On view in the gallery:
In Plain Sight: a celebration of Black cowboys
JOSEPH GRAVES JR.
Mile High Maverick, 2025, 48 x 48 in. artwork, 57.5 x 57.5 in. framed
In Plain Sight: a celebration of Black cowboys explores the untold story of the Black cowboy and cowgirl; the men and women whose history and heroism have too often been erased, rewritten or whitewashed. Through vibrant color, layered texture and bold expression, Graves Jr. reclaims the image and identity of the Black cowboy and Black cowgirl. His paintings invite viewers to see what has always been in plain sight: the power, dignity and artistry of these men and women. These portraits and scenes are not just acts of remembrance, they are celebrations of culture, resilience and legacy. Each canvas is a declaration that the stories, the faces and the truths of the Black cowboys and cowgirls belong in the history of America’s frontier.
Join us for an artist talk with Joseph Graves Jr. on Saturday, December 13th at 4pm at the gallery.
On view in the gallery through 01/18/26. Gallery hours are M-F, 10AM-4PM, and by appointment with the owner.
Online exclusive:
Sonoran Light
LISSA MARINARO
an online exclusive exhibition viewable on Artsy through 12/07/25
Sonoran Light explores the desert's ethereal luminosity through a series of photographs centered on the iconic saguaro cactus—a symbol of resilience in the Sonoran Desert. Shot from a low vantage point, the works emphasize space, silence, and the shifting relationship between light and land. Printed on brushed aluminum, each piece interacts with light in dynamic ways, evoking the desert's brilliance and its quiet, timeless presence.
Installation view of several artworks in Sonoran Light