Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Thr Slattery Gallery features Tim Conlon's ~Still Rolling~ return to the Hamptons!!!

 

IN the Hamptons bring the kids Tom Conlon's train painting looks like fun.  

Tim Conlon Returns to the Hamptons!!

Slattery Gallery is pleased to present Still Rolling, a solo exhibition featuring new train sculptures, paintings, and prints by acclaimed Los Angeles-based artist Tim Conlon. On view August 6 through August 31, 2026, the exhibition marks Conlon's first solo presentation at Slattery Gallery, located at 30A Jobs Lane, Southampton, New York.

We have included a quick preview below. Click here to get a PDF of the full exhibition,

TIM CONLON     SCLX #5     2026     7 x 24 x 5 inches

For nearly three decades, Tim Conlon has documented the ever-changing landscape of the American railroad through a practice that bridges graffiti culture, photorealism, and contemporary painting. Still Rolling showcases the latest works from Conlon's ongoing G-scale train car series, alongside paintings from his celebrated Blank Canvas series—a body of work that combines typography, abstraction, and trompe-l'oeil to transform freight trains into striking visual studies of history, industry, and urban expression.
 
TIM CONLON     SCPX #2     2026     7 x 24 x 5 inches

Rendered primarily with spray paint, Conlon's paintings bring railroad logos, weathered steel, oxidized surfaces, and layers of graffiti into remarkable focus. These scale studies reflect decades of firsthand observation, the result of countless hours spent walking rail lines and documenting freight cars belonging to rail companies that have since disappeared through consolidation, modernization, and time. As intermodal freight transport continues to replace traditional boxcars with shipping containers, these once-familiar symbols of American industry inch closer to extinction.
 
TIM CONLON     BCIT #12     2026     7 x 24 x 5 inches

In Still Rolling, Conlon assumes the role of a contemporary rail archaeologist. His paintings reveal the clean geometry of manufactured steel alongside the organic beauty of rust, fading paint, and accumulated graffiti, preserving visual histories that would otherwise disappear. Each work becomes a record of movement, memory, and transformation—capturing not only the evolution of the train itself but also the anonymous artists who have left their marks across its surface.
 
TIM CONLON     MD&W #8     2026     7 x 24 x 5 inches

Straddling the worlds of urban art and the traditional gallery space, Conlon builds upon the letterform techniques and discipline of graffiti while pushing the medium toward broader themes of history, craftsmanship, and cultural preservation. His work demonstrates how the visual language of the street can resonate far beyond its original context, inviting viewers to reconsider the overlooked beauty of industrial America.

 
Works also available by:

KAWS   /   Cleon Peterson
SWOON   /   Shepard Fairey
POSE  /   Mr. Brainwash
and more

 
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Monday, August 3, 2026

The Art League of Long Island offers an open house community tour of the facility, and programmes Saturday August 8th, 11-2 PM.

Art League of Long Island Invites the Community to Discover Their Creative Side

at Free Open House


The Art League of Long Island (ALLI) welcomes the community to its

annual Open House on Saturday, August 8, inviting visitors of all ages to explore

Long Island premier visual arts center and experience everything it has to offer.

Whether you're a beginner looking to try something new or an experienced artist

seeking to expand your skills, the Open House provides the perfect opportunity to tour

the Art League&studios, meet instructors, watch live demonstrations, and learn about

the wide variety of classes and workshops available this fall.

Guests will have the opportunity to:

● Tour professional studios for painting, drawing, ceramics, jewelry, photography,

printmaking, sculpture, digital arts, and more.

● Meet faculty members and staff.

● Watch artist demonstrations.

● Learn about youth, teen, and adult classes.

● Explore the Art League& galleries featuring contemporary exhibitions.

● Register for fall classes and receive guidance in selecting the right courses.

"The Open House is a wonderful opportunity for people to experience the creativity and

sense of community that make the Art League so special," said Executive Director

Marianne Della Croce. "Whether you've always wanted to learn to paint, throw pottery,

or simply become more involved in the arts, we invite everyone to come through our

doors and see what inspires them."


Serving Long Island for more than 65 years, the Art League of Long Island is a nonprofit

visual arts organization dedicated to providing high-quality arts education, exhibitions,

and cultural programming for people of all ages and abilities. Each year, thousands of

students participate in classes taught by professional teaching artists in a welcoming,

supportive environment.

Admission to the Open House is free, and all are welcome.

Art League of Long Island Open House

Date: Saturday, August 8, 11am-2pm

Location: Art League of Long Island, 107 East Deer Park Road, Dix Hills, NY 11746

Admission: Free

For more information, visit the Art League of Long Island, call (631) 462-5400, or stop

by during the Open House to discover your next creative adventure.

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Archway Publishing: William Potter's new work of historical Fiction ~Revelations of Grimm Lohr: A Tale of Spectacular Adventures in Twentieth Century and a true honest Memoir by Grimm Lohr~

Sound like an interesting read. Details below. 


New Novel Uses Historical Satire that Exposes Human Hubris and the Absurdities of Corporate Consumerism



Author explores war, ideology, human nature and modern civilization to examine the Twentieth Century through institutional folly

-- Author William Potter presents a sweeping work of historical fiction in "Revelations of Grimm Lohr: A Tale of Spectacular Adventures in the Twentieth Century and a True and Honest Memoir by Grimm Lohr," a satirical novel that follows one man's life against the backdrop of many of the twentieth century's defining events.

Narrated by the fictional Elias Deane Grimm Lohr, the novel chronicles several generations of one family beginning in pre-World War I Europe and continuing through major political and cultural developments of the twentieth century. Combining historical figures, fictional characters, dark humor and social satire, the story examines themes including war, nationalism, ideology, environmental stewardship, human folly and the relationship between civilization and progress.

"Every generation inherits both the achievements and the failures of those who came before it," Potter said. "Revelations of Grimm Lohr uses humor, history and imagination to explore that inheritance and to ask readers to look at the modern world with curiosity, skepticism and compassion."

Drawing on decades of engagement with literature, history, philosophy and cultural criticism, Potter brings a deeply researched perspective to "Revelations of Grimm Lohr," blending historical fiction with satire to examine the ideas, conflicts and contradictions that shaped the twentieth century.

"I wanted to write a satirical work that encourages readers to think critically about human behavior, our relationship with one another and with the natural world, while also telling an entertaining story," said Potter.

"Revelations of Grimm Lohr: A Tale of Spectacular Adventures in the Twentieth Century and a True and Honest Memoir by Grimm Lohr"
By William Potter
ISBN: 9781665773256 (softcover); 9781665773270 (hardcover); 9781665773263 (electronic)

Available at Archway Publishing, Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the author
William Potter holds a PhD in English from the CUNY Graduate Center and is a dedicated scholar of nineteenth-century American literature. He is the author of Melville's Clarel and the Intersympathy of Creeds (Kent State University Press, 2004), a comparative religious study that was favorably reviewed in Leviathan, the official journal of the Melville Society. He currently resides in Santa Fe, N.M. To learn more, please visit www.archwaypublishing.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/861785-revelations-of-grimm-lohr.

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Robert Fontaine Gallery update: featuring listed secondary market artist, and new collectable works

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Sunday, August 2, 2026

Gallery Newsletter

Gallery Newsletter | Summer in Blue

Maybelle Stamper | Swallowing without Tasting | Circa 1935-40

Artists

Summer in Blue

Luke Hein - Diffusion 1

LUKE HEIN
Diffusion 1, 2023
Acrylic on Wood Panel
16 x 11 x 2 inches
Signed and Titled on Reverse

Price: $3,500

Marc Quinn - Ice Age

MARC QUINN
Ice Age, 2023
Archival Pigment Print with Screenprinting and Diamond Dust
36 inches round
Edition of 50
Signed and Numbered

Price: $5,000

Maybelle Stamper - Swallowing without Tasting

MAYBELLE STAMPER
Swallowing without Tasting, Circa 1935-40
Mixed media, Watercolor on paper
14 x 10 inches
Signed, Titled on Front and Stamped on reverse by Artist's Estate

Price: $12,000

Ronaldo de Juan - Untitled

RONALDO DE JUAN
Untitled, 1985
Acrylic on Board
60 x 39 3/4inches
Signed, Dated, and Inscribed R. De Juan NY 1985 (lr), signed, dated and inscribed R. De Juan N. York 1985 on the reverse

Provenance:
-The artist
-Andrea Marquit Fine Arts, Boston

Price: $8,000

Josef Albers - Variants-IV (from the Ten Variants Series)

JOSEF ALBERS
Variants-IV (from the Ten Variants Series), 1966
Six screenprints in colors, on Rives BFK paper
17 x 17 inches
Edition of 200
Signed, Titled, Dated and Numbered

Price: $4,000

Otis Hope Carey - Gaagal (Ocean)

OTIS HOPE CAREY
Gaagal (Ocean), 2025
Acrylic on canvas
13 × 10 inches
Signed and Dated

Price: $3,000

Nick Gentry - Nightvision

NICK GENTRY
Nightvision, 2024
Oil and Acrylic Paint on Linen
24 x 16 inches
Signed & Dated

Price: $9,000

Nancy Gifford - Waiting for a Miracle

NANCY GIFFORD
Waiting For a Miracle, 2022
Acrylic, Graphite, Paper, Plastic on Birch panel
12 x 12 x 3 inches
Signed, Dated and Titled on reverse

Price: $3,500

Lou Ros - Plum Throated

LOU ROS
Plum Throated, 2021
Acrylic, Pastel, and Spray Paint on Canvas
19 3/4 x 15 3/4 inches
Signed and Dated

Price: $4,000

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