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Art Fairs
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Untitled Art Miami Beach
Booth C27 Dec 2 - 6, 2026Kutlesa is pleased to participate in this year's edition of Untitled Art Miami Beach, with a selection of works by artists including Theodore Ereira-Guyer, Anna Johnson, Zoe McGuire, and Yulia... -
NADA Miami
Booth Dec 1 - 5, 2026Kutlesa is pleased to participate in this year's edition of NADA Miami, with a selection of works by artists including Isaac Lythgoe, Hélio Luís, and Alexandre Wagner. NADA (New Art...
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Latest News
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Yulia Pinkusevich on Northeastern University
Yulia Pinkusevich has a solo exhibit in New York City Sep 25, 2026Congratulations to Yulia Pinkusevich! Pinkusevich, Associate Professor of Art + Design at Northeastern’s Oakland campus, has a new exhibit of paintings at Kutlesa Chelsea in New York City. The show,... -
Yulia Pinkusevich on Artguide
Artguide's Must-See Shows in New York Sep 24, 2026Oblivion Blues , the inaugural solo exhibition by Oakland-based artist Yulia Pinkusevich at Kutlesa New York, has been selected for Artguide’s Must-See shows list. Curated by Artforum editors, the global... -
Untitled Art on ARTnews
Untitled Art, Miami Beach Names 166 Exhibitors for 2026 Edition Sep 2, 2026The Untitled Art, Miami Beach fair has revealed the exhibitor list for its 15th edition, bringing together 166 galleries and nonprofit organizations from 36 countries and territories. Taking place December... -
NADA Miami on ARTnews
NADA Miami Names 135 Exhibitors for Upcoming Edition in December Aug 3, 2026The New Art Dealers Alliance has named the 135 galleries that will take part in the upcoming 2026 edition of NADA Miami, scheduled to run December 1-5 at its longtime... -
K. T. Kobel on FVTVRIST Magazine
Half-Forgotten, Misremembered Jul 7, 2026Born in 1988 in the UK, Kobel now lives and works in Amsterdam. His practice centres on painting, but it extends outward into publishing, photography, and film through IMAGE CRISIS,... -
Jemima Murphy on Quiet Modernism
The Garden Falls – A Structure essay examining the exhibition's form, material, and spatial organization Jun 19, 2026Jemima Murphy’s Eden begins with the pleasure of a garden. Seen closer, its bloom becomes a question of paint under load: oil thickening, loosening, and descending until the flowers become...
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