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This exhibition features new work by Helen Durant. Known for her mixed media paintings of wildlife, her relationship with the natural world informs her practice. Durant’s portrayal of animals captures the feeling of a chance encounter in the wild, a fleeting moment of recognition between a person and a fellow creature of this planet.

I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Jon for over 20 years, and from our very first meeting in Dean and DeLuca’s on Broadway and Spring Street, until right now, he has continued to evolve and deepen in both his artistic search and in his personal growth.

Diehl Gallery is pleased to announce the acquisition of Geronimo (FS II.384), a signed and numbered edition print by Andy Warhol from the infamous Cowboys and Indians series.

The title of this exhibition came naturally from a conversation I had with Ray Phillips about a month ago. One of my observations about his source material was that it seemed all over the map, drawing on everything from Magritte to old Western movies to everyday objects.

Diehl Gallery is thrilled that Artsy has chosen our current Online Exclusive Exhibition of a selection of new works from Hunt Slonem as a featured show on their homepage. 

In this artist spotlight, Diehl Gallery Director Devin Hardy interviews the gallery's newest artist, Juan Carlos Collada. The following is just a snippet of the larger conversation about Collada's childhood, his inspirations, pieces of advice, and what informs his practice.

Artist JenMarie Zeleznak explores the idea of emotional fluidity between the human and animal worlds. Her work uses the expressions and actions of wild creatures — foxes, coyotes, mountain lions and bears — to explore her own passionate nature and feelings.

In this exhibition, Robert Mars dexterously navigates three seemingly disparate styles. He blends Pop Art with abstraction and throws in a nod to traditional American Folk Art to create this stunning and stimulating body of work. Diehl Gallery is pleased to present, Idols & Abstractions.

CLICK HERE to view the exhibition on Artsy.

For over 20 years, Monica Aiello has explored the outer reaches of our galaxy from her studio in Denver, Colorado.
In our current featured viewing room on Artsy, we wanted to highlight two distinct bodies of work. While Aiello has predominantly looked beyond our own atmosphere for inspiration for her mixed media pieces, in 2017, she turned the lens 180 degrees and began to focus on earth.

Kelly Carrol’s idea of bringing sculpture to life was conceived in the 70’s, when she and a friend hatched a plan to create a site-specific piece for MOMA’s sculpture garden in New York City.