FORMah or the FORM Art House is a boutique gallery showcasing emerging and mid-career artists from across the globe. Founded in 2021, FORMah is committed to embrace female identifying artists via providing a platform for innovative exhibitions, and thoughtfull programing.
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Happy International Women's Day 2025! Today at KALINER we celebrate the power and resilience of women in the arts! As a woman-owned gallery that showcases women artists, we're proud to bring to light artists who are overlooked due to age, race, and gender. Thank you to all the incredible women artists, curators, and leaders shaping the art world and inspiring future generations. Here’s to breaking barriers and redefining the future of contemporary art!
KALINER is delighted to present A Longing, a solo exhibition by mixed media artist Fanny Allié. The artist’s inaugural solo exhibition with the gallery features Allié’s textile landscapes and scenes that tell stories about ephemerality, memory, human interactions and attractions. We invite you to the opening reception which will take place on March 6th from 6 until 8 pm. Please RSVP using the link below. The show will be on view from March 6th until April 12th.
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We are excited to share that our gallery is stepping away from FORMah name and rebranding as KALINER! This new name reflects a strong influence of our founder's great grandmother on the gallery's journey, along with the evolving vision of the gallery's future. As the gallery steps away from FORMah brand, we will be maintaining our commitment to showcasing exceptional artists overlooked due to age, race and gender, and fostering a thoughtful, dynamic space for contemporary art. We are grateful to our artists, patrons and our community, for being a part of this journey and look forward to continuing our collaboration together under the KALINER name. This change reflects our commitment to cultivating meaningful dialogue, and building a space with integrity and vision. While our name is changing, our mission remains the same— to showcase exceptional contemporary art that challenges, inspires, and resonates. We honour our legacy while stepping into the future with a name that truly represents who we are.
We are pleased to announce a conversation with four artists from our current exhibition, Loved in Time, will take place tomorrow, February 21st, from 6 until 8pm at the gallery! Marisol Martinez, Prema Murthy, Kim Uchiyama, and Karin Waskiewicz will be present to discuss the inspiration behind their abstract pieces and talk us through their diverse creative practices. Looking forward to seeing you then! Please RSVP with the link below: https://lnkd.in/gDsG-2x2
We are delighted to share that Noga Yudkovik-Etizoni’s solo exhibition “Running Line” was featured at Artforum International Magazine as critic’s pick. Article by Micaela Houtkin Full review is in the link below: https://lnkd.in/eemnWG8Y
I am delighted to share the upcoming exhibition featuring works by Noga Yudkovik Etzioni will open November 7th! Looking forward to seeing you all at the opening! Details below:
FORMah is delighted to invite you to the opening reception of “Running Line” , Noga Yudkovik Etzioni’s solo exhibition. The artist' inaugural solo exhibition with the gallery features three floor installations and series of wall-mounted paper works titled Air Pockets. Opening reception will take place on November 7th 6-8pm. Please contact [email protected] for preview inquiries. More details and RSVP via the link: https://lnkd.in/eJk58gMK
FORMah is delighted to invite you to the opening reception of “Running Line” , Noga Yudkovik Etzioni’s solo exhibition. The artist' inaugural solo exhibition with the gallery features three floor installations and series of wall-mounted paper works titled Air Pockets. Opening reception will take place on November 7th 6-8pm. Please contact [email protected] for preview inquiries. More details and RSVP via the link: https://lnkd.in/eJk58gMK
Press release written by Hall W. Rockefeller for Jocelyn Fine’s solo exhibition “There Is So Much I Can’t Explain”
Chief Executive Officer, Athena Art Finance; Managing Director, Art Investments, Yieldstreet
Sharing this press release by art critic and founder of Less Than Half, Hall W. Rockefeller. Hall does a great job describing Jocelyn Fine's artistic process, her inspiration and what makes these artworks so affecting and captivating. Huge kudos also to Maryana Kaliner Streltsov for the important work she is doing at FORMah gallery on the Lower East Side. I love seeing these two women advocate for wonderful emerging and mid-career female-identifying artists. So excited for my sister's inaugural solo show, opening this Saturday, September 7 at 6PM. For more info and rsvp www.theformah.com I look forward to seeing many of you today at the The Armory Show!
Opening this Saturday Please rsvp here https://lnkd.in/gWbJJbCG
Chief Executive Officer, Athena Art Finance; Managing Director, Art Investments, Yieldstreet
I am beyond proud of my sister, Jocelyn Fine, whose first solo exhibition at FORMah gallery on the Lower East Side opens this Saturday, September 7. Many of the paintings evoke shared memories of our childhood but she has done something very new with these mesmeric paintings, at the intersection of abstraction, fantasy, and the natural world. See below for more information about the exhibit and the opening. I look forward to seeing many of you at the opening! If you can’t make it, ‘There’s So Much I Can’t Explain” will be on view through November 2. Kindly rsvp here: https://lnkd.in/ddyCFqm7 Checkout her webite too! www.jocelynfine.com