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Latest
Newest collections, artists, and gallery happenings-
New in: Kristin Moore Original Paintings
Cinematic langscapesKristin Moore is known for her exploration of architectural landscapes through an atmospheric and cinematic lens. Her work oscillates between representing a physical setting and the idealized memory of a... -
New In: Pepi Erdbories
Love Letters, Sculptures, and Paintings exhibiting in her upcoming solo exhibition Apr 3 - May 15, 2026Have You Ever Wondered Why We Met? is a solo exhibition by German contemporary artist Pepi Erdbories at Square One Gallery, featuring text-based paintings and sculptural works that explore language,... -
Room To Breathe
Works that create space and shape their surroundingsRoom to Breathe features contemporary artworks by Jonathan Todryk, Paul Kuntze, and Cevin Parker, curated for interior placement, balance, and compositional clarity. -
Brock DeBoer High Desert Sculptures
Porcelain objects shaped by Western form and desert palette.Brock DeBoer porcelain sculptures inspired by Western objects and high desert landscapes. Contemporary ceramic works featuring boots, hats, and cactus forms. -
New in: Jonathan Todryk
Raw pigment, soft gestures, and meditative surfaces shaped by the hand.Jonathan Todryk is a contemporary abstract painter known for minimalist, process-based works that explore stillness, presence, and quiet gesture. Using raw pigment, water, and oil, his meditative paintings emphasize reduction,... -
Introducing Johan Deckamann
Where language & psychology meetJohan Deckmann is a Copenhagen-based artist and psychotherapist known for his witty paintings of fictional self-help book covers that explore modern human behavior through humor and language. Blending psychology, poetry,... -
KX2's Pipeline Series Wall Sculptures
Now hanging at Square One GalleryKX2 is a collaboration combining the strengths of artists and sisters Ruth Avra and Dana Kleinman who create mathematically inspired sculpture merging metal and painting resulting in textured, monochromatic, abstract... -
Dylan Martinez: Swedish Fish Water Bags
The newest iteration of the Water Bag SeriesDylan Martinez’s Swedish Fish Water Bags are the latest release from his celebrated glass Water Bag Series, transforming the familiar look of a plastic water-filled bag into a meticulously crafted... -
The Anchor Piece
Large-scale works chosen to ground a space and shape the architecture around them.Certain works do more than occupy a wall; they establish the visual center of a room. Artists such as Sage Barnes, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Adam Handler, and Damien Hirst demonstrate how... -
Introducing: Laura Browning
Capturing fleeting reflections, soft gradients, and the subtle movement of tide and surfaceLaura Browning is a San Francisco Bay Area painter known for luminous oil paintings that explore the shifting play of light across water. Working from direct observation, she captures reflections,...
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Jonathan Todryk
Featured ArtistJonathan Todryk is a contemporary abstract painter known for minimalist, process-based works that explore stillness, presence, and quiet gesture. Using raw pigment, water, and oil, his meditative paintings emphasize reduction,... -
Laura Browning
Featured artistLaura Browning is a San Francisco Bay Area painter known for luminous oil paintings that explore the shifting play of light across water. Working from direct observation, she captures reflections,...
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Paul Kuntze
Featured artistPaul Kuntze (b. 1995) is a contemporary painter based in Berlin, Germany, bridging traditional compositions found in classical Baroque frescoes with techniques born from modern abstract expressionists. -
Christina Gschwantner
Featured artistArtist, Christina Gschwantner's (born 1975) current body of work is quintessentially abstract, derived from her previous occupation with painting her “stranger creatures, peculiar beings, and picturesque figures”. Colourful and eye-catching,...
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Latest additions
Recent artworks available to collect-
Pepi Erdbories
How Long Does It Take To Fix A Broken Heart?, 2026Handcrafted clay, acrylic paint, acrylic glass case
15 3/4 x 11 3/4 in
40 x 30 cm -
Kristin Moore
Moonrise Over Waffle House, 2026Acrylic on wood panel
36 x 36 x 2 in
91.4 x 91.4 x 5.1 cm -
Magdalena Paz
Gut Feeling, 2025Acrylic on canvas
59 x 47 1/4 in
150 x 120 cm -
Johan Deckmann
Worries, 2025Oil on canvas
78 3/4 x 59 in
200 x 150 cm -
Laura Browning
Contemplation, 2023Oil on canvas
24 x 24 in
61 x 61 cm
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Curated collections
Art, edited to fit your world.
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Room To Breathe
Works that create space and shape their surroundingsRoom to Breathe features contemporary artworks by Jonathan Todryk, Paul Kuntze, and Cevin Parker, curated for interior placement, balance, and compositional clarity. -
The Anchor Piece
Large-scale works chosen to ground a space and shape the architecture around them.Certain works do more than occupy a wall; they establish the visual center of a room. Artists such as Sage Barnes, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Adam Handler, and Damien Hirst demonstrate how... -
For the Collector Who Has Everything—Almost
Your holiday gift guide with works starting at $500Our holiday gift guide edit with artworks starting at $500 -
Hard Edges, Soft Focus
Bold forms meet soft gestures. Abstraction never looked so at home.Bold forms meet soft gestures. Abstraction never looked so at home.
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Voices
Conversations with the creators.
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Voices: James Lewin
On his new series “The Land That Made Us One”In James Lewin's latest series, he fuses the traditions of portraiture with the rawness of wildlife photography, creating composite images that unite Maasai tribespeople with East Africa’s most iconic animals. -
Voices: Jule Waibel
Romanticizing the everyday Aug 20, 2025In the midst of the ever-changing archetype of the modern woman, Jule Waibel’s work tells personal stories which are equal parts revealing and introspective. We spoke with Waibel about all... -
Voices: Rachel English
The sky as a symbol of the transcendent. Jul 1, 2025Through concentration on the skies—celestial, stormy, and strange—Rachel English’s work embodies a perennial urge to gaze upward and grapple with ideas of existential meaning. We caught up with Rachel for...
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