Gallery. Her exhibition includes her fine art photography and paintings.

In this exhibition, Kim Reierson brings together her paintings and photographs. For Reierson, these two different mediums emerge from the same way of seeing. Reierson is drawn to creating works of art that feel dream-like and painterly, inspired by the works of painters Edgar Degas, George Seurat, and photographer Irving Penn. 
 
Her interest in photography started at a young age. By using her empty swimming pool at home as a photo studio. Inspired by the way its white bottom and hard lighting would cast shadows and unique reflections.

Kim Reierson was raised in Bolivia until the age of 10, where she had private lessons in painting. In 1992, she graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Reierson worked as a photojournalist from 1993 - 1997 for the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, winning several awards for her photojournalist work. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she has been represented by the Robin Rice Gallery since 2021. She is best known for her photography book, published in 2007, “Eighteen: A Look At The Culture That Moves Us”, which is a visual documentation and an homage to America’s eighteen-wheeler truck drivers. It was featured in ABC News, CNN, and National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This is her fourth solo exhibition at The Robin Rice Gallery.

To view her exhibition, go to the link in bio.

   

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It’s all about New York. The opening reception for Kim Reierson’s exhibition, “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” (In the Dream of ...
09/21/2026

It’s all about New York. The opening reception for Kim Reierson’s exhibition, “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” (In the Dream of a Painter) will be held on Saturday, September 26th 2026, from 5 pm to 7 pm at 234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534.

Image 1: “Lacee’s Lips, Los Angeles, CA.” 2003. Archival Pigment Print, OD: 30.50” W X 30.50” H

Image 2: “Empire, Brookyln Bridge, Williamsburg.” 2003. Archival Pigment Print, OD: 28.50” W X 36.50” H

In this exhibition, Kim Reierson brings together her paintings and photographs; For Reierson, these two different mediums emerge from the same way of seeing. Reierson is drawn to creating works of art that feel dream-like and painterly, inspired by the works of painters Edgar Degas, George Seurat, and photographer Irving Penn. 
 
Her interest in photography started at a young age. By using her empty swimming pool at home as a photo studio. Inspired by the way its white bottom and hard lighting would cast shadows and unique reflections.

Kim Reierson was raised in Bolivia until the age of 10, where she had private lessons in painting. In 1992, she graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Reierson worked as a photojournalist from 1993 - 1997 for the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, winning several awards for her photojournalist work. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she has been represented by the Robin Rice Gallery since 2021. She is best known for her photography book, published in 2007, “Eighteen: A Look At The Culture That Moves Us”, which is a visual documentation and an homage to America’s eighteen-wheeler truck drivers. It was featured in ABC News, CNN, and National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This is her fourth solo exhibition at The Robin Rice Gallery.

   

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You’re invited to the opening reception for Kim Reierson’s exhibition, “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” (In the Dream of a Paint...
09/19/2026

You’re invited to the opening reception for Kim Reierson’s exhibition, “Cuando el Pintor Sueña” (In the Dream of a Painter). It will be held on Saturday, September 26th 2026, from 5 pm to 7 pm at 234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

Fun fact: In 1901, The Domino Sugar factory was the largest sugar factory in the world. Located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. 

Image: “Domino Sugar, Williamsburg”, 2003. Archival Pigment Print, OD: 31” W x 41” H

In this exhibition, Kim Reierson brings together her paintings and photographs; For Reierson, these two different mediums emerge from the same way of seeing. Reierson is drawn to creating works of art that feel dream-like and painterly, inspired by the works of painters Edgar Degas, George Seurat, and photographer Irving Penn. 
 
Her interest in photography started at a young age. By using her empty swimming pool at home as a photo studio. Inspired by the way its white bottom and hard lighting would cast shadows and unique reflections.

Kim Reierson was raised in Bolivia until the age of 10, where she had private lessons in painting. In 1992, she graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in Fine Arts. She received the William Dole Scholarship for painting. Reierson worked as a photojournalist from 1993 - 1997 for the Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, winning several awards for her photojournalist work. In 2000, she moved to New York City, where she has been represented by the Robin Rice Gallery since 2021. She is best known for her photography book, published in 2007, “Eighteen: A Look At The Culture That Moves Us”, which is a visual documentation and an homage to America’s eighteen-wheeler truck drivers. It was featured in ABC News, CNN, and National Geographic. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

This is her fourth solo exhibition at The Robin Rice Gallery.

   

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Green means go, so take it as your sign to come see Janet Maya’s exhibition at the Robin Rice Gallery, up through Sept. ...
09/16/2026

Green means go, so take it as your sign to come see Janet Maya’s exhibition at the Robin Rice Gallery, up through Sept. 20.

Image: “Her Juniper Cazimi” 2026. Oil on Canvas, OD: 24” W x 30” H

“The Architecture of Stillness” explores the state of being present. Janet Maya invites us to experience her memories of moments in the past through figures that occupy the canvas with striking color and sculptural shapes. Faceless, the figures are universal vessels that give space for the viewer’s own emotions and memories.

“In my work, stillness is not a lack of motion - it is an act of being present.” In “Their Still Water Runs Deep,” we are transported to the ocean shore, where faceless bathers in vintage bathing suits and bathing caps stand still in water. They dissolve into the calmness of blue blocks of color. In “Boundless Love,” a white headscarf adorns a monochromatic figure, its quick, expressive brushstrokes a tribute to the artist’s mother and the Jackie O elegance of that era. In “Gilded 2025 1,” an arresting and formal 6-foot figure in a gold-leafed dress, long black gloves, and a tall hat fills the canvas. The surface of the dress holds reflection and density, shaping the figure into a still presence with a sense of quiet power and eminence.”

For Maya, “the plan is never a plan. I begin a painting by sketching directly into the paint, so I don’t lose any spontaneity. I sculpt figures using blocks of color, adding and subtracting until there is an edited space. That space invites intimacy and stillness, which creates room for the viewer’s experience.”

DM Robin for price and availability
917-375-6660 [email protected]
234 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534

To view the exhibition, go to the link in bio

       

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