Our artists

Angie is an award-winning fine art and commercial architecture photographer based in Chicago. She brings a detailed, thoughtful perspective to her work...

Angie is an award-winning fine art and commercial architecture photographer based in Chicago. She brings a detailed, thoughtful perspective to her work, whether for clients or through the workshops she leads. Having grown up surrounded by nature yet fascinated by the big city she’s called home for nearly two decades, she brings the meditative calm of her upbringing to a terrain that’s always transforming. Focusing more frequently on bold architectural details rather than sweeping cityscapes, her photographs celebrate those unexpectedly iconic elements hiding in plain sight.

You can find her work published and exhibited both nationally and internationally. Her Urban Quilt series is part of the Catherine Edelman Gallery’s Chicago Project. She frequently works with art consultants, designers, brands, architectural firms, and private collectors creating images that draw out the organic interplay between design, structure, environment, and society.

American sculptor Art Fairchild works in both monumental sculpture and small-scale maquettes. His designs range from simple forms to intricately detailed compositions...

American sculptor Art Fairchild works in both monumental sculpture and small-scale maquettes. His designs range from simple forms to intricately detailed compositions. Familiar themes seen in his work range from repetitious elements and mathematical arrays to themes of dance and nature.

The driving force behind Fairchild’s work is the interaction of shape, form and balance: contrasting simplicity with complexity. Fairchild has always been intrigued by the interplay of textures utilizing wood, metal, stone and glass to create dynamic and visually captivating works of art. He explores modular forms and kinetic movements - transforming inanimate objects into seemingly living beings - and is steadfast in his everyday fabrication process in figuring out how to make the impossible become possible.

Like many elements of his work, Fairchild’s creative process is dichotomous: He marries a rigorous engineering ability with a deeply seated intuition, using self-imposed parameters to shape his works. Fairchild loves rules – but realizes the greatest moment of a rule is when it demands change. He understands the inherent nature of a material - such as the relationship between steel tubes and in turn, to the elements. His monumental public work is often subject to the rigors of the environment. To ensure longevity, he studies how metals behave when subject to oxidization. Fairchild lets his intuition guide his realization in the process of his art and changes the rules when he realizes a moment of singularity during the act of creation.

The result of Fairchild’s intuitive realization is often unbridled joy – the joy of the seemingly effortless glide of ball bearings as they turn a frozen vision of tumbled bolts or the joy of experiencing subtle light changes in handmade glass panels suspended in an Escher-like field of steel tubing. His art often evokes the primal urge to touch and become immersive in his poetic works that speak to the intangible.

Fairchild’s early experiences as an apprentice and carpenter became innate to his ability to engineer some of the most challenging sculptural forms. A long-time admirer of artists, architects, and creative visionaries like Barbara Hepworth, Frank Lloyd Wright, Tony Smith, and Samuel Lynne Galleries’ own John Henry, viewers can clearly see evidence of their inspiration coming through in Art Fairchild’s works. His success as a contemporary American sculptor has yielded him an impressive national footprint, in notable public and private collections. Fairchild lives and works in Dallas, TX.

Based between Miami Beach and New York City, Bradley Theodore is a multidisciplinary artist whose iconoclastic approach to art can be found internationally...

Based between Miami Beach and New York City, Bradley Theodore is a multidisciplinary
artist whose iconoclastic approach to art can be found internationally,
from 10 foot murals on the streets of New York, Tokyo, and Milan, to sold out solo
exhibitions in London. With roots in graphic design, Theodore began his artistic career
adorning the streets of New York City with vibrant, chromatic murals of skeleton
crews depicting contemporary pop culture and fashion “royalty.” The artist has
become a staple in the art and fashion scene across the globe.

Born in Turks & Caicos, Bradley Theodore has been an internationally inclined artist
and collaborator from his very beginnings. Having worked in the tech and design
sector after his graduation from the School of Visual Arts, Theodore moved to San
Francisco for a short period of time before moving back to New York where his art
career took off after getting involved in the street art scene of lower Manhattan. He’s
now known to jet set from Miami to New York, to London and Tokyo and back, for
public art engagements and gallery viewings alike.

Theodore utilizes imagery and colors that highlight the fleeting fame and omnipresent
mortality that are often obscured in celebrity culture, which he makes accessible by
exposing the inner structure of known icons. Particularly focused on depicting
“royalty” in this manner, from Queen Elizabeth and George Washington to Theodore’s
arguably most famous portraits of fashion giants Anna Wintour and Karl Lagerfeld,
viewers are invited to reflect on life, death, and the beauty within – and to ruminate
upon this concept of memento mori. Though Theodore’s subjects are recognizable by
their accessories and outer adornments, his unique fusion of fashion, art and the
human condition transcends vanity and status and settles instead in a space of
contemplation and stillness.

Vogue’s International Editor Suzy Menkes refers to his work as “Banksy meets
Basquiat.” More typically beginning with a black canvas, Theodore’s work extends the
same joyful contemplation of mortality found in Dias de los Meurtos traditions, and
applies this to celebrity and tastemaker culture.

Instead of invoking morbid connotations, Theodores’ rendering of skeletonised
versions of famous figures seeks to investigate the deeper meaning of life. Stripping
off expertly curated exteriors in favor of celebrating not just status achieved in life,
but the exploration of what it means to be alive. Theodore’s bright, happy palette is
revelatory in and of itself – color, like fashion, celebrity and mortality, as a crossculturally,
and internationally celebrated aspect to the human condition. Using these
bright hues atop a black canvas magnifies the concept of turning icons inside out,
starting from darkness and investigating the sparks of color and life his subjects
exude, imploring color, life and emotion.

In addition to numerous sold out solo exhibitions worldwide, several iconic brand
collaborations including Rolls Royce, Puma, Moleskine and the 2016 US Open (of
which he was named the official artist), Theodore was the subject of independent film
“Becoming: Bradley Theodore” which premiered at the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival.
Even more notably, Google named Theodore virtual reality artist in residence where
he employed the tech giant’s Tilt Brush tool to create art in another dimension and
invite viewers to experience his creations in a more intimate way.

Bradley Theodore’s large-scale murals can be seen throughout New York’s Lower
East Side as well as in London, Hong Kong, and Paris. He’s painted the likes of Kate
Moss, Frida Kahlo, and Cara Delavigne. Despite his large celebrity following, with
named collectors including Alyssa Milano, Iris Apfel, Bryan Cranston, and Salma
Hayek, Theodore strives to remain humble and focused on his top priority – painting.

Rolls Royce neturion partner – best experience of 2017.

Solo Shows

2019 372 West Broadway NYC “Two As One”
2018 Maddox Gallery “The Coronation’
2017 Maddox Gallery "The Second Coming”
2016 Maddox Gallery "Son Of The Soil"
2016 ACA Galleries "Bradley Theodore"

Group Shows

2017 Maddox Gallery "Retrospective 2017”
2017 Vertical Gallery "Searching For Surfaces"
2017 Maddox Gallery "Autumn Contemporary"
2017 Maddox Gallery "Winter Contemporary"
2017 Maddox Gallery "The Summer Edition"
2017 Maddox Gallery "Breaking Boundaries"
2017 Maddox Gallery "Modern Masters"
2016 Maddox Gallery "Retrospective"
2015 ACA Galleries "Raw Beauty"

Art Fairs

2018 Maddox Gallery at Art Miami
2018 Maddox Gallery at Texas Contemporary
2017 Maddox Gallery at Art Miami
2017 Maddox Gallery at Texas Contemporary
2016 ACA Galleries at Market Art & Design
2016 ACA Galleries at Texas Contemporary
2015 ACA Galleries at Texas Contemporary
2015 ACA Galleries at Market Art & Design

A Los Angeles, CA native, Boyd is famously recognized as the vocalist and frontman of Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum selling rock band, Incubus, but it is not what solely defines him...

A Los Angeles, CA native, Boyd is famously recognized as the vocalist and frontman of Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum selling rock band, Incubus, but it is not what solely defines him. Boyd has been creating visual art since he was a child, often drawing and painting intersecting lines and colliding topographies.

Boyd is the author of three books combining his artwork, photography, and creative writing, and continues to display his work in solo and group exhibitions around the country.

Guido Argentini was born in Florence, Italy. He studied medicine for three years at the University of Florence. At 23 he decided to...

Guido Argentini was born in Florence, Italy.
He studied medicine for three years at the University of Florence.
At 23 he decided to turn his passion for photography into a profession and started to
shoot fashion and beauty.
Since 1990 he lives in the USA, in Los Angeles.
His work has been published by some of the leading magazines
in the world.
In 2003, Guido Argentini’s first book, SILVEREYE, presented an exquisite series of studio
and landscape nudes, a reflection of the artist’s great personal passion for sculpture and
dance.
In his second book, PRIVATE ROOMS, 2005, Guido Argentini offers an entirely different
type of personal journey, one where eroticism and beauty are clearly inseparable.
Within these pages, we are invited to take a glimpse into a unique “feminine universe”.
This second book is the result of ten years of photographs, all taken in the intimacy of
closed rooms, ancient villas, modern apartments, many hotels, from the most elegant
five-star locations enriched with luxurious velvets and four-posted beds to the most
squalid insignificant hourly-rate motels furnished with cheap plastic chairs and wornout
wallpaper; a universe where all these rooms become the theaters of the artist’s selfdirected
voyeuristic fantasies.
REFLECTIONS was published in 2007, a vast collection of photographs of women
looking at themselves in mirrors: a sort of unconscious research about the woman who
studies herself, falls in love, and gets lost in her own image.
In SHADES OF A WOMAN, 2010, Guido Argentini began exploring different levels and
nuances of the female nature.
The images are telling a story in one single picture, like single frames taken from a
movie.
ARGENTUM, published in 2013, is the final collection of Guido Argentini’s silver
photographs.
Evoking the luminous polished planes of the work of Brancusi and the verve of Degas’
ballet sketches, these photographs endow the human body with both the solidity of
sculpture and the vivid energy of dance.
Using geometrical props Guido Argentini created a contrast between the human body
and the archetypal forms of geometry: triangles, circles and squares. This book is a
collection of more than 100 photographs of women and men: dancers, gymnasts and
aerialists.
His latest project is the book “EROS” published in 2018.
From the abstract bodies coated with silver paint to the eroticism of Private Rooms
and Reflections, the need of telling stories has become more and more urgent for
Argentini.
The images of “EROS” are only suggesting stories to the viewers.
The use of the diptych, two images paired together, an image of a woman and a
photograph of a landscape or a still life helps to create a narrative.
These stories are still and silent they have no voice and no soundtrack. The stories
are only told by the emotions of their characters.
Each woman is dreaming and, at the same time, we, the viewers are dreaming of
each woman depicted in the book.
Imaginary women, imaginary places combined together with the magic of color that
become, in this last project, a major creative tool for Argentini.
Flipping through the pages we jump from antique palaces in Italy, to urban
landscapes in Japan to the desert of California.
As it always happens for a still photograph, it can only suggest a story.
It is only a single frame from a movie.
Every viewer will make his own film, will make up his own soundtrack and will
choose a different beginning and a different end, creating his own story.

JD Miller began his painting career 20 years ago with a vision. Pursuing the law of attraction, with a conscious practice...

JD Miller began his painting career 20 years ago with a vision. Pursuing the law of attraction, with a conscious practice as a professional musician, he developed Reflectionism. Exploring other mediums, the artist began using oil paints, based on sensorial experiences to create the 3-Dimensional oil technique. With this 3-Dimensional oil, Miller conveys his sense of freedom, his joy in the miracle of creation, and the synchronicity of the universe. Miller’s passion for painting and his process for like-energy attracting like-energy translates the law of vibration into the energy emanating from his work.

To create, the artist calls upon the universal vibrations of light and sound to flow through him to allow for the molding of oil paints. A unique process that identifies him among other artists, Miller creates impactful, strong, enlivening canvases that take their viewers on an existential journey.

Miller is represented in collections and museums throughout the United States and is involved with multiple educational and charitable organizations. The artist currently resides and works in Dallas, Texas.

Since graduating with Distinction from the Royal College of Art in 1992 with a Masters degree in Fine Art Holography...

Since graduating with Distinction from the Royal College of Art in 1992 with a Masters degree in Fine Art Holography, Robb has continually made art, ceaselessly experimenting with three-dimensional imaging. Shortly after graduating, he was invited to submit a landscape work in to the V&A museum’s permanent collection, the first ever hologram artwork to be accessioned by the museum. Robb’s work now features in museums and private collections around the world.Robb is currently best known for his lenticular photographic work focusing on the female nude and abstract forms in space, which he makes in series. The artist has recently begun to produce bronze sculptures working with the female nude, a subject familiar to him, using cutting edge modelling technology combined with historic casting techniques. This radical development is typical of Robb’s open experimental approach in making art, using any combination of tools and technology available to him.

In parallel to developing lines of enquiry around the nude and abstraction in his lenticular work, Robb is beginning to work on projects which investigate how we experience sound, and large-scale kinetic installations for public spaces, museums and galleries. For many, these new directions will at first seem uncharacteristic. Those who are familiar with Robb’s approach and what drives him as an artist will understand the significance of each project for him in testing possibilities with the lenticular medium, and creating new immersive experiences using three-dimensional imaging and cutting edge technology. This kind of experimental lenticular installation work is completely unchartered territory for artists.Jeff Robb works in a variety of media including lenticular photography, painting, bronze and silver cast sculpture, reflection and transmission holography, photography, film, laser light and sound installations. The galleries here are representations of lenticular photography that use a vertical lens array to present a stereo pair of images to the eyes. They are 3D pictures without glasses. The screen images cannot convey the visual impact of the medium, so animations are used to simulate their 3D nature. While only eight images have been chosen for each gallery, there are many more images available in each series. Please visit or contact the gallery to see the full body of work. Jeff Robb is shown in
galleries and art fairs around the world.

Biography

JEFFREY ROBB - Born in 1965 in Derbyshire, UK.Lives and works in London, UK.

EDUCATION - Royal College of Art London UK Master of Fine Art Holography with distinction 1991 – 92, Darwin Scholar at the Royal College of Art with extra year of study 1992 – 93
BSc Leeds University 1984 – 87.

COLLECTIONS - The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Her Royal Highness Princess Firyal of Jordan, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK Getty Museum, Los Angeles..and many others.

UPCOMING 2020 - Palm Beach Contemporary 2020, Art Palm Beach, CONTEXT Miami.

John Henry is known worldwide for his large-scale public works of art, which grace numerous museum, corporate, public and private collections. His works...

John Henry is known worldwide for his large-scale public works of art, which grace numerous museum, corporate, public and private collections. His works are prominently exhibited in many American cities and states as well as throughout Europe and Asia.

John has shown his work extensively since the early 1960’s and exhibits a definitive trademark style that is recognized internationally. His works range in scale from small tabletop pieces to some of the largest contemporary metal sculptures in the world. While identified by some in the 1970s as part of the Minimalist Movement, the geometric forms that have defined John’s work for more than forty years have their aesthetic and historical base in Constructivism. John has a supreme commitment to the materiality of his work, and an unwavering insistence on maintaining the integrity of the process and the materials in developing his visual vocabulary.

John attended the University of Kentucky, University of Chicago and the Art Institute of Chicago, where he received a Ford Foundation grant, the Edward L Ryerson Fellowship and earned a BFA. He received an Honorary Doctor of Arts from the University of Kentucky in 1996. He has received the Governor’s National Award in the Arts from the State of Kentucky and the Mayor’s Award of Distinction in the Arts from the City of Chattanooga. Other recent honors include recognition on the floor of the Tennessee State Senate and the honorary renaming of North Cermak Road to “John Henry Way” by the City of Chicago in recognition of his contributions to Public Art on the local and national levels.

As an active participant in promoting the arts John has served as a member of the Advisory Board of Lawyers for the Creative Arts in Chicago, a coordinator and advisor to the City and the Art Institute of Chicago for the Sculpture in the Parks Exhibition and as an advisor to the Art Council of Greater New Orleans for the Super Sculpture New Orleans exhibition. He has served on the Board of Trustees of the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts and on the Board of the International Sculpture Center in various leadership roles including Chairman.

John was a founding member of ConStruct, the artist-owned gallery that promoted and organized large-scale sculpture exhibitions throughout the United States. John continues to curate exhibitions in the United States and in Europe; drawing on his nationally recognized expertise regarding sculptors and their work.

Lea Fisher is a former psychotherapist who has evolved from a problematic and conflicted childhood to become an intuitive artist who can...

Lea Fisher is a former psychotherapist who has evolved from a problematic and conflicted childhood to become an intuitive artist who can express herself fearlessly, while powerfully addressing very complex issues related to contemporary societal afflictions.

As a Reflectionist, Fisher paints dramatic compositions that mirror her life experiences. She creates bold, authentic, emotionally expansive artworks that frequently possess an ethereal quality. Often painting without a sense of physical presence, the artist uses techniques that range from delicate feathering of oils to using multiple media to create richly sculpted textures. Her aesthetically pleasing compositions captivate the eye with rich and vivid layers of elegant color palettes. The artist currently resides and works in Dallas, Texas.

Neon light boasts two primary identities: a jubilance that reflects the radiance of midday, and an evening persona of romance and excitement, wherein surging flickers of curved encapsulated candles intrigue passersby...

Neon light boasts two primary identities: a jubilance that reflects the radiance of midday, and an evening persona of romance and excitement, wherein surging flickers of curved encapsulated candles intrigue passersby. Lisa Schulte, an American sculptor born in Long Island, New York, has mastered the many “faces” of neon, earning her the moniker, “The Neon Queen.”

A woman of German, Irish, and Spanish descent, Lisa has lived the majority of her life in Los Angeles, California. After a childhood eye injury left the artist in darkness for several months of healing, the then seven year old not only emerged re-gifted with sight, she now possessed a fierce appreciation of the nuanced interactions between light and dark.Years later, in 1984, Lisa would discover innovation in her medium was a necessary step toward the realization of her conceptualized projects. Finding she possessed the talent to work with the medium, Lisa studied in Kansas under Master Neon Tube Bender Freddie Elliot, and her growing prowess sparked the beginnings of “Nights of Neon” – a Los Angeles neon studio and boutique creative space providing custom neon pieces for films, events, and branding.

After amassing experience and exposure, Lisa shifted her focus to envisioning and creating intricate, abstract designs often absent in neon, and for the last decade, Lisa has turned inward to create personal pieces she has exhibited in museums and fine art galleries nationwide. This includes work exploring the artist's passion for organic forms; work that provokes a broader dialogue pertaining to relativity and environmental adaptation. In a recent series, the artist externalized the metaphor of unity by pairing two disparate mediums - white neon and found wood - in a novel harmony; their differences highlighting the inherent beauty possessed by each. The artist is presently creating abstract pieces built from neon and wood.

In addition to making her own art, Schulte’s fabrication studio, Nights of Neon, produces custom designs and signage for clients that include: Showtime, The WB, 20th Century Fox, Paramount, ABC, Nike, CBS, Chanel, Calvin Klein, Gucci, HBO, Hulu, Netflix, YSL, KARMA Automotive, & NBC. Schulte has been commissioned to create installations at Stagecoach, Grand Central Market LA, The MONA (Museum of Neon Art in LA), Stella McCartney, Bulleit Frontier Whiskey, POP Austin, Lancaster MOAH, MOCA San Diego, The Palladium, and The Staples Center.

Originally from South Bronx, NYC, Moncho 1929’s practice expands to London, Milan, Los Angeles and Seoul. Being deeply influenced by global aesthetics and the urban artwork that surrounds his daily life...

Originally from South Bronx, NYC, Moncho 1929’s practice expands to London, Milan, Los Angeles and Seoul. Being deeply influenced by global aesthetics and the urban artwork that surrounds his daily life, Moncho 1929’s practice continues to evolve yet stays true to challenging contemporary societal notions.

His work has been featured in various solo and group exhibitions all over the United States, and the world such as the Figge Museum of Art in Davenport, the Perez Art Museum in Miami, The University of Iowa Museum or the INSA Art Center in Seoul, Korea.

Today, his artwork can be found in the multiple private, city, and corporate collections; from LA Clippers to the French Consulate of the US, and from Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Co, to the Public Art collections of cities like Glendale, Los Angeles, New York and West Hollywood.

Currently lives and works out of Los Angeles.

For over thirty years, painting has been a passion for entrepreneur Philip J. Romano. As a restaurateur, humanitarian, and author, Romano always had a passion for painting, giving away his artwork to...

For over thirty years, painting has been a passion for entrepreneur Philip J. Romano. As a restaurateur, humanitarian, and author, Romano always had a passion for painting, giving away his artwork to his friends and family who showed enthusiasm for his talent.

When he met JD Miller, he found a sense of definition in his work through the concept of the Reflectionist school, which explores the theory that the universe reflects back what one puts out. These views have always been at the core of Romano’s humanitarian and philanthropic efforts. He applies his worldview directly to the custom made, oversized canvases upon which he works, the only medium that mirrors his characteristically grand ideas. His paintings reflect a “larger than life” style of contemporary boldness through dramatic use of color. Emotionally attached to his artwork, he insists on meeting the buyers of his paintings to see who will be “adopting” his artwork. He says that, “I always wanted to meet the artist when I purchased his or her art because I wanted to make sure good vibes would be in my home.”

Romano is a native of New York and attended Florida Atlantic University before moving to Dallas, Texas. He has created six new restaurant concepts: Fuddruckers, Romano’s Macaroni Grill, Spageddies, Cozymel’s, Rudy’s Country Store and Barbeque, and EatZi’s Market and Bakery. In addition to serving on the Board of Southern Methodist University’s Cox School of Business and multiple boards of businesses that he helped create, Romano also lectures at universities throughout the country and spends a large portion of his time involved in various charitable ventures.

Tripp Derrick Barnes is a South Carolina-born, New York City-based multimedia artist working at the...

Tripp Derrick Barnes is a South Carolina-born, New York City-based multimedia artist working at the intersection of Art, Entertainment, and Technology. His specialties include, but are not limited to painting, murals, and virtual and augmented reality experiences.

He studied sound design at Savannah College of Art and Design and found his calling through taking a life drawing class.

It is un-doubtable that Tripp is inspired by his culture, surroundings, and pushing boundaries of what art can be. His use of bright and vivid colors along with his commitment to creating a positive experience for his viewers is the root of all of his work. The positive visual energy delivers a universal message of allowing the viewer to trust that even when the world feels heavy, we are empowered to search for the good that still exists.

Tripp’s work has been featured on Good Morning America, TV’s Bravo network, and Lifetime’s Project Runway. His paintings have been displayed at Art Basel Miami, 212Gallery, SPIN NY, and Andaz Hotel to name a few. Tripp Art has also partnered with brands such as NBC, SYFY, and Jack Daniels. He has been commissioned by and painted portraits of numerous high-profile clients, including Susan Sarandon, Matthew McConaughey, Lady Gaga, Andy Cohen, Ja Rule, and Drew Brees.

Tyler Shields is known for this unique brand of volatile and off-handed photography...

Tyler Shields is known for his unique brand of volatile and off-handed photography, representative of his trademark edgy, and often risqué, style. Shields has spent the last few decades making a name for himself as a photographer, writer, and director in Los Angeles, CA. Often working with celebrities, models, and trending young Hollywood stars for his projects, he has become a creative tour de force in the photography and film industries. Daring and suggestive, Shields’ photographs push the envelope to create a thought-provoking experience for each viewer. His work contains its own unique dialogue, with subjects ranging from historical figures to representations of modern materialism. Tyler Shields’ work moves through the complexes and layers of the “celebrity” sphere, into an inherently tangible vision of the portrait in the 21st-century. What does it mean to be alive in the 21st century? How does it look? No stranger to controversy, he is certainly not afraid to shock his viewers in his artistic attempt to convey his answers to such questions. His photographs are iconic and are making their mark in the history of photography.