OPENING RECEPTIONS
Thursday 8 January 2026 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Nick Aguayo | 515 West 22nd Street
Warren Isensee | 511 West 22nd Street
Erin Lawlor | 525 West 22nd Street
Nick Aguayo, Life Lessons, 2025, Acrylic and marble
dust on canvas, 48 x 36 inches.
NICK AGUAYO
515 West 22nd Street
In his latest body of work, Aguayo deepens his exploration of abstracted shapes, images, and patterned geometries that have long captivated him. Familiar forms reappear in endlessly reconfigured arrangements, producing compositions that feel both disciplined and fluid. Aguayo describes his process as a self-assigned sentence: a commitment to continually revisiting the motifs that “entirely capture” him, exploring their eccentricities until they yield new meaning.
Warren Isensee, Crepuscule Plot, 2025,
Oil on linen, 75 x 100 inches.
WARREN ISENSEE
511 West 22nd Street
Warren Isensee’s newest paintings unfold as kaleidoscopes of color and kineticism, captivating viewers with their optically charged precision and palpable sense of consciousness. Each offers a distinctly cerebral presence, their brain-like forms engaging the mind’s eye with a delicate balance of structure and spontaneity. His masterful shifts between warm and cool tones create a rhythmic pulse, drawing the viewer into harmonies that hover between intention and intuition.
Erin Lawlor, stormy weather, 2025,
Oil on canvas, 55 1/4 x 55 1/4 inches.
ERIN LAWLOR
525 West 22nd Street
Erin Lawlor’s bold new body of work continues her long-standing exploration of abstraction as a site where art-historical, cultural, and mythological narratives intertwine. These new paintings surge with swirling, sumptuous strokes—brushwork that channels the chromatic depth of Old Master landscapes while pushing into a realm entirely her own. Hints of rarefied pinks and blues emerge from rich, autumnal grounds, as though the palette of a 17th-century portrait had been lifted, loosened, and reconstituted through a contemporary hand.