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Brooklyn, NY 11233, New York, United States
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Nearly Somewhere

Stellarhighway, New York

Sat 12 Sep - Sun 8 Nov 2026

Brooklyn, NY 11233 — Google

Thu-Sun 12-6pm by appointment

Artists: Sam Moyer - Olav Christopher Jenssen - Tim Braden - Ilse D’Hollander - Kathleen Jacobs - Vivian Springford - Kemar Keanu Wynter - Meris Drew - Gerald Ferguson - George Miyasaki - Jesse Murry

Stellarhighway presents Nearly Somewhere, co-curated with the writer Harry Tafoya and featuring the work of eleven emerging, mid-career, and established American and European artists from across seven decades.

Artworks

Meris Drew, water image, 2026

Oil on linen panel

32 × 40 in

© Meris Drew
Meris Drew, edge of woods arrangement, 2026

Oil on panel

29.5 × 38 in

© Meris Drew
Gerald Ferguson, Landscape, 2008

Enamel on canvas

20 × 24.5 in

© Gerald Ferguson
George Miyasaki, Serenity, 1956

Lithograph

18 × 13.5 in

© George Miyasaki
Jesse Murry, Rumbling, 1989

Watercolor on paper

22 × 30 in

© Jesse Murry
Sam Moyer, Payne 115, 2021

Oil on Bristol

25.75 × 20.75 in

© Sam Moyer
Tim Braden, Route de la Renarde (apricots), 2025

Acrylic on canvas

15.75 × 19.75 in

© Tim Braden
Tim Braden, Abstract Painting 94, 2014

Acrylic on card

17.75 × 12.63 in

© Tim Braden
Kathleen Jacobs, Untitled (from the Clearing Series), 2014

Oil on linen

20 × 20 in

© Kathleen Jacobs
Kemar Keanu Wynter, Aglow in Sodium (Melon Soju), 2024

Acrylic on Evolon

50 × 35 in

© Kemar Keanu Wynter
Vivian Springford, Untitled, c. 1970

Acrylic on canvas

20.5 × 24 in

© Vivian Springford
Olav Christopher Jenssen, Practical Nostalgia No. 4, 2003/2004

Oil and acrylic on canvas

16.5 × 20.5 in

© Olav Christopher Jenssen
Ilse D’Hollander, Untitled, 1995

Oil on canvas

35.5 × 31.5 in

© Ilse D’Hollander

Installation Views

Nearly Somewhere presents a selection of modern and contemporary abstract landscape painting that explores the ways in which artists turn to nature to find inspiration and locate meaning. The artists in the show work in the tradition of Milton Avery, Charles Burchfield, J.M.W. Turner, and Claude Monet by rejecting grand narratives to focus on perception, memory, and one-to-one emotional engagement with the natural world.

By concentrating beaches, pastures, forests, deserts, and oceans to their most basic elements of line, color, and form, these artists create an opening for contemplation, a window for the viewer to map their inner lives onto small, yet vast painted horizons.

all images © the gallery and the artist(s)

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