Up Now: Salon de Espera, a survey of Peter LaBier’s drawing and the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Spanning several years and moving fluently between media, this body of work summarizes LaBier’s observational drawing practice. Punctuated by curiosity and humor, the works on view are studies of the artist’s surroundings—skeptical encounters with his physical setting. Sometimes in painstaking detail and sometimes in gestural suggestion, cult iconography, canonical art historical references and banal life studies populate LaBier’s drawings. Read more and view the exhibition below. Up Now: Salon de Espera, a survey of Peter LaBier’s drawing and the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Spanning several years and moving fluently between media, this body of work summarizes LaBier’s observational drawing practice. Punctuated by curiosity and humor, the works on view are studies of the artist’s surroundings—skeptical encounters with his physical setting. Sometimes in painstaking detail and sometimes in gestural suggestion, cult iconography, canonical art historical references and banal life studies populate LaBier’s drawings. Read more and view the exhibition below. Up Now: Salon de Espera, a survey of Peter LaBier’s drawing and the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Spanning several years and moving fluently between media, this body of work summarizes LaBier’s observational drawing practice. Punctuated by curiosity and humor, the works on view are studies of the artist’s surroundings—skeptical encounters with his physical setting. Sometimes in painstaking detail and sometimes in gestural suggestion, cult iconography, canonical art historical references and banal life studies populate LaBier’s drawings. Read more and view the exhibition below. Up Now: Salon de Espera, a survey of Peter LaBier’s drawing and the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. Spanning several years and moving fluently between media, this body of work summarizes LaBier’s observational drawing practice. Punctuated by curiosity and humor, the works on view are studies of the artist’s surroundings—skeptical encounters with his physical setting. Sometimes in painstaking detail and sometimes in gestural suggestion, cult iconography, canonical art historical references and banal life studies populate LaBier’s drawings. Read more and view the exhibition below.