Exhibitions

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  To Be An Artist Is To Embrace The World In One Kiss

  8 Oct - 24 Nov 2021 Mercedes Matter (1913-2001): Her father, Arthur B. Carles, a pioneering American modernist painter, taught her to paint landscapes in the French countryside when she was 6. As a teenager living in New York, she studied with the influential German expatriate artist Hans Hofmann at the Art Students League. She studied... Read more

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  Catherine Lepp: Swimmers 2007-2021

  10 Sep - 7 Oct 2021 Catherine Lepp's Swimmers series arises from years of observing her children in the water: diving, coasting, surfing-and wiping out. Living for years as Lepp did with her husband Ray and sons Jake and Maxwell in a tiny Lower East Side apartment, the city's pools and beaches were an essential respite... Read more

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  POLLOCK - OROZCO

  27 Aug - 27 Sep 2021 Pollock - Orozco explores the visual dialogue between Jackson Pollock and José Clemente Orozco. I n 1936, Jackson Pollock traveled to Dartmouth College to view José Clemente Orozco’s mural, “The Epic of American Civilization.” These frescoes deeply impacted the young Pollock, as evidenced by the series of drawings and oil... Read more

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  Maurice Sievan

  20 Aug - 9 Sep 2021 An artist of the New York School, whom Clement Greenberg hailed as “one of the best or better painters in this country,” Maurice Sievan became most known for his distinctive landscape works during the 1940s. A close friend of Milton Avery and Mark Rothko, Sievan’s career is the history of... Read more

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  Mark Borghi at Market Art + Design 2021

  12 - 15 Aug 2021 Join us in booth B11 at the 2021 Market Art + Design Fair for a selection of Post-War and Contemporary works by Mary Abbott, Norman Bluhm, Alexander Calder, Ed Clark, Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell, Jose Clemente Orozco, Larry Rivers and Hedda Sterne. Read more

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  Jonathan Harkham: My Beloved Chogokin

  22 Jul - 12 Aug 2021 Mark Borghi in Sag Harbor is pleased to present My Beloved Chogokin, an exhibition of recent works by Jonathan Harkham, on view July 22 - August 4, 2021. At the heart of Jonathan Harkham’s intensely worked and thickly gestural paintings and expressive drawings lie a passion for the experiential mark... Read more

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  John Little: A Survey of Important Works

  2 - 21 Jul 2021 Mark Borghi in Sag Harbor is pleased to present a survey of important works by John Little, on view July 2 - July 21, 2021. John Little (1907-1984) is known for his gestural paintings filled with bold and explosive color that reflect the influences of his teacher, Hans Hofmann, and... Read more

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  Benjamin King: Already There

  11 - 30 Jun 2021 Mark Borghi in Sag Harbor is pleased to present an exhibition of paintings by Benjamin King, on view June 11 - June 30, 2021. Benjamin King’s landscape paintings are born from an improvisational process guided by intuition, in King’s words “like a hunting or tracking; discovering a narrative from trace... Read more

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  Susan Carr: My Language

  7 May - 7 Jun 2021 Mark Borghi in Sag Harbor is pleased to present an exhibition of recent work by Susan Carr, on view May 7 - June 7, 2021. As a lifelong learner, Susan Carr uses archetypes, metaphors, history, naivety and psychological ideas in her work. These motifs act as springboards for further investigation... Read more

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  Gregory Coates: Reconstructed

  2 - 30 Apr 2021 Mark Borghi in Sag Harbor is pleased to present Gregory Coates: Reconstructed, on view April 2 - April 30, 2021. Gregory Coates explores the possibility and nature of unorthodox material by juxtaposing various materials such as steel plates, cardboard, rubber hoses, duct tape, twine, feathers and paint into amalgams of... Read more

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  Clintel Steed: Behind the Hood

  22 Jan - 12 Mar 2021 Mark Borghi in Sag Harbor is pleased to present new works by New York artist Clintel Steed in Behind the Hood, on view from January 22 - March 5, 2021. Clintel Steed’s latest series of work is a response to the postponement of Philip Guston Now, the major retrospective of... Read more

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  The Silence Perpetuates

  A Survey of Important Black Artists 3 - 31 Jul 2020 Mark Borghi is pleased to present its inaugural exhibition in Sag Harbor with a survey of important Black artists. The gallery will donate 10 percent of sales from the exhibition to the United Negro College Fund. Featuring works by: Derrick Adams, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Chakaia Booker, Frank Bowling, Ed Clark, Gregory... Read more

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  Compendium Part III

  A Survey of Post War and Contemporary Art 3 - 31 Jul 2020 Mark Borghi is pleased to present Compendium Part III, a survey of Post War and Contemporary Art, in the Bridgehampton gallery. Compendium Part III provides a survey of major artworks produced during the twentieth century in the Americas and Europe, their theoretical justifications and critical receptions, from Abstract Expressionism to... Read more

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  Chakaia Booker: Art Miami 2019

  3 - 8 Dec 2019 Mark Borghi is pleased to announce exclusive representation of Chakaia Booker with a solo presentation at Art Miami 2019. Chakaia Booker fuses ecological concerns with explorations of globalization, racial, economic, and gender differences by recycling discarded tires into complex abstract sculptures. Booker began to integrate discarded tires, residential, construction, and... Read more

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  Compression

  Andrew Wapinski 21 Mar - 3 May 2019 Mark Borghi is pleased to present, Compression, featuring recent works by the artist Andrew Wapinski. Born in Saint Clair Pennsylvania, Andrew Wapinski is a visual artist whose current practice is rooted in the memories of interacting with the environment of the historic coal mining town in which he grew... Read more

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  Natalie Edgar: Paintings From the Last Decade

  7 Feb - 15 Mar 2019 Mark Borghi is pleased to present works by the artist, Natalie Edgar in the New York gallery. Natalie Edgar’s work grows out of the transformative Abstract Expressionist milieu of which she was a part when, in studios scattered around the Village, unknown artists shifted the focus of the art world... Read more

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  Wang Yigang: Recent works

  8 Nov - 21 Dec 2018 Mark Borghi is pleased to present a solo exhibition, featuring fourteen paintings by the Chinese Abstract Expressionist artist, Wang Yigang. Born in 1961 in Qiqihar, China, Wang Yigang is one of the first generation of Chinese artists influenced by western art. In the 1970s and 80s, China started to build... Read more

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  Voyage

  Liz Doyle 20 Oct - 30 Nov 2018 Mark Borghi is pleased to present Voyage, featuring works by contemporary artist, Liz Doyle, in the Bridgehampton gallery. Hailing from a small island off the coast of County Donegal in the North West of Ireland, the artist notes how the horizon is a constant presence in her life. A... Read more

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  There is Always the Unexpected

  Dieter Peukert 4 Oct - 2 Nov 2018 Mark Borghi in New York is pleased to present, There is Always the Unexpected, featuring works by a multidisciplinary artist from Wiesbaden, Germany, Dieter Peukert. Born in Worms, Germany in 1953, Peukert studied at the Goethe University in Frankfurt concentrating in the Study of Ethnology. He is an alumnus... Read more

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  Summerland

  Alyssa di Edwardo 5 - 28 Sep 2018 Mark Borghi is pleased to present Summerland, featuring works by contemporary Abstract Expressionist artist, Alyssa di Edwardo. A contemporary Abstract Expressionist painter, Alyssa di Edwardo synthesizes landscapes into highly gestural compositions of strength and vulnerability. Her masterful use of color and intuitive palette have earned comparison to Joan Mitchell, Willem... Read more

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  Compendium

  A Survey of the last 75 years of Art History; Abstract Expressionism, Color Field, Minimalism and Pop Art 11 Aug - 3 Sep 2018 Mark Borghi Bridgehampton is pleased to present Compendium, a survey of the last 75 years of Art History; Abstract Expressionism, Color Field, Minimalism and Pop Art. This exhibition provides a survey of major artworks produced during the twentieth century in the Americas and Europe, their theoretical justifications and critical... Read more

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  Lyrics & Form

  Abstraction Expressionism and its Influence on Color Field Painters 1 - 31 Jul 2018 Mark Borghi is pleased to present Lyrics & Form: Abstraction Expressionism and its Influence on Color Field Painters, in the Bridgehampton gallery. As a reaction away from the gestural action painting of Abstract Expressionism, Color Field painting emerged focusing on how artists sought to create an authentic experience of... Read more

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  Michael West: The Black and White Paintings

  5 Apr - 11 May 2018 Mark Borghi is proud to present Michael West: The Black and White Paintings, in the New York gallery. The exhibition will highlight the artist’s signature use of gesture and force demonstrated in her works from the 1950s to the 1970s. As an abstract expressionist, West often used hard edged... Read more

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  InstaSelect

  A Survey of International Artists 22 Feb - 30 Mar 2018 Mark Borghi is pleased to present InstaSelect a curated exhibition from our followers on Instagram. From Berlin to Lebanon, Vancouver to Stockholm and Los Angeles to New York, the exhibition features an international array of artists working in a variety of materials. Both emerging and established artists are showcased challenging... Read more

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  MOVING TARGETS: AMERICAN ART FROM 1918-2012

  1 - 30 Jul 2017 MOVING TARGETS looks anew at relationships, influences, and two-way exchanges between historic and contemporary American Artists. The lines of academic and modernist influence from Europe to the United States can be traced in the field’s early days, by such artists as Stuart Davis and Marsden Hartley. The course that was... Read more

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  MERCEDES MATTER: A Survey: Paintings & Drawings from 1929 to 1998

  6 Apr - 26 May 2017 This is the first solo show of the late artist at Mark Borghi Fine Art. The exhibition is a mini retrospective of the traveling museum show of Mercedes Matter’s estate represented by Mark Borghi, which was on view at Baruch College, New York, NY, Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA, Guild Hall... Read more