Bortolami
gallery · TriBeCa
Quiet TriBeCa flagship. Mid-career artists at consistent quality.
On view
Post-abstractionBarbara Kasten's light-based photography, sculpture, and installation work exploring abstraction, geometry, and the relationships between object, space, and color.
Vian Sora: OuterworldsVian Sora's abstract paintings channel the chaos of war, displacement, and Iraq's landscapes through densely layered oil and acrylic.
ClockworkSable Elyse Smith examines systems of power through sculpture, video, neon, and works on paper, tracing how they operate as hidden psychological and cultural infrastructure.
When sky merges with EarthTran Luong's paintings, performances, and installations exploring landscape, water, and Vietnamese history through abstraction and narrative cycles.
Drawings and PaintingsCaitlin Keogh's colored-pencil rose drawings and grid-based Matrix paintings exploring labor, visibility, and matrixial space through historical postcards and layered gazes.
ALLONSDaniel Buren and 40+ artists from the museum's collection explore contemporaneity—ecological, political, and poetic—through works seeking new horizons for shared future spaces.
Artist Commission: Seung Ah PaikSeung Ah Paik's commissioned work at Rubell Museum explores landscape and abstraction.
The Equator Has MovedRenée Green's multidisciplinary practice juxtaposes archival, documentary, and literary fragments to probe unstable boundaries between fact and fiction, public recollection and personal memory.