On view through Oct 14
Antoinette Wysocki +
Jenny Flexner Reinhardt
We believe beautiful things are best experienced together.
Curator's Statement
What happens when two voices share a wall?
Wysocki paints in gestures—marks like handwriting, memory, weather. Reinhardt answers with restraint—fields of color softened at the edges. Side by side, their works feel like a conversation: full of pause and pulse, subtraction and excess.
Antoinette Wysocki
Her paintings indulge in material and gesture—spills, washes, and marks that collide until something new emerges. Words, symbols, and organic fragments surface, then dissolve again. Each canvas balances raw energy with deliberate control, a record of how memory resists being fixed.
Jenny Flexner Reinhardt
Jenny’s canvases breathe. Saturated hues hover against softened edges, carrying both weight and air. She explores what remains after subtraction—how much can be removed before a color still hums. With an MFA from the New York Academy of Art, Jenny now paints full-time in her New Jersey studio.
Upcoming Events
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Armonk Outdoor Arts Festival
September 26 – September 27, 2026
Armonk, NY
Find Atelier Modern at the Armonk Outdoor Arts Festival — two days of art, design, and community. -
Pictures of You, November 3 – January 30, 2027
November 14, 2026 | 11AM - 1PM
Atelier Modern | 2091 Boston Post Rd, Larchmont
Three contemporary artists whose work continues to excite. We can update at a later date. -
Everyday Icons + Wild Moments, September 8 – November 3
October 23, 2026
Atelier Modern | 2091 Boston Post Rd, Larchmont
Working across oil, watercolor/charcoal, and photography, the three artists recalibrate our view of the ordinary and the elemental — from pantry objects and quiet interiors to intimate portraits of horses and fleeting gestures. -
Larchmont Arts Festival
October 17, 2026
Larchmont, NY
Atelier Modern participates in the Larchmont Arts Festival. -
Summer Playlist
June 30 – September 30, 2026
Atelier Modern | 2091 Boston Post Rd, Larchmont
A curated group show based on the idea that there are songs that remind us of the summer either because of the lyrics, the tempo or the time when we first heard it. Each work has a song to accompany it for a deeper sensory experience.
