Philippe Halaburda

Welcome 2026!

Still mapping tension.
Still building structures that hold emotion, memory, and movement.

This work comes from a place of transition—between stability and rupture, control and release. A reminder that change isn’t always clean, but it can be constructive.

Wishing you a year of clarity, resilience, and curiosity.

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Open studio today!

Come see new abstract paintings on canvas and paper, plus a few process gems that never make it to Instagram.

Weekend-only studio pricing for this event.

Hours: Sat–Sun, 12–6 pm
Where: 24–42 Johnes Street, Newburgh, NY
Studio B

Hope to see you

Bring a friend. Ask questions. Touch nothing… and then maybe buy everything. 😉

Newburgh Open Studios 2025 — doors open, walls fresh.

Come discover new abstract paintings on canvas and paper, plus a few process gems that never make it to Instagram. Weekend-only studio discount pricing on works on paper + canvas.

Hours: Sat–Sun, 12–6 pm
Where: 24–42 Johnes St, Newburgh, NY — Studio B

What to expect: layered cartographies of memory and place, bold color, crisp geometry, and the occasional surprise material. If you’ve followed my psychogeography work, this is the best way to see textures up close and talk process.

Bring a friend. Bring questions. Leave with a piece that actually lives with you.

Details & map: newburghopenstudios.org
DM for a preview or price list.

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Tomorrow!

My solo show « Geometry of Change » opens at The Lockwood Gallery in Kingston, NY.

Opening Reception: Sept 6 | 4–7 PM
On view: Sept 6 – Oct 5

Come celebrate, see the new work, and share the evening!

Hi friends,

Hope to see you there this Saturday!

After a long silence on here, I’m finally sharing one of my numerous new pieces, even if this is one is still in process 🤔.

This painting came from a place of emotional overflow, grief, joy, longing, all at once. I tried to hold those feelings still, to anchor them. But they kept slipping. So I reached for materials that felt immediate, even childlike: acrylic, color yarn, Lego bricks, tape. Nothing precious. Nothing in charge.

The triangle forms clash and hold together, threaded with fragile lines that feel like nerves. The colors, lime, red, pink, breathe against raw canvas and muddy tones. They argue with each other, like the part of me that wants control, and the part that needs release.

This is an emotional map. Not of a place, but of a state of mind that shifts and resists. A place that maybe never existed, except in memory.

Each layer is a trace. A reconstruction. A palimpsest of experience.

Slides 6 & 8, the yarn lines nod to Fred Sandback’s spatial tensions, but here they hold emotion more than architecture, delicate, breaking, defiant.

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Join me to celebrate of the « Pater » exhibition this Saturday, June 29, from 5-8 PM at ADS Gallery, Newburgh, NY!

There will be 🎨 + 🕺 + 🎶

Come and immerse yourself in the final moments of this thought-provoking exhibit. Enjoy a captivating dance performance by Jonathan Matthews-Guzmán and the vibrant tunes of live music by Minor Characters featuring Tony Cenicola, Carter Thornton, and Matt Mottel..

This special event marks the closing of « Pater, » offering a last chance to experience the compelling artworks and themes explored.

The evening will be alive with dance and music, creating the perfect atmosphere to appreciate the art and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

I can’t wait to see you there! 🖼️✨

Thank you to everyone who came to the opening of my solo show "Pater" last Saturday!

It was wonderful to see so many friendly faces and share my latest work with you.

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For those who couldn't make it, here's a glimpse of one of my newest mixed media artworks on canvas.

Swipe through to see how yarn, paint, and tape come together to create unique textures and layers.

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Getting ready to install the coming show “Pater”

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Little preview of some artworks that will be shown for this coming solo show, « Pater, » at ADS-DSA Gallery in Newburgh, NY.

This show is a personal journey for me. It features a selection of my recent artworks that delve into the themes of fatherhood and the profound journey of paternity.

Please join me and my family for the opening party on Saturday, June 8, from 5 to 8 pm.

The exhibition will be on view until June 29, and you can schedule visits by appointment by calling me at 917-353-2064. I will be there every Saturday of the month from 2 to 6 p.m. every Saturday.

I look forward to sharing this unique collection with you and celebrating the beautiful complexities of fatherhood through art.