Collector’s picks
Our Collector’s Picks is a curated selection of available works, carefully chosen for their significance, rarity, and impact. This section includes pieces from both the primary and secondary markets, featuring works by sought-after contemporary artists as well as established names from private collections.
Rashid Johson
Johnson (b. 1977, Chicago) works at the intersection of abstraction and autobiography, where material is never neutral. His Anxious Men series began in 2015 and has since evolved into these larger, more engulfing Audiences. There’s something communal about them—a collective unease, a silent crowd witnessing, waiting, holding their breath.
Rashid Johnson’s work moves through painting, sculpture, photography, and installation, layering history with the personal and the political. A leading voice in contemporary art, his use of materials—shea butter, black soap, ceramic, mirror—creates an ongoing conversation about race, identity, and cultural memory. His upcoming solo exhibition at the Guggenheim, Rashid Johnson: Seascape, opens in 2024, marking a new chapter in his evolving exploration of form and meaning.
Rashid Johnson
Anxious Men, 2015
White ceramic tile, black soap, wax
185.4 x 120 x 5.1 cm (73 x 47 1/4 x 2 in),
Rashid Johnson
Bruise Painting "House Party Blues" , 2021
Oil on linen
96 in x 84 in x 1.68 in | 243.84 cm x 213.36 cm x 4.27 cm
Rashid Johnson
Anxious Men, 2015
White ceramic tile, black soap, wax
185.4 x 120 x 5.1 cm (73 x 47 1/4 x 2 in)
SOLD
Vojtěch Kovařík
Vojtěch Kovařík (b. 1993, Czechia) is a painter known for his monumental, vividly colored figures that reinterpret classical mythology. Trained in ceramics, drawing, and painting in Uherské Hradiště, Ostrava, and Warsaw, his work blends strength and vulnerability through exaggerated forms and textured backgrounds. He has held solo exhibitions at Museum Kampa, Prague (2024), The Power Station, Dallas (2024), and Mendes Wood DM, Brussels (2023), with group shows at Kiasma, Helsinki, and the Baltic Triennial. His work is in major collections, including LACMA, ICA Miami, and the National Gallery of Victoria.
Rashid Johnson
Anxious Men, 2015
White ceramic tile, black soap, wax
185.4 x 120 x 5.1 cm (73 x 47 1/4 x 2 in),
Rashid Johnson
Anxious Men, 2015
White ceramic tile, black soap, wax
185.4 x 120 x 5.1 cm (73 x 47 1/4 x 2 in)
Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol (1928–1987) was a leading figure in the Pop Art movement, redefining contemporary art with his bold, mass-produced imagery of celebrities, consumer goods, and American culture. Trained as a commercial illustrator, he embraced silkscreen printing to create iconic works like Marilyn Diptych, Campbell’s Soup Cans, and Brillo Boxes. His studio, The Factory, became a hub for artists, musicians, and cultural icons. Warhol’s work has been exhibited worldwide, with major retrospectives at MoMA, Tate Modern, and the Whitney Museum. His legacy continues to shape art, media, and the intersection of celebrity and commerce.
Rashid Johnson
Anxious Men, 2015
White ceramic tile, black soap, wax
185.4 x 120 x 5.1 cm (73 x 47 1/4 x 2 in)
Rashid Johnson
Anxious Men, 2015
White ceramic tile, black soap, wax
185.4 x 120 x 5.1 cm (73 x 47 1/4 x 2 in)