Yossi Milo Gallery

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Yossi Milo is excited to announce Alison Rossiter’s recent acquisition by The Jewish Museum, New York (The Jewish Museum...
09/29/2026

Yossi Milo is excited to announce Alison Rossiter’s recent acquisition by The Jewish Museum, New York (The Jewish Museum), of her work “Semblance, Man Ray Tapestry (1),” 2025.

Alison Rossiter was inspired by seeing the original textile piece “Tapestry, 1911” by Man Ray at The Jewish Museum in the 2009 exhibition “Alias Man Ray.” She developed and fixed sheets of silver gelatin photographic papers from the 1910s-1920s and placed them in a configuration guided by the Man Ray piece. “Semblance, Man Ray Tapestry (1),” 2025, uses photographic materials as old as the artwork, “Tapestry, 1911.”

We are delighted that this work by Alison Rossiter joins the collection of The Jewish Museum.

To learn more about the artist, follow the link in our bio!

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Alsion Rossiter, Semblance, Man Ray Tapestry (1), 2025, Sixteen Gelatin Silver Prints, Dimensions, each element: 2 1/2” x 1 3/4” ( 6.5 x 4.5 cm).

We’re thrilled to debut new paintings by Ritsart Gobyn (Ritsart Gobyn) at this year’s edition of THE ARMORY SHOW (The Ar...
09/26/2026

We’re thrilled to debut new paintings by Ritsart Gobyn (Ritsart Gobyn) at this year’s edition of THE ARMORY SHOW (The Armory Show) 🖌️

In “Untitled (Picasso),” Gobyn pushes his trompe-l’oeil practice further, layering painted collage fragments, strips of tape, splatters, and smears into an image that constantly shifts between illusion and object. References to old and modern master’s surface throughout the work, not as nostalgic quotations, but as interruptions.

Here, nothing is quite what it seems. Even Picasso is destabilized, transformed from original to illusion, a copy of a copy.

Gobyn will present his first solo exhibition at Yossi Milo in March of 2027!

Come see the new works at Booth 302 and follow the link in our bio to discover more about the artist.

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1. Ritsart Gobyn, Untitled (Picasso), 2026, Oil, Acrylic and Spray Paint on Canvas, 40 x 30 cm.


We’re thrilled to debut new paintings by Ritsart Gobyn (Ritsart Gobyn) at this year’s edition of THE ARMORY SHOW (The Ar...
09/25/2026

We’re thrilled to debut new paintings by Ritsart Gobyn (Ritsart Gobyn) at this year’s edition of THE ARMORY SHOW (The Armory Show) 🖌️

In “Untitled (Picasso),” Gobyn pushes his trompe-l’oeil practice further, layering painted collage fragments, strips of tape, splatters, and smears into an image that constantly shifts between illusion and object. References to old and modern master’s surface throughout the work, not as nostalgic quotations, but as interruptions.

Here, nothing is quite what it seems. Even Picasso is destabilized, transformed from original to illusion , a copy of a copy.

Gobyn will present his first solo exhibition at Yossi Milo in March of 2027!

Come see the new works at Booth 302 and follow the link in our bio to discover more about the artist.

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Image:

Ritsart Gobyn, Untitled (Picasso), 2026, Oil, Acrylic, and Spray Paint on Canvas, 40 x 30 cm

Installations by Yonathan Moore (Yonathan Moore) are included in our presentation at THE ARMORY SHOW (The Armory Show), ...
09/25/2026

Installations by Yonathan Moore (Yonathan Moore) are included in our presentation at THE ARMORY SHOW (The Armory Show), open to the public today through Sunday, September 27 at Booth 302. Moore just concluded his first presentation with the gallery, and this will mark his debut at the fair.

The artist’s Flux Metal Drape uses two custom interlocking aluminum extrusions that generate rippling metal surfaces of variable wave frequency, rhythm, and scale. As part of Moore’s VOLUTES series, these works emerged from sustained experimentation, producing a surface that folds back upon itself, allowing light to become embedded within these folds. Moore’s process lends itself to his guiding question: how can a fabrication process become a language that tells narratives through objects?

To see these fabulous works in person, or to learn more about Yonathan Moore, come visit our booth or click the link in our bio.


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5 Wave Column in Polished Finish, 2026, Aluminum, Integrated LED, Polished Ceramic Coating, 24v dimmable LED strips, 2700k (available in additional temperatures), 93 CRI, 800 lumens, 96” tall (with 1/2” spacing)


THE ARMORY SHOW (The Armory Show) is officially underway! Join us at Booth 302 for this year’s edition, opening today wi...
09/24/2026

THE ARMORY SHOW (The Armory Show) is officially underway! Join us at Booth 302 for this year’s edition, opening today with a VIP Preview, and continuing through Sunday, September 27.

We’re thrilled to debut new paintings by Flora Temnouche (Flora Temnouche) 🗽✨

This marks her debut at the fair, and her first presentation with Yossi Milo!

Temnouche is a Berlin-based painter whose intimate interiors emerge from close observation and lived experience. Working from the spaces she inhabits, she turns her attention to familiar details, shifting daylight, worn surfaces, clothing, fruit, open doorways, and the quiet accumulation of personal belongings. Rather than reproducing these spaces exactly, Temnouche uses shifts in color, light, and perspective heighten their emotional charge. Created with gesso, marble dust, and layered paint, her canvases carry a worn, hazy quality that recalls the effects of age. The result is a body of work that feels at once immediate and suspended in time.

To learn more about Flora Temnouche and her dreamy works, come visit us at The Armory Show, or follow the link in our bio.

Image:

Le Pur et l’Impur, 2026, Oil on Canvas, 24” x 29 15/16” (61 x 76 cm)

Yossi Milo is excited to welcome you to the 2026 edition of The Armory Show (The Armory Show), opening tomorrow, Septemb...
09/23/2026

Yossi Milo is excited to welcome you to the 2026 edition of The Armory Show (The Armory Show), opening tomorrow, September 24 with a VIP preview. For our booth this year, we will have new works by Shikeith (Shikeith), including one of two bronze sculptures, “The Ecstatic” (2026).🧑🏾‍🩰

This work continues Shikeith’s exploration of interior life through the figure. Modeled from a trained dancer, the piece treats movement as a language of its own. The arched back, open arms, and upward reach hover between dance and surrender, suggesting a body moving beyond ordinary restraint. Gestures carry the weight here, and the lean of the spine and the angle of the wrist do the work that expression usually does on a face. With his eyes closed, the figure turns inward, keeping part of the experience private. Cast in bronze yet caught in motion, “The Ecstatic” holds the body between weight and lift, as though transformation is happening in real time.

The fair will be open to the public on Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27. To see this stunning new work and to learn more about Shikeith, come see us at Booth 302!


Shikeith, The Ecstatic, 2026, Bronze, 24” Tall (61 cm) 💙🖤


Works from Pieter Hugo’s (PJ Hugo) “Kin” series are included in “Tell Me Where Home Is” at the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg (Ku...
09/22/2026

Works from Pieter Hugo’s (PJ Hugo) “Kin” series are included in “Tell Me Where Home Is” at the Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg (Kunstmuseum Wolfsburg) in Wolfsburg, Germany. The exhibition is on view now through January 17, 2027!

“Tell Me Where Home Is” explores the shifting concept of home, its many meanings, and the potential for different groups to form their own definitions for the term. Pieter Hugo’s explorations of South African individuals, residences, and communities appear alongside an international constellation of artists, covering a diverse range of both artistic mediums and cultural backgrounds.

To learn more about Pieter Hugo and to see his available works, follow the link in our bio!

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Images:

Pieter Hugo, Mimi Afrika, Wheatland Farm, Graaff-Reinet, 2013, Archival Pigment Print.

Pieter Hugo, Loyiso Mayga, Wandise Ngcama, Lunga White, Luyanda Mzantsi, Khungsile Mdolo after their initiation ceremony, Mthatha, South Africa, 2008, Archival Pigment Print.

Pieter Hugo, Shaun Oliver, Cape Town, 2011, Archival Pigment Print.

ON VIEW NOW | Pierre Knop: Le Sacre Du Printemps Pierre Knop’s () third solo exhibition with the gallery, Le Sacre Du Pr...
09/20/2026

ON VIEW NOW | Pierre Knop: Le Sacre Du Printemps

Pierre Knop’s () third solo exhibition with the gallery, Le Sacre Du Printemps, is on view at the gallery through October 17! ⛰️

Familiar yet strange, luminous yet unsettled, Knop’s landscapes move between memory and invention, creating worlds that almost seem recognizable before slipping out of reach.

Knop explains, “My works should evoke both the familiar and the alien, like imagined memories of a past that never truly existed.”

To discover more about these wonderful paintings and Pierre Knop, follow the link in our bio!


The San Diego Museum of Art (The San Diego Museum of Art) has announced Meghann Riepenhoff: Waters of the Americas, on v...
09/18/2026

The San Diego Museum of Art (The San Diego Museum of Art) has announced Meghann Riepenhoff: Waters of the Americas, on view March 6 through September 6, 2027. This will mark Meghann Riepenhoff’s (Meghann Riepenhoff) first solo museum exhibition. 🌊

Bringing together works from her Waters of the Americas series, this presentation traces the environmental conditions shaping bodies of water across the continent and the ways those changes become physically registered within Riepenhoff’s dynamic cyanotypes. Created through direct contact with water, minerals, and biological matter, the works bear the physical imprint of the environments in which they are made, from New York to the West Coast. Within this process, water functions as both subject and collaborator, producing images that record moments in time and place while revealing conditions that may otherwise remain unseen.

Major support for Meghann Riepenhoff: Waters of the Americas is provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.🩵

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Meghann Riepenhoff, Waters of the Americas: Toxic Beach, North of Hunter’s Point Naval Shipyard Superfund Site, San Francisco, CA, 2019, Three Dynamic Cyanotypes, Approximately 42” x 30” (106.5 x 76 cm) each element,
Framed: 46” x 92 5/8” (117 x 235.5 cm).

Yossi Milo is excited to see you next week at THE ARMORY SHOW! 💫Our booth will feature works by Linus Borgo, Markus Brun...
09/17/2026

Yossi Milo is excited to see you next week at THE ARMORY SHOW! 💫

Our booth will feature works by Linus Borgo, Markus Brunetti, Ritsart Gobyn, Pierre Knop, Natia Lemay, Kathrin Linkersdorff, Yonathan Moore, Meghann Riepenhoff, Alison Rossiter, Ibrahim Said, Shikeith, Flora Temnouche, and more!

September 24-27
Booth 302

Linus Borgo, Jordan Dressing, 2026, Oil on Linen, 45 11/16” x 34 3/4” (116 x 88 cm)

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