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We’re pleased to share “Beyond Boundaries: Wexler Gallery—Twenty-Five Years of Shaping Contemporary Collectible Design”,...
10/16/2026

We’re pleased to share “Beyond Boundaries: Wexler Gallery—Twenty-Five Years of Shaping Contemporary Collectible Design”, a new feature by Benjamin Genocchio for Incollect. The article looks back at the gallery’s evolution over the past 25 years, highlighting our commitment to artists and designers working at the intersection of fine art, craft, and collectible design. Thank you to Benjamin and the Incollect team for this thoughtful look at our history and the artists who continue to shape our program.

“Nick Missel: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear”, is now officially open. The Philadelphia-based artist’s fi...
10/13/2026

“Nick Missel: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear”, is now officially open. The Philadelphia-based artist’s first solo exhibition with Wexler Gallery brings together aluminum-and-resin paintings with sculptural furniture from Missel’s “REM” and “Alumation” collections, the exhibition transforms radiators, scrap metal, foam, and other utilitarian materials into distorted new forms that retain traces of their original histories and functions.

On view October 9–December 23, 2026.

10/07/2026

Join us this Friday, October 9, from 6–8 PM for the opening reception of “Nick Missel: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear”, the Philadelphia-based artist’s first solo exhibition with Wexler Gallery.

Bringing together aluminum-and-resin paintings with sculptural furniture from Missel’s “REM” and “Alumation” collections, the exhibition transforms radiators, scrap metal, foam, and other utilitarian materials into distorted new forms that retain traces of their original histories and functions.

The reception is presented in conjunction with DesignPhiladelphia.

Opening Reception
Friday, October 9 | 6–8 PM
Wexler Gallery
1811 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia
On view October 9–December 23, 2026.

10/04/2026

This December, Francesco Maria Messina’s Sipario Cabinet makes its debut with Wexler Gallery at Design Miami. Inspired by the theater, Sipario features sculptural metal panels that slide like stage curtains to reveal a refined bar cabinet within. Its folded, fabric-like surface brings softness and movement to the architectural form, transforming the act of opening the cabinet into a small performance. We look forward to presenting this striking new work in Miami this December.

Wexler Gallery is pleased to present “Nick Missel: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear”, the Philadelphia-base...
09/30/2026

Wexler Gallery is pleased to present “Nick Missel: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear”, the Philadelphia-based artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, on view October 9–December 23, 2026.

Bringing together a new series of aluminum-and-resin paintings alongside sculptural furniture from his “REM” and “Alumation” collections, the exhibition explores the instability of perception and the overlooked materials and objects that structure everyday life.

Using radiators, scrap metal, egg crate foam, and other utilitarian materials as a form of “cultural archaeology,” Missel cuts, compresses, distorts, and rebuilds familiar forms until they take on new identities while still carrying traces of their original histories and functions.

Join us for the opening reception on October 9 from 6–8 PM at Wexler Gallery, 1811 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia. The reception is presented in conjunction with DesignPhiladelphia , offering an opportunity to see the exhibition and celebrate Missel’s new body of work in person.

Wexler Gallery is pleased to present “Nick Missel: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear”, the Philadelphia-base...
09/30/2026

Wexler Gallery is pleased to present “Nick Missel: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear”, the Philadelphia-based artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, on view October 9–December 23, 2026.

Bringing together a new series of aluminum-and-resin paintings alongside sculptural furniture from his “REM” and “Alumation” collections, the exhibition explores the instability of perception and the overlooked materials and objects that structure everyday life.

Using radiators, scrap metal, egg crate foam, and other utilitarian materials as a form of “cultural archaeology,” Missel cuts, compresses, distorts, and rebuilds familiar forms until they take on new identities while still carrying traces of their original histories and functions.

Join us for the opening reception on October 9 from 6–8 PM at Wexler Gallery, 1811 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia. The reception is presented in conjunction with DesignPhiladelphia, offering an opportunity to see the exhibition and celebrate Missel’s new body of work in person.

Nick Missel

Cimone Berman’s work creates a reflective focal point in this refined dining room by Philadelphia design firm SHOPHOUSE ...
09/25/2026

Cimone Berman’s work creates a reflective focal point in this refined dining room by Philadelphia design firm SHOPHOUSE . Echoing the room’s lyrical, nature-inspired chandelier, Berman transforms clear glass into an ethereal portal, surrounding her celebrated antique silver motif with a striking acid-green aura. Known for her painterly approach to glass, Berman creates works that hover between object, image, and atmosphere—shifting with light, reflection, and their surroundings.

Now on view at Wexler Gallery at 200 Lex in New York: Jillian Mayer’s Jolly Rancher Chandelier, a luminous sculptural wo...
09/21/2026

Now on view at Wexler Gallery at 200 Lex in New York: Jillian Mayer’s Jolly Rancher Chandelier, a luminous sculptural work created from hundreds of cascading fragments of fused glass. A multidisciplinary artist known for moving fluidly across conceptual art practices, Mayer now ventures into the world of collectible design, bringing her distinctive visual language and conceptual rigor to functional objects for the first time. Suspended in overlapping layers, Jolly Rancher transforms individually fused glass elements into a shifting composition of light, color, and texture—at once exuberant, tactile, and highly refined. The chandelier is on view now at our New York gallery at 200 Lexington Avenue and is also available for custom commissions.

Join us this Saturday, September 19, from 2–4 PM at Wexler Gallery in Philadelphia for a reception celebrating Danny Bal...
09/17/2026

Join us this Saturday, September 19, from 2–4 PM at Wexler Gallery in Philadelphia for a reception celebrating Danny Balgley: Pentimento.

Come see the exhibition, meet the artist, and spend an afternoon with Danny’s newest paintings and works on paper.

Pentimento remains on view through October 2, 2026.

Wexler Gallery
1811 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia, PA

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1811 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
19025

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm

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