Locks Gallery

Locks Gallery is pleased to announce its first exhibition with California-based artist Mary Corse (b. 1945). This presentation will feature a selection of recent ethereal White Light paintings, a body of work she has been making since 1968. Her ongoing and evolving White Light paintings challenge world views based on external fixity and objectivity, honoring the power of subjective individual experiences, embodied perception, and change.

Locks Gallery is pleased to present John Moore: Charcoals, a solo exhibition of recent works on paper by American realist John Moore (b. 1941). Widely recognized for his ability to poetically blend realism and illusionism, this series continues Moore’s career-long investigation of architectural and industrial landscapes and their connection to memory and time.

Locks Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of early paintings by the American realist painter John Moore (b. 1941). These still lifes and architectural landscape paintings span from the late 1960s to late 1980s.

Et in Arcadia Ego features a selection of paintings by Jennifer Bartlett (1941-2022), Jane Irish (b. 1955), Alex Katz (b. 1927), Markus Lüpertz (b. 1941), and Susan Rothenberg (1945-2020). This exhibition title, "Even in Arcadia, there am I" in Latin, evokes themes of natural beauty and mortality, and this show centers Jennifer Bartlett's renowned 1990 series "The Four Seasons."

"Warren Rohrer: Return to Land" revisits the artist’s relationship to his rural Pennsylvania upbringing and his evolution as a painter from landscapes to abstraction.

Locks Gallery is pleased to present a two-person exhibition of sculptures by Norwegian textile artist Hanne Friis (b. 1972) and renowned sculptor Lynda Benglis (b. 1941). "Hanne Friis / Lynda Benglis" presents a dialogue between two generations of artists driven by material exploration who share a desire to merge process and form. This is Friis’ first exhibition in the U.S. and is accompanied by a 112-page catalog with an essay by art historian and critic Amanda Gluibizzi.

Locks Gallery presents 'House of Nevelson,' an exhibition of sculptures and collages by renowned artist Louise Nevelson (1899–1988). The exhibition echos Nevelson’s processes of assemblage as an endless search for home. “My whole life is one big collage," she famously said; "the way I think is collage.”

Locks Gallery is pleased to share "Selected Paintings, 2019 – 2023" by Dona Nelson (b. 1947). Recognized as one of the most innovative painters since the 1970s, this marks Nelson's first exhibition with the gallery. Featuring recent single and double-sided paintings, Nelson’s powerful abstract creations are a testament to their unwavering commitment to material invention and artistic exploration of color and texture. The resulting compositions challenge the traditional boundaries of painting, inviting contemplation and discovery.

Locks Gallery is pleased to present Morning Noon Night, a solo exhibition of new paintings by the Philadelphia-based artist Sarah McEneaney. Since the 1970s, McEneaney has composed diaristic paintings depicting many areas of life with an unmatched intimacy and reverent vulnerability.

Locks Gallery presents 'Space Dreams' by Edna Andrade (1917–2008), including a selection of prints and drawings from the 1950s through 1990s. Intimate studies connect color and pattern to a modernist love for the grid in Andrade's work.