SLAG & RX Galleries are pleased to announce an exhibition of artwork by the late South Carolina artist Jerry Walden. This exhibition will feature four hard-edged minimal and one figurative acrylic painting from the early 1970s and 15 hard-edged acrylic on canvas or panel paintings of the artist's late career from the 2010s. 

“Why have there been so few great male artists?” Canon in Drag imagines a Western art canon that evolved in a fictional world where the patriarchy never existed. It includes a series of paintings in the styles of iconic works, subverted through gender flipping and altered narratives. It asks: what would our world look like if we grounded it in a different set of origin stories? In response, it evokes a dramatic and self-conscious performance of gender and a re-envisioning of the so-called “Canon” of art history.

Slag Gallery proudly presents "Grafted Gardens," the first solo show of Argentinean-American artist Tamara Kostianovsky at the gallery. The exhibition, spread across the gallery's entire space, features a new body of textile artworks connecting issues of violence, memory, and ecological destruction.

SLAG & RX are pleased to present a solo show with new works by Tina Schwarz.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present Dan Voinea's fifth solo exhibition at the gallery.  Voinea's new series of works gathered under the title "Daily Routine to Avoid Inner Balance" outlines an allusion to an anti-gravitational force in a psychological sense.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present Waxing Glimmer, Shedding Beams, Jeanne Cohen's second solo exhibition at Slag & RX gallery.

SLAG & RX GALLERIES are honored to pay tribute to Alain Kirili (1946-2021) and present a solo exhibition featuring three groups of sculptures spanning over three decades. Special thanks to Ariane Lopez-Huici, his spouse, for her assistance and trust.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present "Wanderlust," featuring new works by Paul Wesenberg. Wesenberg is a German painter with a particular interest in the materiality of paint and canvas. His themes revolve around the essence of painting, the specifics of color and texture, landscape and natural phenomena, and wounds and miracles.

Slag & RX are pleased to present "NATURE" a group show featuring works by Fabrice Hyber, Tamara Kostianovsky, Hermann Nitsch, Naomi Safran-Hon and Paul Wesenberg

Slag Gallery is pleased to present Tight Connections, a solo presentation of recent works by Naomi Safran-Hon.  This will be the artist's fifth solo exhibition at the gallery. In this new body of work, the Tight Connections may not be obvious. The artist embeds photographs into paintings with cement, fabric, lace, and acrylic. The oeuvre explores the space between photography and painting. The invisible seam lines between the works' disparate materials bring into focus how easy it is to overlook how we are all connected. An aspect, the artist suggests, which the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light.

Slag Gallery is pleased to present A Self Apart, a series of paintings by Alida Wilkinson. This will be Wilkinson's first solo show with Slag Gallery, NY. In A Self Apart, Alida Wilkinson presents three series of life size works which imagine the many selves a person inhabits, releases, and protects. These series trace the evolution of Wilkinson’s figurative work, from monochrome and unanchored installations, to layered and desaturated wall-based works, to vivid single layer portraits.