Alexandre Gallery presents Gallery selections, a group exhibition bringing together a curated selection of works by gallery artists alongside important examples of early twentieth-century American art. Installed across the gallery’s Upper East Side spaces, the exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to encounter a broad range of artistic voices, tracing dialogues between modernist pioneers and contemporary painters whose practices continue to expand the language of American art.

Featuring paintings, drawings, and sculpture, Gallery selections highlights the diversity of the gallery’s program while emphasizing enduring themes of landscape, abstraction, observation, and the natural world. By placing works from different generations into conversation, the exhibition reveals unexpected visual and conceptual affinities, inviting viewers to consider the continuity of artistic experimentation across decades of American art history. The presentation reflects Alexandre Gallery’s longstanding commitment to both historical scholarship and the promotion of contemporary artistic practices.

More than a survey of represented artists, Gallery selections offers a concise overview of the gallery’s curatorial vision, demonstrating how historical and contemporary works can enrich one another through thoughtful installation. The exhibition encourages visitors to explore the evolution of American painting and sculpture while discovering the distinct approaches, techniques, and perspectives that define each artist’s contribution. Together, these works underscore the vitality of artistic dialogue across generations and reaffirm the enduring relevance of American art.