Grace DeGennaro
The Geometry of Time
A meditative exploration of geometry, pattern, spiritual symbolism, and natural mathematical sequences. Through meticulous compositions and a slow, intentional process, DeGennaro invites viewers into stillness and contemplation.
Artists share their process and ideas to help you see in new ways in our exclusive artwork, exhibitions and stories.
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Joseph Minek's unconventional, camera-less practice upends traditional photochemical processes, creating vibrant compositions that provoke a conversation about the very nature of photography.
Sophy Naess's botanical paintings, prints, and weavings capture the restless vitality of fleeting subjects, balancing spontaneity with formal precision. Moving fluidly across mediums, Naess explores the tension between immediacy and structure, celebrating the ephemeral beauty of life as it unfolds and fades.
Friday Films
Stephen Hendee recounts decades of his architecturally ambitious installations that immerse a viewer in light, color, and darkness. Inspired by digital culture and dystopian futures past and present, Hendee explores the intersection of virtual and real-world experience.
Step into the darkroom with Joseph Minek and witness his experimental, camera-less process transform light-sensitive materials into abstract fields of electric color. His unconventional practice pushes the material limits of photography, inviting us to reconsider what defines the medium.
Watch Sophy Naess bring a floral painting to life and discuss how weaving has transformed her improvisational approach to composition and form. In her studio, Naess navigates the tension between immediacy and structure, capturing the fleeting beauty of life as it unfolds and inevitably fades away.
Sophy Naess reflects on The Bathers at Palisades Park (King Spa), her sweeping mural on silk that incorporates art historical references into a rendition of a Korean spa. Reworking the bather motif through a feminist lens, she layers bold hues into a scene where leisure, labor, and art intersect.
In this intimate conversation, Sophy Naess reflects on the quiet power of inherited craft, the politics of material, and how accidents at the loom became the start of something lasting.
Slow down. Look closer. Feel more.
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Introducing Pitchables
In her first collected presentation of the category-defying Pitchables series, Fabienne Lasserre blurs the line between painting and sculpture, body and space, color and form. Departing from her iconic large-scale work, she crafts intimate, tactile objects from scrap wood, wire, dyed fabric, and layered paint.
These flexible forms—with their loops, strong colors, and patchwork skins—evoke imperfect shelters, reimagining abstraction as a space for bodies, emotion, and inclusion.
Grace DeGennaro
Grace DeGennaro's meditative paintings and works on paper feature luminous grounds, translucent forms, and meticulous geometric lattices. Transforming ancient symbols from Eastern and Western traditions into contemporary visual language, DeGennaro invites viewers to experience stillness.
Stephen Hendee
Stephen Hendee explores virtual and physical architectures with a distinctive and luminous material vocabulary. Alluding to early internet aesthetics, climate change, and dystopian futures, Hendee offers a prescient meditation on our accelerating digital embrace.
Introducing Encounters
Grace Hager’s vivid, emotionally charged works hover between reality and reverie, offering a portal into nature’s quiet intensity. Through ceramic sculptures and paintings, she translates fleeting encounters—like firelight or a passing animal—into expressively heightened, contemplative forms.
With color as a guiding force, Hager's creations feel both personal and elemental—where memory, metaphor, and feeling converge.
The Bathers at Palisades Park (King Spa)
For her exhibition The Bathers at Palisades Park (King Spa), Sophy Naess presents a monumental mural on silk that re-imagines the classical bather motif into a rendition of a Korean spa.
Reworking the art historical bather motif through a feminist lens, she layers bold hues into a scene where leisure, labor, and art intersect.
Final Warning
Since the birth of the internet, Stephen Hendee has considered the consequences of our digital embrace. Drawing from virtual and physical spaces for his unique aesthetic language, Hendee envisions dark futures.
Prints and Multiples
From Dürer’s woodcuts to Warhol’s silkscreens, printmaking has democratized art for centuries.
Friday Arts continues this tradition, partnering with artists to create limited edition works on paper that offer collectors exceptional, accessible work.
