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Davariz Broaden
Memory & FigurationDavariz Broaden’s (b. 1999) paintings distill a soft essence and highlight the importance of love and beauty within the Black community, as well as nostalgic events in the Black experience. Broaden’s flourishing craft pursues the rich tradition of figurative painting, while the warm energy exuded throughout his work manifests itself onto the viewer with ease. -
Jason Hallman
ExcavationsJason Hallman is a self-made global artist who draws from personal history, nature, architecture, and design. Each excavated art piece is made by layering twelve individual paintings with motivation, intention, patience, joy, freedom, and love, then carving into the layers to reveal a new work of art. Each layer is a unique ecstatic act, sealed in time by its successor. -
Jeremy Booth
Western MinimalismKentucky-based artist Jeremy Booth boldly captures the essence of the Wild West with daring minimalism in his art. Focused primarily on iconic cowboys and Western landscapes, his work embodies the spirit of resilience and adventure inherent in the Wild West. -
Pepi Erdbories
Love LettersPepi Erdbories Love Letter series merges the timelessness of sculpture with the nostalgia of handwritten correspondence. Each sculpture in the Love Letter series is hand-sculpted from clay, embodying permanence and emotional depth. merges the timelessness of sculpture with the nostalgia of handwritten correspondence. The Love Letter series reimagines the power of handwritten notes in a digital age. Each piece is a poetic testament to the enduring beauty of human connection, offering a timeless reminder of the emotions that shape our lives.
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Austyn Taylor
Austyn Taylor (1984) is a nomadic sculptor, traveling and lecturing regularly around the world. Taylor’s sculptures illustrate the absurdist humor one has when trying to hold both “realism” and “optimism” as one’s values. -
Yusuke Toda
Yusuke Toda (b. 1991), is a Japanese artist and painter renowned for his captivating paintings that bridge the realms of contemporary art, Japanese culture, and pop art. At the core of his artistic universe is the black-and-white character named YUM, brought to life through Toda's masterful brushwork. -
Hedy Yang
Hedy Yang (b. 1996) is a first generation Chinese-American ceramic artist based in Detroit, Michigan, whose work derives from her desire to create meaningful, handcrafted objects with an emphasis on detail and quality inspired by her life. -
Paul Kuntze
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HelloMarine
HelloMarine is a French printmaker and painter, a self-confessed lover and color and pattern, living in Brighton, UK. With a striking simplicity and well curated colour palette, her work is both bold and memorable. The unashamedly retro feel and satisfying economy of lines in her pieces make for a strong visual statement. Within her art practice Marine mainly redefines the idea of the "still life", offering an alternative and modern approach while blending figuration and abstraction. -
Jason Hallman
Jason Hallman explores the inward journey of finding a home in oneself and experimenting with diverse forms, materials, and methods to excavate deeper hidden meaning. His excavated paintings is made by layering twelve individual paintings with motivation, intention, patience, joy, freedom, and love, then carving into the layers to reveal a new work of art. Each layer is a unique ecstatic act, sealed in time by its successor. -
Davariz Broaden
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Cevin Parker
Cevin Parker is an abstract artist and painter based in Berlin. In his works, he utilizes color emotionally, as an ever-evolving source of inspiration. As such, he reflects on himself and his surroundings, inspired by concepts, an impulsive vision, or an unexpected muse. His paintings embrace quirky notions of abstraction and draw on the American Color Field painters of the 1950s and 1960s. Some fundamental ideas of Gerhard Richter can also be sporadically recognized in his works.
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Sage Barnes
Sage Barnes (American, b. 1995) is an American contemporary painter whose work is characterized by urban street-art inspired portraits and still life paintings. Common motifs within his work include smiley faces, balloons, flowers, splattered paint, or colorful pixels. Sage works primarily with acrylic and spray paint on canvas and experiments with different mixed media elements such as artificial flowers, stucco and foam. -
Paul Kuntze
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Adam Handler
Adam Handler (b. 1986) is an American contemporary artist and painter. creates dynamic works that express naive chaos through themes of loneliness, imagination, solitude and connection. Using acrylic paint, oil stick, pencil, and markers, Handler’s child-like and passionate drawing technique produces distinctive outlined characters which almost appear flat, with little to no depth of field. -
Rachel English
Rachel English is an American contemporary artist and painter known for her vivid, hyper-realistic cloudscapes. Through concentration on the skies—celestial, stormy, and strange—Rachel English’s work embodies a perennial urge to gaze upward and grapple with ideas of existential meaning.
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Square One Gallery announces: Davariz Broaden's "Home Cooking"
Opening March 14th at Square One Gallery Feb 17, 2025Square One Gallery is pleased to invite you to announce dual opening receptions of artist Jeremy Booth's solo exhibition "Sweat & Blood", and artist Brock DeBoer's solo exhibition "No Bull". Both exhibitions open at Square One Gallery Friday February 7th from 6-9pm, and will be on view from February 7th - March 7th, 2025 -
"Sweat & Blood" & "No Bull" open at Square One Gallery
Dual exhibitions by Jeremy Booth & Brock DeBoerSquare One Gallery opened it's doors this past Friday, February 7th, for the dual opening receptions of "Sweat & Blood" - a solo exhibition by artist Jeremy Booth, & "No Bull", a solo exhibition by artist Brock DeBoer. -
Square One Gallery announces: Jeremy Booth & Brock DeBoer solo exhibitions
Opening February 7th at Square One Gallery Jan 20, 2025Square One Gallery is pleased to invite you to announce dual opening receptions of artist Jeremy Booth's solo exhibition "Sweat & Blood", and artist Brock DeBoer's solo exhibition "No Bull". Both exhibitions open at Square One Gallery Friday February 7th from 6-9pm, and will be on view from February 7th - March 7th, 2025 -
Winter Things to Do in St. Louis, MO: 5 Activities to Embrace the Chilly Season
The CWE is the perfect place to visit in the winter for a boutique experience Jan 8, 2025Winter in St. Louis is a season of contrasts, with frosty mornings transitioning into cozy afternoons and lively gatherings. From exploring charming neighborhoods to immersing yourself in festive events and... -
"Eagle King" & "Employee Of The Month" open at Square One Gallery
Dual exhibitions by Adam Handler & Sage BarnesSquare One Gallery opened it's doors this past Friday, December 13th, for the dual opening receptions of "Eagle King" - a solo exhibition by artist Adam Handler, & "Employee Of The Month", an installation and exhibition by artist Sage Barnes. -
SCOPE International Art Fair Miami Beach
Square One Gallery presents a solo presentation with artist Lisa AshinoffSquare One Gallery participated in it's first international with a solo presentation by Lisa Ashinoff at SCOPE International Art Fair's 2024 edition on Miami Beach from December 3rd - 8th. -
Square One Gallery announces: Adam Handler "Eagle King" solo exhibition
Opening December 13th at Square One GallerySquare One Gallery is pleased to present "Eagle King", a solo exhibition by contemporary artist and painter Adam Handler. His recognizable characters such as bats, ghosts, and wide-eyed girls embody innocence and adolescent energy that connect viewers to a feeling of warm nostalgia, or even a sense-memory from days long ago. -
In Conversation: Jeremy Prim
Subtleties of the seaEmotive, rather than purely representational, Jeremy Prim’s oil paintings are inspired by the Pacific coastline. Known for his evocative minimalist seascapes, the impetus for Prim’s work derives from the beauty... -
In Conversation: Rachel English
How We Imagine HeavenBorn and raised under Texas skies, artist Rachel English known for her vivid, hyper-realistic cloudscapes that challenge her audience to gaze upward and untether themselves from their known reality. Square One Gallery got the chance to take a look behind the curtain and speak to English about her studio practice and inspirations that go into creating her heavenly artworks. -
Dan Alva & Kenny Scharf open at Square One Gallery
"Something Out of Nothing" & "Woodz 'N Thingz" Oct 18, 2024Square One Gallery opened it's doors this past Friday, October 18th, for the dual opening receptions of "Something Out of Nothing" - a solo exhibition by contemporary artist Dan Alva, & "Woodz 'N Thingz", a print edition portfolio presentation from artist Kenny Scharf in partnership with Lococo Fine Art Publisher.
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