Royal Institute of Oil Painters – Annual Exhibition (2025)

“The Oil Canvas” invites art lovers to immerse themselves in the rich textures, vibrant colors, and expressive depth of oil painting. From intimate portraits to sweeping landscapes, each piece on display captures the unique power of the medium, where every brushstroke tells a story. This exhibition celebrates both the technical mastery and the emotional resonance of oil art, offering visitors a journey through light, color, and imagination. Step into a world where the canvas comes alive, and experience the timeless beauty of painting in its most luminous form.

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Agnes Martin: Innocent Love

“Innocent Love showcases Agnes Martin’s late-career paintings, emphasizing her enduring pursuit of serenity and emotional resonance through minimalism. Comprising softly colored grids and stripes, these works distill emotion into geometric simplicity, creating a meditative space for reflection. Through this exhibition, Martin’s quiet yet profound visual language invites viewers to experience moments of calm, joy, and contemplation, reaffirming her pivotal role in shaping contemporary abstract art.”

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Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting

Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting is a major exhibition of the British artist Jenny Saville, currently (or recently) on show at the National Portrait Gallery, New York.                                                                        Spanning her career from the early 1990s to the present, the show presents approximately 45 works, including monumental oil paintings, intimate charcoal drawings, and vibrant recent portraits in saturated, fluorescent tones. Visitors are invited to explore Saville’s visceral engagement with the human body, from raw, monumental nudes to delicate studies of pregnancy and motherhood, tracing a dialogue between physical reality and the evolving notions of identity.

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Mathew Cerletty: End of the Line

“Mathew Cerletty’s End of the Line brings together a new series of meticulously rendered paintings that elevate everyday objects into quiet, uncanny icons. Through hyper-precise surfaces and bold fields of color, Cerletty isolates familiar items—envelopes, sponges, gloves, sinks—until they feel both intimate and strangely monumental. The exhibition reveals his ongoing fascination with the tension between banality and transcendence, using ordinary forms to explore questions of presence, perception, and meaning. Installed as a contemplative ensemble, the works speak to each other through shape, texture, and tone, creating a visual meditation on the objects that structure daily life.”

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Tom Lloyd(The Exhibition in New York)

• Venue: The exhibition is at the Studio Museum in Harlem, which is reopening in its new building at 144 West 125th Street, Harlem.

• Dates: November 15, 2025 – March 22, 2026.

• What’s Featured:

  • This is a career survey of Lloyd’s work, including his light sculptures, wall-mounted assemblages, and works on paper.

  • The exhibition is founded on new research and conservation, bringing together pieces that may not have been shown before, plus archival materials.

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