The Spaceless Gallery

Olga Sabko’s sculpture at home in Las Vegas.

Designed by Rôck&Villa | Stefan Relic & Paulo Valcic for Jason Strauss, the residence brings together contemporary art and craftsmanship in the Nevada desert through a European lens.

Featured in Architectural Digest España

Photo: Ori Harpaz

Kristen Giorgi at Veronese, now on view in Paris alongside ORSO, the new collection of lighting imagined by charlotte biltgen.

Veronese | Paris 1931
𝐊𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐧 𝐆𝐢𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐢
Photo: Nicolas Anetson

aurèce vettier’s pietra dura works, presented last week in collaboration with Galerie Vallois.

Rooted in the Florentine tradition of hardstone marquetry, these pietra dura works are composed of precisely cut and assembled stones, the artist using their natural colors and veining to form landscapes, foliage, and angelic figures.

aurèce vettier
Galerie GPN Vallois
Photo: Q •ᴗ•

Another view of our presentation at Bergdorf Goodman

Limewashed walls in Plateau by Color Atelier Paint & Plaster frame a curation of painting, sculpture, photography, and design exploring memory, nature, and nostalgia.

On view on the seventh floor through mid-October.

Photo: Mishin

A look inside our current exhibition at Bergdorf Goodman.

Bringing together 21 artists across generations and mediums, the exhibition explores memory, nature, and nostalgia. The selection is united by a shared sense of intimacy and warmth, with each artist approaching these themes through their own perspective and creative approach.

On view Bergdorf Goodman
7th floor

We’re pleased to welcome Gaspard Fleury-Dugy as one of the newest artists to join the Spaceless Gallery.

Fleury-Dugy’s Soft Objects are created through a process of digital knitting, transforming textile into three-dimensional sculptural forms through pattern, tension, and repetition. Drawing on his experience across fashion, craft, and performance, Fleury-Dugy approaches textile as a sculptural medium, creating forms that feel animated and tactile.

On view now Bergdorf Goodman
7th floor

Our curation at Monde Singulier, featuring a work by Quentin Derouet in their newly curated apartment on Rue de Rivoli.

Derouet’s work takes its place among Monde Singulier’s collection of exceptional furniture, lighting, and collectible design, as part of a presentation bringing together art and design within the intimacy of the Parisian apartment.

The presentation also features works by Elisa Bo, Jean-Baptiste Lenglet, Zhu Ohmu, Olga Sabko, and Aleksandra Szewczuk.

Monde Singulier
By appointment only.

Photo: Victoria Huisman

Introducing Carolyn Misterek to the Spaceless Gallery.

Based in Washington, D.C., Carolyn Misterek works primarily in oil, often drawing her inspiration from gardens and their cycles of blooming, fading, and returning. Through painting, she seeks to give permanence to something fleeting, preserving what might otherwise be felt and forgotten.

On view now Bergdorf Goodman
7th floor

Lara Porzak at Casa Tua Aspen.

Photographs spanning landscapes, flora, and fauna, the works on view capture the artists fleeting encounters with nature and preserve them as atmospheric, timeless artworks.

On view this summer at Casa Tua Aspen

A look back at Humans since 1982 at Intersect Aspen.

At the intersection of art and technology, Humans since 1982 transforms the clock into mesmerizing choreographies that give form to the passage of time.

Photo: Blake Gordon