Kenise Barnes Fine Art

Kenise Barnes Fine Art Kenise Barnes Fine Art maintains a spacious gallery in two beautiful barns in Kent, CT as well as an
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Since 1994 Kenise Barnes Fine Art has focused on unique and exceptional contemporary art. The gallery represents more than 50 emerging and mid-career artists. Our thoughtfully curated solo and group exhibitions change every six weeks. We offer a carefully chosen selection of paintings, drawings, photography, and sculpture, and provide consulting services and collecting advice for the burgeoning to

the seasoned collector. Additionally, the gallery maintains a large inventory of quality artwork in our on-site warehouse. We are adept at developing site-specific, public and corporate projects. As a professional art consulting firm, we also source work from our wide network of artist’s studios, galleries, and auction houses. We work extensively with architects, interior designers, art advisors and homeowners to find the perfect fit whether it is an entire collection or one special piece. Kenise Barnes Fine Art opened in 1994 in Larchmont, NY and in May 2019 added a second location in the stunning Kent Barns complex in Kent, CT. In Spring 2021 the gallery closed the Larchmont location and expanded its presence in Kent by annexing a second building and is now doing business in our two barns in the beautiful Litchfield Hills and on our internet platforms (KBFA.com and 1st Dibs.com).

Summer ‘26 forever! Round Above Ground by David Konigsberg, 30 x 30 inches David Konigsberg           DM for more detail...
09/06/2026

Summer ‘26 forever! Round Above Ground by David Konigsberg, 30 x 30 inches David Konigsberg DM for more details

  Chronogram with .repost・・・This month’s Chronogram cover features K. K. Kozik’s Collector, a 2025 oil painting of a cro...
09/02/2026

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This month’s Chronogram cover features K. K. Kozik’s Collector, a 2025 oil painting of a crow guarding a nest filled with human treasures. The artist’s “Route 22” paintings explore a changing landscape where abandoned farmland is giving way to nature, reflecting themes of loss, renewal, and nature’s return. Collector is part of “The Naturalist,” on view through September 13 at Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Kent, Connecticut. Read more about the art at the link in bio.
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Please join us for a conversation with artist and curator Richard Klein KENISE BARNES         Visit Western CT Litchfiel...
09/01/2026

Please join us for a conversation with artist and curator Richard Klein KENISE BARNES Visit Western CT Litchfield/Fairfield CT Kent Barns CT The Kent Dispatch Visit Kent Connecticut Town of Kent Kent CT

The Naturalist .The Naturalist was commissioned by Arkansas Museum of Fine Art for the solo exhibition Tricia Wright: Th...
08/28/2026

The Naturalist
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The Naturalist was commissioned by Arkansas Museum of Fine Art for the solo exhibition Tricia Wright: The Naturalist and subsequently purchased by AMFA in 2024 for their permanent collection.
This work explores my personal relationship with nature and reflects on time, the environment, and the value of human touch. The process begins and ends with the hand, starting with line drawings of the artist’s own feet and natural organisms from which she generate custom 3D printed forms used to emboss pulp paper. The embossed areas are finished by hand and gilded with gold leaf in varying hues.
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This work was produced at Dieu Donné, the leading organization for hand paper making in the US.
Tricia Wright, The Naturalist (left panel: The Pond), 12 karat gold leaf on blue handmade paper embossed with custom printed 3-D forms
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Summer meteorite showers - catch em while you can! This 5 x 5 inch gem captures summer ‘26 perfectly Sally Maca  ☀️     ...
08/23/2026

Summer meteorite showers - catch em while you can! This 5 x 5 inch gem captures summer ‘26 perfectly Sally Maca ☀️ DM for more info 💫

The crow is a powerful, dual symbol representing intelligence, transformation, mystery, and the bridge between the physi...
08/08/2026

The crow is a powerful, dual symbol representing intelligence, transformation, mystery, and the bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds. Across global mythologies, this bird is viewed as both a sacred messenger and an omen of change. Corvids carry deep connections to divine insight, shadow work, and higher consciousness.
Intelligence and Adaptability: Crows possess high problem-solving skills, use tools, and remember human faces, symbolizing sharp wit and mental clarity.
Transformation and Rebirth: Because they are dark-feathered scavengers, they are tied to endings, but an ending is viewed as a necessary transition into a new beginning.
These beauties are by KK Kozik and included in the current exhibition The Naturalist through Sept. 13

A million poppies gonna make you sleep, But just one rose, it knows your name. The fruit is resting on the vine. The fru...
08/02/2026

A million poppies gonna make you sleep, But just one rose, it knows your name. The fruit is resting on the vine. The fruit is calling from the trees (Lyrics from Cracker)Fabulous charcoal drawing by Rick Shaefer Parson’s Tale(Poppies), 61 x 48 inches (framed)

The Naturalist opens August 1, featuring five new copperplate photogravure sculptures by Richard Klein Richard Klein alo...
07/31/2026

The Naturalist opens August 1, featuring five new copperplate photogravure sculptures by Richard Klein Richard Klein along side paintings and work on paper by Tricia Wright Sally Maca Rick Shaefer KK Kozik (details on website link in bio)

The Naturalist opens on Saturday. Rick Shaefer Tricia Wright Sally Maca KK Kozik Richard Klein
07/30/2026

The Naturalist opens on Saturday. Rick Shaefer Tricia Wright Sally Maca KK Kozik Richard Klein

I began working with organic homemade inks after studying historical materials and traditional methods with the director...
07/22/2026

I began working with organic homemade inks after studying historical materials and traditional
methods with the director of conservation at the Smith College Art Museum in Northampton, MA. The
exploration of organic pigments and mediums inspired me to continue on my own, researching
traditional ink recipes.
Black walnut ink soon because my preferred formula not only for its archival pigment permanence
and stability as a medium, but for the incredibly varied chromatic richness, and the beautiful range of
cool to warm tones that it produces in layering and washes.
I collect black walnuts on hikes; gathering the materials outdoors while out walking and making the
ink in my studio feel integral to the drawing process for me. Margot E Glass (from her artist’s statement, 2026)

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7 Fulling Lane
Kent, CT
06757

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Thursday 11am - 5:30pm
Friday 11am - 5:30pm
Saturday 11am - 5:30pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm

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(860) 592-0220

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