A quick snapshot of what Dikeou Collection artists have been up to over the past month, and what to look forward to next month.

Anicka Yi was profiled and interviewed for Korea JoongAng Daily. “Here in Seoul, people don't try to repress or turn away from the aromas whether it's on the body or in the kitchen and food. It's very refreshing.”

Wade Guyton (and Anicka Yi) currently have work on view in “The Painter’s New Tools” at Nahmad Contemporary, through September 24. They were also cited in The New York Times article “Computers and Painting’s Identity Crisis” by Travis Diehl.'

[caption id="attachment_5092" align="alignnone" width="400"] Chris Johanson. "Unknow Know With What Is 12," 2021. Acrylic and house paint on recycled and stretched canvas. Museum purchase, a gift from the Svane Family Foundation. Courtesy of Chris Johanson / Mitchell-Innes & Nash, New York. Photograph by Randy Dodson[/caption]

Chris Johanson’s “Unknown Know With What Is 12” was recently acquired by the de Young Museum’s contemporary collection

Joshua Abelow and Joshua Boulos open a two-person exhibition, “EDM,” at King’s Leap August 5

A quick snapshot of what Dikeou Collection artists have been up to over the past month, and what to look forward to next month.

Jonathan Horowitz is now represented by Mitchell-Innes and Nash

Chris Johanson created a birdhouse for Brooklyn Botanic Gardens with the intention to “create a dialogue about the health of birds, of creatures, and of the planet.”

Walter Robinson’s exhibition, “Escape to Adventure,” is currently on view at Charlie James Gallery through July 16

Drue Langlois has original artwork available for purchase on his Instagram account. Also check out his films, animations and other merchandise available on his YouTube channel.

Misaki Kawai has work currently on view at Outpost Gallery in Copenhagen though July 23

Anicka Yi recently appeared on the Chanel Connects podcast in conversation John Akomfrah. 

Marcel Dzama illustrated Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” published by David Zwirner Books

A quick snapshot of what Dikeou Collection artists have been up to over the past month, and what to look forward to next month.

Anicka Yi opened a solo exhibition, “Begin Where You Are,” on May 31 at Gladstone Seoul. Yi also currently seeks a Studio Manager in Brooklyn.

Lizzi Bougatsos designed a one-of-a-kind swan ice sculpture for friend Chloë Sevingny’s wedding earlier this spring. 

Paul Ramírez Jonas’ notable “Key to the City” project, now in its 5th iteration, is currently underway in Birmingham, England.

Jonathan Horowitz curated “The Future Will Follow the Past” at the newly reopened Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia, open through December 2022.

Anya Kielar and Johannes VanDerBeek open “Pastel House” at Livia Fine Art in Zurich June 10 through September 3, 2022

Joshua Abelow’s upstate artist-run gallery, Freddy, is currently exhibiting work by Cheryl Donegan through June 18.

A quick snapshot of what Dikeou Collection artists have been up to over the past month, and what to look forward to next month.

First and foremost, a big congratulation to Ester Partegàs for her award of the prestigious American Academy in Rome Prize in Visual Arts! She will head to Rome this fall and we look forward to keeping up with her on this incredible journey.

Far Out Magazine wrote a captivating review of Marcel Dzama’s “Pink Moon” art book, available from rough Trade Books.

Islington Gazette gives closer look at Simon Periton’s installations at Farringdon Station along London’t Elizabeth Line.

The catalog for Anicka Yi’s Tate Modern project will be released on May 17 from Abrams Books.

If you’re visiting the fairs in New York this week, be sure to head to NADA and look for Devon Dikeou’s “Cajole” installations throughout the fair environment.

Check out Anya Kielar’s artist profile and studio visit with Harper’s Bazaar Japan

Olav Westphalen curated an exhibition titled “Sensitivity Training” which opens at the Gabrovo Biennial in the Balkans May 20-25

The wonders of spring - magical gardens, colors, rabbits, eggs, serpents. What could be regarded as the most alchemical of the seasons, the spring equinox, celebrated as Ostara since the 8th century, awakens the world to light, birth, and frivolity. In the wise words from the late, great Robin Williams, “Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s party!’”, and we did exactly on the vernal equinox at Dikeou Pop-Up on March 20. Denver artist Mario Zoots selected grooves from our vintage vinyl archive, Devon Dikeou’s “Donation” received a fresh bouquet of floral delights, Lizzi Bougatsos’ “Self-Portrait” ice sculpture dripped and glistened in the sun, folks adorned zingmagazine costumes, and photographer Anthony Camera was there to capture it all. See our Spring Equinox Reception photo highlights below!