Two new shows are opening at Main Projects: Order and Other, an abstraction-focused group show featuring fourteen contemporary artists, and Sundown's Sowers, a solo show of surreal, figurative paintings by NYC-based artist Zachary Lank.
This group exhibition brings together eighteen contemporary artists in response to Salvador DalĂ’s 1944 masterpiece from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Painted during DalĂ’s American exile, the work merges meticulous realism with dreamlike fracture, desire, and myth. At Main Projects, artists including Julie Curtiss, Katherine Bradford, Arghavan Khosravi, Umar Rashid, Meghann Stephenson, and Jeremy […]
In Obstructed View, four artists—Sarah Schlesinger, Georgia-May Travers Cook, Cait Porter, and Cate Pasquarelli—invite us to linger at the edges of a story. Each work offers a vantage point that is framed, cropped, or partially concealed: an endless horizon truncated by foliage, a miniature town seen only through its façades, an interior distilled to a […]
Main Projects is excited to shine a light on VCU's nationally recognized MFA program with two exhibits, "Signal Boost", a group show featuring sculpture, painting, and photography from the class of 2025 and 2026; and "Pageant Mom", a solo exhibition with 2024 graduate Pia Bakala. Bakala's narrative paintings explore the interplay of play, fantasy, and […]
Main Projects will be opening two solo shows on Friday, June 6th from 5-8pm: Deborah Brown, Traces, and Mallory Page, Much to A Nightmare’s Delight. "Traces" is an exhibition of new and recent paintings by acclaimed American artist Deborah Brown. Spanning still life, landscape, and self-portraiture, the works examine memory, presence, and the emotional imprint […]
Main Projects is opening two exhibitions, Matter and Form and Amy Lincoln: Monoprints from 5:30-8pm. Matter and Form is a group show celebrating unusual materiality in art, featuring work by several NYC, LA and Richmond artists with an opening from 6-8pm. The gallery will also feature a show of monoprints by the artist Amy Lincoln. […]
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