Coming Down to Earth: Justine Kurland

Candelar 2022 Candarch feature: Ash Llanes

Coming Down to Earth: Paul Guilmoth

Coming Down to Earth: Jasmine Clarke

Coming Down to Earth: Alanna Airitam

Candelar 2022 Februela feature: Tom Ridout

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Morgan Ashcom

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Karen Navarro

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Paul Stephenson

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Caleb Cole

(de)constructed artist spotlight: Drew Nikonowicz

(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

Happy New Year from Candela Gallery! We're excited to kick off 2022 with a group exhibition, (de)constructed. The show brings together eight artists who physically and/or digitally alter their work by cutting, sculpting, and reconstructing the image using various materials.

Exhibiting artist Caitlin Teal Price embraces the contemporary terror of a damaged pigment print by intentionally carving into the surface of her photographs. 

Candela Gallery is excited to mount its first solo show by Washington, DC-based artist, Caitlin Teal Price. Through photography and deliberate, delicate mark-making, Price carves gestural patterns and shapes into the surface of her prints. Built on photographs of sunlight, seeping through the windows of her home, these Scratch Drawings are an exploration of the ritual and routine found in the undercurrents of Price's daily life.

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 thrilled to open this fall with a collaborative project in partnership with this year’s Afrikana Film Festival. Hosted by Candela and curated by Enjoli Moon, Sandy Williams, and Nigel Richardson, with all & in-between opens September 3rd, 2021, and runs through October 23rd, 2021.