R. J. Kern – The Unchosen Ones features a selection of photographs from the series of the same name, presented in archival pigment prints, tintypes and toned silver gelatin prints.

On view May 21 through July 2, 2022

Austin Nash – Variable Edition features a selection of unique screen prints by Austin Nash created in 2022.

On view April 9 through May 14, 2022.

Our Winter Exhibition showcases a variety of prints, drawings, paintings and sculpture by Robert Mapplethorpe, Sonja Peterson, Alex Katz, Clarence Morgan, HOTTEA, Fritz Scholder, Anne Labovitz, Harry Bertoia, Annie Hejny, Pamela Carberry, Ellsworth Kelly, Tomás Sánchez, R. J. Kern, Luisa Fda. Garcia Gomez, David Rathman, Isa Gagarin, Rico Gatson, Jim Dine, Alyssa Baguss, Paul Winstanley, Teo Nguyen, Joe Goode, and more!

On view January 29th through March 26th, 2022

Clarence Morgan – Linear Fictions features a selection of drawings by Clarence Morgan created in 2020.

Exhibition on view October 23rd through November 27th, 2021

Petrichor is curated by Luisa Fda. Garcia-Gomez and features work by herself along with Clara Ramirez-Katz (France), Powerpaola (Argentina), and Alexandra Arango (France).

Exhibition on view September 17th through October 16th, 2021

Ellen Richman’s solo exhibition, A Painted Language, features new paintings in Richman’s bright minimalist style.

Exhibition on view July 24th through September 3rd, 2021

The paintings in Iris Scott’s solo exhibition, Shakin’ Off the Blues, opening at Burnet Fine Art & Advisory on June 5th, showcase Scott’s well-known style of finger painting through her depiction of expressive and playful shaking dogs. A shaking dog is the symbol of play, the symbol of summer, the symbol of pleasure.

The exhibition is a collaboration between Burnet Fine Art and Filo Sofi Arts, Cranford, NJ and New York, NY.

Exhibition on view June 5th through July 17th, 2021

The paintings in Teo Nguyen’s exhibition, Eclogue, opening at Burnet Fine Art & Advisory on April 10th, exhibit Nguyen’s continued exploration of landscapes of the Mid-West. Eclogue, defined as a short poem- especially a pastoral dialogue, highlights Nguyen’s precise, perceptive, and inspired depiction of these vast yet intimate landscapes.

Eclogue - New Works by Teo Nguyen is on view April 10 through May 22, 2021

Prints, drawings, paintings, and sculpture by David Hockney, Anish Kapoor, Melanie Pankau, Glenn Brown, Takashi Murakami, Betsy Alwin, Donald Sultan, Damien Hirst, Robert Motherwell, Patrick Hughes, HOTTEA, Carolyn Swiszcz, Austin Nash, Pamela Carberry, Sol LeWitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Susan Rothenberg, Donald Judd, and more!

Winter Exhibition is on view January 30 through March 27, 2021