Art created with a political agenda rarely succeeds. It has not resulted in any art movement throughout history. A work of art may become political art. However, art coerced by a political agenda is mainly deficient art.

Discover “Fly”, a gawky, friendly boy exploring personal growth and self-discovery in a series of paintings “Introducing Fly”.

Discover the solitary landscape photography by J.A.M Montoya. Take an emotional journey through the ancient ruins of western Spain.

J.A.M Montoya’s desolate landscape photography grants us a moment of leisure, silence, and self-discovery. Discover his romantic imagery.

Discover Kateryna Bortsova’s penetrating figuratism. Her portraits and large-scale nudes debunk the cultural myths of consumer culture.

Kateryna Bortsova’s robust portraits and large-scale nudes demystify our hyper-consumerist society and depict the global instability of contemporary life.

Umesh Bhoi’s delightful paintings of India’s tribal life shine light on the hidden power and beauty of the Bhil people. 

This February, we have selected 3 paintings that depict the joy, passion, and controversy of love in the history of art.

Each series of Niquete’s sculptures is a fictional ecosystem, and each figure is a living being with limbs and movement that lives there.

The Perdomo Gallery team showcases Yamil Guzman’s entrancing paintings of festivals and celebrations in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Meza’s paintings use the abstract nostalgic power of the image to show the powerful relationship between memory and identity.

This December, Perdomo Gallery showcases the mysterious monotype paintings by Mexico City-based artist Alejandro Meza

In her Silicon Valley painting series, P. Mudafort invokes and plays with cultural symbols and trends.

This November, Perdomo Gallery showcases Prithi Brinkley’s majestic landscape photography celebrating bucolic life.

This October, Perdomo Gallery showcases the bold geometric abstraction by the New Jersey based artist.

Contemporary Minimalist painting is a global movement ubiquitous in all genres of art.

A new generation of artists is rethinking what we might call American contemporary art.

The influence of Latin America’s contemporary art becomes a dominant force in the global art market.