Please join Candela Gallery for the exhibition coinciding with our latest book project, Memory Orchards, from January 19th-March 2nd

Machine Vision Artist Feature: Maija Tammi

Machine Vision Artist Feature: Noelle Mason

Machine Vision Artist Feature: Rashed Haq

Machine Vision Artist Feature: Adam Chin

Candela Gallery is excited to announce Machine Vision, a group exhibition exploring our evolving creative relationship with new technologies. These works blur the boundaries between the observed and imagined, the artist and the machine. Machine Vision will be on view between Friday, March 3rd and Saturday, April 29th.

Blue Hour Artist Feature: Galina Kurlat

Blue Hour Artist Feature: Heather Evans Smith

Candela Gallery is pleased to announce Blue Hour, a group exhibition featuring photographic works by Granville Carroll, Peter Cochrane, Heather Evans Smith, Dylan Hausthour, Galina Kurlat, Raymond Thompson Jr, and Em White.

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Karen Navarro

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Paul Stephenson

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Kensuke Koike

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Stephanie J. Woods

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Vivian Chiu

Candelar 2022 Januela feature: Cristina Fontsaré

Please join Candela Gallery for the opening of Kahn & Selesnick’s latest book project and exhibition, Dr. Falke’s Oraculum, on Friday, November 5th, from 5-8 pm.

Candela Gallery is delighted to revisit the work of Gita Lenz (1910-2011). Lenz was Candela's first book project and one of the gallery's first exhibitions. Almost ten years later, From the Archive with Gita Lenz, features a series of Lenz's black and white vintage photographs. The exhibition will open this Friday, May 7th, from 5 - 8pm and continue through June 18th.

Candela Gallery is thrilled to present High Water, a debut solo exhibition by Richmond, Virginia based photographer, Emily White. In response to our modern world, inundated by digital diversions and perpetual tail-chasing, Emily White has staked out essential and reverent landscapes. White approaches the landscape genre using a mix of 19th century and contemporary processes and manages to bridge the nostalgia for a familiar place and the discordant emotions of the southern wilds.

Candela Gallery is honored to feature an installation of 3436, an ongoing project by Ohemaa Dixon. Experiencing Dixon’s work in person is essential to understanding the artist’s intention. Working as an interdisciplinary artist, Dixon’s large scale works, printed on Habotai Silk, are a direct response to the history and visual trauma of lynching.

Candela Gallery is excited to announce Primitive Visions, the gallery’s debut solo show by mixed-media artist and educator, Holly Roberts. Applying both photography and painting to her practice, Robert’s newest exhibit presents dream-like portraits of the recognizable: familiar places, scenes, and subjects that have been reconstructed and embellished by Robert’s use of collage.