Lococo Fine Art Publisher

05/22/2025

Lococo Fine Art Publisher is proud to present:

Alex Katz – “Dancer 3 on Rod” (2022)
Sleek, poised, and effortlessly iconic “Dancer 3 on Rod” exemplifies Alex Katz’s enduring celebration of form and movement. This sculptural edition translates his signature silhouette aesthetic into three-dimensional space, capturing a moment of balletic grace.

Crafted in marine plywood and mounted on a refined aluminum rod and base, this work is a rare and elegant statement piece for collectors of Katz’s minimal yet expressive style.

Dancer 3 on Rod
2022
Marine plywood mounted to aluminum rod on aluminum base with peened finish
72 × 32 × 5.5 inches (183 × 81 × 14 cm)
Edition of 15

*figure is adjustable

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04/14/2025

Late nights at the Château Marmont
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03/18/2025

Lococo Fine Art Publisher is proud to present:

Donald Sultan “Three Freesias” (2024)

Donald Sultan’s “Three Freesias” is a stunning exploration of contrast, simplicity, and natural beauty. Rendered in bold black lines with delicate bursts of yellow, red, and blue, each print captures the artist’s signature balance between abstraction and representation. Printed on fine Japanese mulberry paper, this limited-edition suite embodies elegance and refinement—an exquisite addition to any contemporary art collection.

“Three Freesias”
2024
Archival pigment ink on Japanese mulberry 110 gsm fine art paper
16 × 22 inches (40.5 × 56 cm)
Edition of 20

Single Prints: $1,500 each
Suite of 3: $4,000

Own a piece of Donald Sultan’s masterful artistry. DM us or visit the link in bio to inquire.

01/16/2025

Studio visit with more to follow! 👀🩷🐤

10/30/2024

Artist Spotlight:

Paul Solberg, born in St. Paul, MN, studied Anthropology in Southern Africa before moving to NYC in 1996. Solberg began his photographic career with his first published book, Bloom (2005), following Puppies Behind Bars (2006), Tyrants + Lederhosen (2011), Tattoos, Hornets & Fire (2012) (co-authored with Christopher Makos), and monograph, Ten Years In Pictures (2014). First known for his acclaimed flower portraits, in tandem with his equally ethereal human portraits of such icons at artist Ai WeiWei, or in his Service series (2020-present), which resides in such collections as the Elton John Photography Collection and shown at the American Embassy, Kiev, 2017. Solberg’s photographs have been published in Publisher’s Weekly, Le Figaro, CNN, L’Oeil de la Photographie, Interview Magazine, WWD, WSJ Int’l. His work has been shown internationally at the museum La Casa Encendida (Madrid), Subte Museum, Galerie Sho Contemporary Art (Tokyo), Galerie Hiltawsky (Berlin), Karl Hutter Fine Art (LA), MM Fine Art (NY) and Galerie Catherine Houard (Paris), and Villazan Gallery, Madrid. Solberg lives in New York City.

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10/30/2024

Paul Solberg is renowned for his poetic and contemplative floral photography, where each bloom becomes a study of nature’s transient beauty. His minimalist approach captures the delicate textures and fleeting moments of life, allowing us to pause and appreciate the world in its simplest, purest form. Solberg’s work transcends the ordinary, inviting viewers to see flowers as symbols of both strength and fragility.

Bloom
2006
Archival pigment inks with flocking and varnish on 365 gsm fine art paper
45 x 30 inches (114 x 76 cm)
Editions of 35
Portfolio of 8

Paul Solberg’s “Bloom” series takes us on a poetic journey through the delicate beauty of nature. Each image captures the ethereal essence of flowers in a way that transcends traditional floral art, creating a timeless dialogue between fragility and resilience. Solberg’s ability to reveal the inner life of his subjects invites us to reflect on the fleeting yet powerful moments in life. Explore the full “Bloom” collection at the link in bio. How do these blooms speak to you? 🌼 🌹🌸

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10/25/2024

Nicole Wittenberg’s work is a vivid exploration of the natural world and its emotive potential. From the mesmerizing landscapes of Maine to the fiery sunsets of California, and the serene waters of the Aegean Sea, her paintings are personal yet universal, capturing a rich emotional depth that transcends the scenes themselves. 🌅🌊

Drawing inspiration from the Venetian school, the Impressionists, and the Fauves, Wittenberg transforms what she observes into bold, expressive marks and vibrant colors, offering us a unique, meditative glimpse into her experiences. Each piece undergoes layers of transformation, resulting in compositions that feel both familiar and dreamlike.

Her pieces are part of renowned collections worldwide, including the Guggenheim Museum and the Albertina in Vienna. Explore the intimate, powerful beauty of Wittenberg’s art with us. ✨

“Queen Anne’s Lace”
2023
Archival pigment ink print and pastel on Innova Etching Cotton Rag 315 gsm
30 x 22 inches (76 x 56 cm)

Edition of 15

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10/24/2024

Derrick Adams reimagines Black identity through joy, leisure, and empowerment. His work often shines a light on the beauty of everyday moments, a celebration of Black joy that resists narratives of struggle. In his signature bold colors and geometric forms, Adams invites us into a world where relaxation and self-care take center stage, where cultural identity is something to be celebrated. Through his art, we see a vision of Black life that is vibrant, unapologetic, and full of life. How do you celebrate joy in your own life? Let’s take a moment to reflect on the power of everyday moments. 🌊🎉

“Fun Time Unicorn”
2022
Cast aluminum, steel, aluminum alloy, alloy steel coil, stainless steel, and hand painted enamel.
37 5/8 x 43 1/2 x 8“ (95.4 x 110.3 x 20.3 cm)
Edition of 30
©️Derrick Adams studio

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Photo by courtesy of ART PRODUCTION FUND

10/21/2024

Artwalk New York 2024 is on!!

10/18/2024

Join us for the opening receptions
Square One Gallery
Friday October 18th // 6-9pm
4814 Washington Blvd, 312, Saint Louis, MO, 63108

08/16/2024

Studio visit with the great It’s always a great pleasure. Stay tuned for more to come!!🖤😉

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07/16/2024

The art world has caught up with Alex Katz over the past couple of years. Unfairly or not, the New Yorker’s paintings had long been considered lightweight compared to peers such as Jackson Po***ck and Jasper Johns.

Not any more. Last year, the Guggenheim in New York staged “Gathering”, a retrospective offering up the people and places of Katz’s life. Venice’s Fondazione Giorgio Cini is presenting a series of new paintings to coincide with the Biennale. Now, MoMA has given over its second-floor atrium to “Seasons,” four monumental paintings that balance soft color and the openness of memory. As with Monet’s Water Lilies nearby, Katz’s paintings are immersive and environmental; autumn is a pang of yellow and summer is an overwhelming rush of greens....

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Richard Whiddington
July 15, 2024

From an Alex Katz outing to a show decades ahead of its time, here is what the art world is talking about in New York this summer.