Image © — @olneygleason
Olney Gleason
Olney Gleason is a contemporary art gallery in Chelsea, New York, founded in 2025 by Nicholas Olney and Eric Gleason following the transition of Kasmin Gallery. Operating from two spaces on West 27th Street and Tenth Avenue, the gallery presents an intergenerational program that places contemporary artists in dialogue with influential practices from the last century of art history
Image © — @olneygleason
Its program spans painting, sculpture, works on paper, photography, and artist estates, with a focus on long-term representation and carefully researched exhibitions. The gallery’s roster includes artists and estates across several generations, from historical figures such as Lee Krasner, Max Ernst, Leonor Fini, Robert Motherwell, Dorothea Tanning, and Jackson Pollock, to contemporary artists including Diana Al-Hadid, Ali Banisadr, Tony Lewis, Bosco Sodi, and Nengi Omuku
Through its Chelsea galleries, sculpture garden, international fair presentations, and public projects, Olney Gleason continues a program shaped by artist relationships, historical continuity, and contemporary practice
Exhibitions
Threads of Being: Textiles, Time and Transformation
Group Exhibition
—
Axel Vervoordt Gallery
April 25 - August 14 2026
Curated Archive
Head of a Deity — ca. 1182 - 1215
Axel Vervoordt Gallery
—
A Bayon-style sandstone head from Cambodia, its fractured surface and serene expression carrying quiet gravity
Table — ca. 1978
José Zanine Caldas
—
José Zanine Caldas’s pequi wood table carries the elemental force of Brazilian modernism
Untilted — 1963
Tsuyoshi Maekawa
—
Tsuyoshi Maekawa’s 1963 Gutai work turns burlap and oil into a charged surface of tension and movement
Triple Signal — 1976
Takis
—
Takis’s Triple Signal rises with delicate precision into a poised meditation
Related Editorials
Human Traces: Presence, Absence, and Material Memory
—
Axel Vervoordt Gallery brings together Ida Barbarigo, William Turnbull, El Anatsui, and Bosco Sodi in a meditation on material, memory, and the transformation of the ordinary into the sacred
Gallery Contact
Axel Vervoordt Gallery Antwerp
Kanaal
Stokerijstraat 19
2110 Wijnegem — Belgium
The gallery is open every Friday from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. and every Saturday from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.Staff can be reached Monday-Friday 9 a.m. till 5 p.m.The reception is closed on Monday
Axel Vervoordt Gallery Hong Kong
21F, Coda Designer Centre
62, Wong Chuk Hang Road
Entrance via Yip Fat Street (next to Ovolo Hotel)
Hong Kong
info@axelvervoordtgallery.com.hk
Open Tuesday-Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m