Perry Lawson Fine Art

Perry Lawson Fine Art Established in 2023, we’re a Nyack, NY-based contemporary art gallery showcasing diverse artists’ works.

In addition to a vibrant exhibition program, we offer a range of services aimed at assisting clients in acquiring and caring for their artwork.

06/12/2026

Come see Remaking the Landscape, for the last weekend of the exhibition before it closes on Sunday, June 14.

Artwork by Christine LaFuente

Details:
Reeds and Rocks along the Shore
Oil on linen
12 x 18 in
Available for purchase through Perry Lawson Fine Art

Christine Lafuente has long been drawn to the water’s edge, where the surface below reflects both the distant horizon and the sky overhead. During the summer, she paints en plein air along the rocky coast of Maine, working through shifting weather, tides, fog, and brilliant sunlight. Shadows, dust, fog, mist, and extreme sunlight provide aesthetic phenomena that both create and destroy form. The resulting paintings hover between representation and abstraction, grounded in observation, yet shaped by the instability of what is seen. Lafuente holds a Certificate in Painting and Printmaking from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, where she was awarded the Louis S. Ware Memorial Scholarship for European Travel, and an MFA from Brooklyn College. Her achievements include a major exhibition through the Fleisher Challenge Competition and a 2023 grant from the Schaevitz Foundation. She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Christine Lafuente

06/12/2026

Featured in Remaking the Landscape is Inner River by artist CR Laul. This is the last weekend to see the exhibition! Visit us this Friday-Sunday, 12-5pm.

Artwork Details:
Inner River
Acrylic and graphite on wood panel
Framed Size: 11 x 11 in

Available for purchase through Perry Lawson Fine Art

CR. Laul Studio

CR Laul’s practice is rooted in process, a way of recording a moment in time, a mood, a shifting emotional landscape. Each work functions as a kind of visual diary, shaped by lived experience, relationships, and reflection. While earlier paintings carried a certain intensity, recent series have grown more patient and meditative, drawing deeply from nature. Land, sea, sky, and horizon are distilled and reimagined through color and line, reduced to essential elements and then amplified. Geometry, balance, disorder, and color form a rich toolkit, while spontaneity and chance remain vital collaborators. Influenced by architecture and graphic design, his work balances structure with intuition. Largely self-educated, Laul has relied on dialogue with peers in the design world to sharpen his investigations. He lives and works in northern New Jersey.

06/11/2026

On view in Remaking the Landscape:

Night Gathering by Maxine Davidowitz
Acrylic on wood panel
36 x 36 x 1.5 in

Available for purchase through Perry Lawson Fine Art

“My work is an intuitive and abstract response to the natural world, with a subtext of environmental concerns. My goal is to create imagery with mood, ambiguity and richness, and to capture the feeling of awe that my surroundings inspire. I aim to balance—with an eye developed over my decades as a designer—opposing forces: smooth vs textured surfaces, flat vs dimensional space, hard straight edges vs. organic shapes, neutral vs. vibrant hues, light vs. deep values, transparency vs. opacity. I use a wide variety of tools to mine as many delicious possibilities of the effect of paint on the surface. The works are usually layered, scraped back, and layered again as I find the composition with a combination of intention and accident, control and chaos. My practice includes printmaking—monotypes mostly—which offer a way to explore further ideas for paintings, and collages made from recombining monotypes or painted papers. My involvement in the vibrant art community of Woodstock and the Hudson Valley has included serving as Chair of the board of WAAM, The Woodstock Artists Association and Museum, (now as Emeritus), which feeds my practice as well as my soul.”

Maxine Davidowitz

06/11/2026

This is the last weekend to see Remaking the Landscape, on view through Sunday, June 14.

Artwork details:
Local Color #8, Thomas Cole
Acrylic on paper print mounted wooden panel
24 x 36 in
Stanford Kay

Stanford Kay reverse engineers Hudson River School paintings using acrylic on art posters mounted to wooden panels in his series Local Color. The series reflects his ongoing fascination with painting—its history, techniques, and its deep connection to the Hudson River Valley. Kay’s formal art education began with a scholarship to the Brooklyn Museum Art School and continued at the Pratt Institute (BFA). He was also a Fellow in the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program (ISP) and received grants from the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) for painting and the Puffin Foundation and the Gunk Foundation for a public art installation in Manhattan’s Union Square. He has shown his paintings both nationally and abroad. He lives and works in Nyack, NY.

06/09/2026

Anthony Campbell’s paintings emerge from the intersection of technology, design, and construction. Drawing on decades teaching digital photography and graphic design, he distills landscapes into essential shapes and a limited palette. Each composition is first developed digitally, then transferred by hand onto wood panels. Painted forms alternate with areas of stained wood grain, creating a dynamic tension between exposed material and opaque color. Campbell earned a B.S. in Studio Art from New York University, studied Industrial Design at Pratt Institute, and received his Art Education Certificate from the School of Visual Arts before completing his MFA in Painting and Drawing at the New York Academy of Art in 2002. He has exhibited throughout the New York region and lives and works in Nyack, NY.

Artwork details:
River Hook Sunrise
Latex house paint on panel
18 x 40 in

On view in the Courtyard are three new editions to our sculpture garden!“Brickhead XYXX” by James TylerCeramic 80 in. “T...
06/01/2026

On view in the Courtyard are three new editions to our sculpture garden!

“Brickhead XYXX” by James Tyler
Ceramic
80 in.


“Tres” by Miguel Horn
Bronze & iron
86 x 41 x 31 in.


“Standing Figure” by Jerry Atkins
Bronze
60 x 12 in.


Stay tuned for an announcement of a reception soon!

Join us for the opening reception of The Next Gesture: A Chris Soria / Misha Tyutyunik Collaboration, on Saturday, June ...
05/22/2026

Join us for the opening reception of The Next Gesture: A Chris Soria / Misha Tyutyunik Collaboration, on Saturday, June 27, from 3-5pm.

This exhibition features a series of paintings jointly created by Soria and Tyutyunik, New York artists and muralists who have been collaborating for over a decade. Their collaboration merges two distinct voices into a unified expression, prioritizing their shared visual language over individual contributions.


05/14/2026

Artist CR Laul discusses the inspiration and thought process behind his series of work featuring the Palisades on the Hudson River.

Laul’s work is included in Remaking the Landscape, on view through June 14.

Artwork details:
“Towers”
Acrylic polymer on canvas
21 x 17 in

05/09/2026

Artist Anthony Campbell describes how his background in both art education and construction influence the materials used in his paintings. Come see Campbell’s work on view in Remaking the Landscape.

Artwork details:
“Night Snowshoe”
Latex paint on panel
38 x 24 in.

Join us for the final weekend to see Caleb Weintraub: Both Sides of the Mirror, on view in the Studio through Sunday, Ma...
05/07/2026

Join us for the final weekend to see Caleb Weintraub: Both Sides of the Mirror, on view in the Studio through Sunday, May 10.

Thank you to all who visited this show and of course to for sharing your vibrant and imaginative paintings with us!

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