Jan Serr, STILL LIFE FROM YESTERDAY’S FLOWERS II (SERIES), oil on linen, 40 x 30 in.
Intimate Interiors
Tory Folliard Gallery in Milwaukee is hosting a new solo show for Wisconsin-based artist Jan Serr, bringing together a range of paintings that span the artist’s acclaimed career, including her expressive floral still lifes. Known for her vibrant use of color, expressive brushwork and wide range of subject matter, Serr is an award-winning artist with works in public and private collections in the United States and Canada. Intimate Interiors will be on view at the gallery from June 6 to July 11. An artist’s reception takes place opening day, Saturday, June 6, from 1 to 3 p.m.+++
Tere Lojero, Berlin’s Dome, watercolor, 30 x 22 in. Courtesy Northwest Watercolor Society, Seattle, WA.
NWWS Online Exhibition
The Northwest Watercolor Society’s Annual Waterworks Online Membership Exhibition will feature 75 juried artworks by NWWS members across 39 states and 10 countries working in watercolor, acrylic, gouache and mixed media. Juror Michael Solovyev will select the top 75 paintings out of a massive 500 submissions. “It’s truly impressive how many talented artists are working in such diverse techniques and how differently they each perceive the world,” says Solovyev. The award reception will offer the following: first place is a cash award of $1,000, second $750 and third is $500. In addition, a new prize of $500 has been added by Jesse and Liz Walker (Liz is a NWWS signature member with Gold Medal Fellowship status). Works will remain on view online through June 13. For more information visit www.nwws.org.
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Kohei Yamada, Ciao! Manhattan (Empire), 2026, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 12½ in. Courtesy GR Gallery.
Kohei Yamada show
On view through June 14 is the exhibition My Screen Tests at GR Gallery, featuring the artwork of Kohei Yamada. Marking the Osaka-born artist’s debut exhibition in New York, My Screen Tests invites visitors into Yamada’s vibrant world with new works on canvas as well as preparatory sketches. GR Gallery notes, “The series in this exhibition is strongly inspired by New York City’s most iconic art scene, with a specific focus on Andy Warhol and the Silver Factory…Yamada develops paintings that weave together fragments of art history, Japanese visual culture and contemporary imagery into meticulously constructed compositions. His recurring figures act as vessels through which layered references—ranging from classical European painting to pop iconography—are reassembled and recontextualized. Through a highly detailed and deliberate technique, he creates surfaces that feel both historical and immediate. The resulting images exist in a suspended, temporal space, where past and present collapse into one another.”
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Cavalier Galleries’ location in Nantucket, Massachusetts.
Cavalier Galleries marks 40 years
This year, Cavalier Galleries, with locations in New York City, Greenwich, Nantucket and Palm Beach, will celebrate 40 years in the fine art business. The gallery showcases traditional and representational artwork as well as modern and contemporary works from local and international artists, including Milton Avery, Mary Cassatt, William Merritt Chase, Max Ferguson, David Henry, Elizabeth Higgins, Joseph McGurl, John Stobart, Li Xiao, Andrew Wyeth and many more. —
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