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FEATURED ARTIST
Nicolas Auvray Gallery is proud to present Pino Deodato as our current featured artist.
Pino Deodato is an Italian artist born in Calabria in 1950 and trained at the Academy of Brera in Milan. His work moves between painting and sculpture, blending magical realism, allegory, and poetic storytelling. Through intimate scenes, symbols, and metaphors, Deodato explores the human condition with tenderness and imagination, creating works that reflect memory, wonder, resilience, and the search for meaning.
Vede Lontano, 2022. Polychrome Terracotta 5 ½ × 6 × 3 ¼
View more of Pino Deodato's works here.
UPCOMING
SUMMER GROUP SHOW
Featuring: Pino Deodato
Introducing: Stephanie de Malherbe, Sofia Paez, Elise Oudin Gilles, Chris Fallows, Suzanne Zuehlke, Kinga Czerska, and Renate Aller
Special Highlights:
- Sylvie Mangaud's elegant bronze sculptures
- Manuele Bernardi's natural constructions
Also Presenting: Jean-Michel Lenoir, Claire and Siri, Gérard Stricher, Paul Hughes, Chen Yi Ching, Ayline Olukman, and KACE
Renate Aller, Great Sand Dunes, 2013. Archival pigment print, 58 × 89 in.
View more works by Renate Aller here.
HAMPTONS FINE ART FAIR 2026
Nicolas Auvray Gallery will be presenting a selection of works at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair in Southampton, New York. Join us there from July 9 – 12, 2026 at the Southampton Fairgrounds.
VIP Opening: Thursday, July 9
VIP “First-Look” Opening Preview: 12–5pm (Benefits Parrish Art Museum)
VIP Opening Preview Evening: 5–9:30pm (Benefits Southampton Arts Center)
General Admission:
Friday, July 10: 11am–7pm
Saturday, July 11: 11am–7pm
Sunday, July 12: 11am–6pm
J. MARGULIS AT NICOLAS AUVRAY GALLERY
Nicolas Auvray Gallery will be presenting a selection of new works by J. Margulis in September 2026.
Margulis produces acrylic 3D sculptures and compositions using plexiglass sheets, painted with acrylic and automotive paints, presented as wall-mounted works, surface-based arrangements, or freestanding structures. As the viewer moves around the works, light and color begin to bend.
Opening mid-September, the artist will be in attendance making this a great opportunity to learn more about his practice and philosophy.
Susanne Zuehlke, Mandarin, 2022. Egg tempera on canvas, 27 ½ × 47 ¼ in.
View more works by Susanne Zuehlke here.
J. Margulis, Flecha, 2026. Plexiglass with automotive and acrylic paint, 30 × 30 in.
Learn more about J. Margulis here.
