Artist News

Exhibitions

Gabriele Evertz: Colors Make Light, Louis Stern Fine Arts, West Hollywood, CA, March 15 – May 3, 2025

Cris Gianakos, Matthew Deleget, Barbara Knight, Russell Maltz, Victoria Munro, and Tilman in Permanent Art Collection Recent Acquisitions Exhibition, Bridgehampton Museum, Bridgehampton, NY, May 10-30, 2025

Gabriele Evertz in Breath, Curated by John Yau, Art Cake, Brooklyn, NY, May 9 - May 31, 2025

Cris Gianakos in An America, Mitchell Algus Gallery, New York, NY, Opens May 17

Julio Grinblatt: Usos de la Fotografia - XI / Cast - Doble cero, Ruth Benzacar Galeria de Arte, Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 8 - June 21

Publications

Leslie Roberts: I will console you with language, Published by CoMa, Amsterdam | New York, 2024

Texts

Interview with Nanette Carter, by Matthew Deleget, Bomb Magazine, June 30, 2025

A Tight Three at Field of Play, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, May 2, 2025

Pierre Obando’s Potent Hybrids, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, April 21, 2025

Corriero, Segre, Seidl: Open, Enveloping, Searching, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, March 8, 2025

Jen Mazza’s Narrative Interplay, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, January 30, 2025

Cyrilla Mozenter: The Quieting of Industrial Material, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, January 25, 2025

Unsung Galleries: Notes from a Walkabout, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, November 19, 2024

Bascha Mon’s Personal Cosmopolis, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, October 23, 2024

Eleanor Ray: The Power of the Small, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, October 15, 2024

A Garden Grows – on AstroTurf – in Gowanus, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, October 4, 2024

Mark Dagley’s Little God, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, September 10, 2024

Letter from Venice, by Michael Brennan, Two Coats of Paint, August 7, 2024

Interviews
Sharon Brant Artist Talk, January 25, 2024

Michael Brennan Artist Talk, November 16, 2023

Lynne Harlow Artist Talk, April 13, 2023

Cris Gianakos Artist Talk, January 26, 2023

Gabriele Evertz Artist Talk, October 13, 2022

Russell Maltz Artist Talk, April 21, 2022

Mark Tribe Artist Talk, January 13, 2022

Robert Swain Artist Talk, September 23, 2021

Jack Tworkov: A Conversation with Jason Andrew, Artist Estate Studio, July 22, 2022

Emi Winter Artist Talk, June 4, 2021

Ken Weathersby Artist Talk, December 4, 2020

Gallery News

We’re on the Move!

We’re writing to share some big news with you.

In 2023, we celebrated our 20th anniversary. We hope you had a chance to see our survey exhibition Twenty featuring works by more than 50 international artists from throughout our history, as well as our two subsequent solo exhibitions Michael Brennan: Floating Weeds and Sharon Brant: Change and Recurrence.

At the end of April 2024, we shut down our gallery space at 16 Main Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn, and are currently working to move the gallery closer to home. Just prior to the start of the pandemic, we moved our family from Brooklyn to South Orange, New Jersey, which is located just west of Newark and easily accessible by train from Penn Station. South Orange and our surrounding communities have had a vibrant arts and cultural community for more than two centuries.

We are currently in the market for a new permanent home for the gallery, which will host our public exhibitions, educational programming, advocacy and philanthropic work, library and archives, book and editions, inventory storage, and so much more. We are also planning to make our new venue completely green and sustainable, especially in response to the acceleration of climate change. We will announce complete details about our new location as soon as we have them.

In the meantime, we are open for business here on our website, our Artsy page, and by private appointment. We also plan to enrich the content available through on our website, share meaningful information by email and social media, host online conversations, and possibly organize an in-person curatorial project or two in the near term.

But most of all, we would like to THANK ALL OF YOU -- the artists, curators, writers, editors, publishers, gallerists, collectors, advisors, architects, designers, art historians, arts administrators, donors, our landlord Two Trees, and our audience worldwide for your extraordinary, unwavering support of our programming over these many years. We are grateful to you.

Onward! Matthew & Rossana

* Our interim mailing address is P.O. Box 1093, South Orange, NJ 07079, USA.

* Our email address remains the same as always: info@minusspace.com.

Past Exhibitions

Sharon Brant
Change and Recurrence

January 6 - March 23, 2024

Editions

We offer compelling limited edition prints and multiples by gallery and affiliated artists dating from the 1960s to today.

Books

Our bookstore features dozens of new and out-of-print publications about gallery artists and reductive art, including monographs, exhibition catalogs, writings and ephemera.

Current News

We wish you a peaceful and prosperous 2025! 💫 We’re genuinely grateful for your continuing interest in and support of our artists, exhibitions, projects, and programming over all these many years, but especially during this time of transition
Wednesday from our inventory. With the Summer Olympics in Paris just around the corner, we’re sharing this terrific, mixed media work on paper by artist Cris Gianakos made during the Athens Olympics two decades ago.🥇 Bio Cris Gianakos (b. 193
Monday morning from our inventory. This beautiful recent painting by Brooklyn artist Gabriele Evertz entitled “Late Summer” (2021, Acrylic on canvas over wood, 18 x 18 inches / 46 x 46 cm), which features two shimmering gold stripes near
Thursday morning from our inventory. Renowned New Zealand artist Julian Dashper’s (1960-2009) stunning cut cedar stretcher work “Untitled (2002)”. This work was included in his last solo exhibition “The Future” here at t
Tuesday morning from our inventory. A highly-inventive, deconstructed black monochrome painting turned sculptural installation work by Bushwick, Brooklyn-based artist Vincent Como. Working in a broad array of media, the core focus of Como’s pra
Sunday morning from our inventory. A provocative, gold leaf and collage work on wooden panel by Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist Bibi Calderaro. This work was presented last summer in our anniversary exhibition “Twenty”. We hope yo
A stunning, summery painting by Brooklyn-based painter Michael Brennan from our inventory. The title of this work “Cobalt Scarpa” references the Italian architect and designer Carlo Scarpa (1906-1978) who was in turn influenced by all thi
As we search for our new home, we’d like to share with you some incredible artworks from our inventory. Today we highlight Beacon, NY-based artist Sharon Brant’s remarkable little work “White Painting #6” (2008), which is made
Wow, it’s June already! After a month away from the gallery — and as we search for our new permanent home — we plan to regularly share with you some incredible artworks from our inventory. Today we highlight this remarkable, 20-ye
We’re delighted to have contributed to this terrific commissioned project for an incredible client family in Brooklyn Heights. A big thanks to Laurie Blumenfeld Design for inviting us to collaborate and to Brownstoner for this lovely article. ?
Showtime! We’re immensely proud here at the gallery to be associate sponsors of this year’s “Django A Gogo Music Festival and Camp” taking place in both Maplewood, NJ and NYC from April 30-May 5. Can’t wait for the conce
We’re immensely proud here at the gallery to be associate sponsors of this year’s upcoming “Django A Gogo Music Festival and Camp” taking place in both Maplewood, NJ and NYC from April 30-May 5. 😇 The festival is the creatio
We’re writing to share some BIG news with you! 📣 Last year we celebrated our 20th anniversary. We hope you had a chance to see our survey exhibition “Twenty” featuring works by more than 50 international artists from throughout ou
We wanted to give a big, Big, BIG THANKS to everyone who came out to support artist Sharon Brant and see her recent exhibition “Change and Recurrence” here at the gallery. We really appreciate your interest and we really appreciate you! ❤
This is the FINAL WEEKEND to see Sharon Brant’s excellent exhibition “Change and Recurrence” here at the gallery. Our Saturday hours are 11am-5pm. You definitely don’t wanna miss it! ⏳ For complete details about Sharon’
Good morning, NYC! There are only three — count ‘em — three Saturdays left to see Sharon Brant’s joyous exhibition “Change and Recurrence”. Our gallery hours today are 11am-5pm. Don’t miss it! 😍 For complet

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