Von Lintel Gallery is pleased to present Trees, the first exhibition at the gallery by Lucas Reiner. The exhibition brings together work drawn from Reiner’s sustained observation of curbside trees and the formal tensions that shape them.
For Reiner, these trees function as a form of portraiture, shaped by the tension between growth and constraint. Their radically trimmed forms reveal not only the visible effects of urban regulation, but also nature’s persistent effort to endure. By isolating these subjects from their environment, Reiner draws attention to the unseen forces that have shaped them—physical, social, and historical.
A solo exhibition of selections from Lucas Reiner’s series titled Renaissance Removal Paintings is being presented by Studio la Città, located in Verona, Italy.
A solo exhibition of selections from Lucas Reiner’s series titled Syros is being presented by Galerie Born, located in Berlin, Germany.
“As if by Osmosis, Kerry Harding & Lucas Reiner”
Candida Stevens Gallery
November 9 – December 6, 2024
Candida Stevens Gallery is delighted to present ‘As if by Osmosis’, a joint exhibition of new works by Kerry Harding, an English painter based in North Cornwall, and Lucas Reiner, an American painter with studios in Los Angeles and Porto.
Artlyst Exclusive Interview with Lucas Reiner.
A solo exhibition of selections from Lucas Reiner’s two series titled Czernowitz and Los Angeles Trees is being presented Spring 2024 by Galerie Born, located in Darss, Germany.
A group exhibition of works by over two dozen artists curated by Peter Frank.
Introducing a new series of intimate paintings, each portraying an individual tree, titled “A Requiem in Progress”, Lucas Reiner’s elegiac cycle in memoriam, honoring his long friendship with the late artist Lawrence Carroll.
In conjunction with the world premier exhibition of Lucas Reiner’s The Stations, the Athenaeum Center for Thought and Culture in Chicago presents a public conversation with the artist and curator Michael Darling titled “Nature as Metaphor for the Human Condition” on April 11, 2023.
The world premier exhibition of Lucas Reiner’s The Stations is being presented by the Athenaeum Center for Thought and Culture in Chicago, opening February 27 and on display through May 31, 2023.