Long-Sharp Gallery

Long-Sharp Gallery Long-Sharp Gallery specializes in works by modern and contemporary masters

05/25/2026

April showers. May flowers.

……We’ve always thought that sounded like a collecting prompt.

From Warhol’s Polaroid eye to Sultan’s aluminum blooms, Ibbini’s algorithmic petals, Brodskaya’s paper-quilled botanicals, and Kennedy’s lens — flowers have moved through art history not as decoration, but as symbol. Abundance. Fragility. The insistence of beauty in a difficult world.

They’re all here. Different hands, different materials, one enduring subject.

‘Warhol Flowers XIV’ © William John Kennedy, 2012, Chromogenic print, 20 x 40 in

‘Flowers’ © Andy Warhol, 1982, Unique Polaroid print, 4.25 x 3.5 in

‘Ornamental Mixtapes (Wildflowers)’ © Julia Ibbini, 2024, Layered laser cut papers over hand painted paper backing and custom painted frame, 31.7 x 43 in

‘Spikes’ © Yulia Brodskaya, 2025, Paper, 18.5 x 26.4 in

‘White and Silver Poppies’ © 2021, Donald Sultan, Shaped aluminum, polished and with white powder coat, on polished aluminum base, 24.5 x 24 x 3.5 in

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What does a landscape look like when you get close enough to lose it?⁠⁠Nicole Pietrantoni’s ‘Landscape No. 2’ (2021) sta...
05/11/2026

What does a landscape look like when you get close enough to lose it?⁠
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Nicole Pietrantoni’s ‘Landscape No. 2’ (2021) starts with extreme close-ups of actual landscapes — photographs abstracted until only color gradient remains. Then she introduces pure neon red strips, bent steel, and Kozo paper, fracturing the surface into something kinetic and architectural.⁠
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The result lives between photography, painting, and sculpture — and it commands a room.⁠
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'Landscape No. 2' © Nicole Pietrantoni, 2021, Inkjet on Kozo paper, spray paint, bent steel. 40 × 42 × 3 in.⁠
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We had four extraordinary days at the Park Avenue Armory — conversations about Warhol’s early career, about Gilliam’s le...
04/15/2026

We had four extraordinary days at the Park Avenue Armory — conversations about Warhol’s early career, about Gilliam’s legacy, about what it means to collect works by living artists. Grateful to be in the company of great galleries, for the IFPDA’s amazing team, and for the veritable art buzz that existed in the Armory last week.

Until next time, NYC!

04/06/2026

The careful work of moving art is something most people never see. Glassine. Acid-free tissue. Corner protectors. Crates that took weeks to prepare for works that took decades to acquire.

There’s something that sharpens in the days before a fair. Every decision — what to bring, how to hang it, how to tell its story in a booth the size of a small room — is made with the collector in mind.

We’ll be at , April 9–12, Park Avenue Armory, New York, Stand B-11.

Who’s going to be there? Drop a 👋 below — we’d love to connect in person.

04/03/2026

Every spring, something shifts in the fine art world.��In our case, the IFPDA Print Fair opens at the Park Avenue Armory — and for a few days, New York becomes the center of the print collecting universe. Galleries and clients arrive from across the globe. Conversations happen that change collections.��We’ll be at the Armory April 9–12. Come find us.�
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03/14/2026

Scottsdale Art Week opens in ONE WEEK. ✨

We’re packed, prepped, and genuinely excited about what we’re bringing to WestWorld. Whether you’re a longtime collector or just love beautiful things — this is the fair to be at this spring.

Come find us in stand B1.

ArtCollecting

03/01/2026

March is upon us, and we’re using every week of it to celebrate the women in our program with whose work we’re absolutely obsessed. We’re kicking off the month with Cha Jong Rye — a South Korean sculptress whose layered, wooden works feel like catching the movement of water. Her work is meditative, deeply physical, and quietly powerful. She’s one of our absolute favorites to live with.

Patrick Hurst’s ‘Water VIII’ features mirror-polished stainless steel spheres that evoke bubbles rising through water—a ...
01/23/2026

Patrick Hurst’s ‘Water VIII’ features mirror-polished stainless steel spheres that evoke bubbles rising through water—a metaphor for our shared humanity surfacing in a divided world.



Drawing inspiration from David Foster Wallace’s essay “This Is Water” and quantum mechanics, Hurst invites us to see beyond the surface and recognize the marvelous possibilities that exist in our collective experience. See his works later this month at Art Palm Beach, Booth 503.

Water VIII, 2024 | 316 Stainless steel | 47 x 25 x 25 in | 1/5 from unique series

Exciting news! This past weekend, Art Palm Beach featured Amy Kirchner’s “Rising” in The New York Times.In Kirchner’s wo...
01/21/2026

Exciting news! This past weekend, Art Palm Beach featured Amy Kirchner’s “Rising” in The New York Times.

In Kirchner’s words: “The movement of Rising draws you in. The accent of the gold stroke accentuates the dynamic lift of the dark form. However, I hope the depth and quiet color scheme around the active area balances out, so there is still a grounded feeling, allowing the form to be suspended peacefully.”

Visit us at the fair (January 28 - February 1) at the Palm Beach County Convention Center to experience this powerful work in person.

‘Rising’ | Acrylic on canvas | 96 x 48 in

ArtFair PalmBeach

The holidays are in full artistic swing at — please join us at the first inaugural holiday open house this evening from...
12/04/2025

The holidays are in full artistic swing at — please join us at the first inaugural holiday open house this evening from 3pm-8pm! ✨ DM for more details.

On this day, Steamboat Willie debuted in 1928, introducing the iconic couple Mickey and Minnie Mouse. These pared-back p...
11/18/2025

On this day, Steamboat Willie debuted in 1928, introducing the iconic couple Mickey and Minnie Mouse. These pared-back paintings by David Spiller debuted in 2016 when the artist celebrated his much-loved and lifelong friends: Mickey and Minnie, Felix the Cat, and Pluto, among others.

Featured: ‘Take Me Home’ and ‘Dreams Can Come True’ © David Spiller, 2016, Acrylic and pencil on canvas, 15.75 x 15.75 in (40 x 40 cm) each

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