Slag Gallery is pleased to present "The Edge" showcasing recent paintings by the Polish artist Anna Szprynger. This will be Szprynger's first exhibition with the gallery and the artist's first solo show in the United States.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present Adam Brent's Preserver, a solo show which consists of new work from the past year as well as a series of collaborations with the artist Jamison Carter.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present The Practice of Everyday Life, a group exhibition which brings together eleven painters whose work is rooted in close observation of their daily surroundings.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present We Are Invisible Here, an exhibition of paintings, photographs, and videos from a new body of work by Afghan-American artist Amanullah Mojadidi. This is his first solo show with Slag Gallery.

William Buchina is an artist driven by a curiosity in ritualized human behavior. His new paintings in Between Object & Action further his deconstructions of social norms and conventions, but mark a new body of work that, while continuing to feature his surrealism-infused social realism, incorporates a collage-like technique that gives the work new layers of multi-dimensionality, painterly and conceptual.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present Close One Eye, a new body of work by Tirtzah Bassel. This exhibition is the artist's second solo exhibition at Slag Gallery. Tirtzah Bassel's paintings are glimpses of life in public that concentrate the politics of space. In the works featured in Close One Eye, the artist renders ideology and power through color and composition with candid, humanistic depictions of everyday actions in shared spaces. Conceived through observation, they reveal their energy through disparate color juxtapositions combined with perspective shifts and figuration that redefine the viewer's connection with the works' subjects.