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Seasons Greeting from everyone at Roberts Projects. Wishing peace and joy to all this holiday season. Image: Betye Saar...
12/23/2025

Seasons Greeting from everyone at Roberts Projects. Wishing peace and joy to all this holiday season.

Image: Betye Saar, Seeking the Promise, 2025, mixed media assemblage, 75 x 51 x 27 in (190.5 x 129.5 x 68.6 cm). Photo Paul Salveson.

On view now at . Join us at booth D22 to view works by Daniel Crews-Chubb, Mia Middleton, Wendy Red Star, Betye Saar a...
12/05/2025

On view now at . Join us at booth D22 to view works by Daniel Crews-Chubb, Mia Middleton, Wendy Red Star, Betye Saar and others.

Images
1. Daniel Crews-Chubb (), Dismantled Figure VII (Naples yellow), 2025, oil, acrylic, charcoal, spray paint, ink, sand and collaged fabrics on canvas in oak frame, 83.86 x 60.43 in (213 x 153.5 cm) framed. Photo: Daniel Browne
2. Mia Middleton (), Altar Piece, 2025, oil on linen, 14.17 x 18.11 in (36 x 46 cm). Photo: Paul Salveson
3.. Betye Saar (), Journey to Zimbabwe, 1974, mixed media assemblage, 15.5 x 11.25 x 1.5 in (39.4 x 28.6 x 3.8 cm). Photo: Paul Salveson
4. Wendy Red Star ( ), Chiaxxúapilake (Fifty), 2025, fabric with archival pigment photograph on board, 24 x 48 in (61 x 121.9 cm) unframed; 25.25 x 49.25 x 1.25 in (64.13 x 125.09 x 3.18 cm) framed. Photo: Paul Salveson

Find us at - Booth D22 through Sunday, December 7.Presenting new and recent works by Luke Agada, Amoako Boafo, Daniel ...
12/03/2025

Find us at - Booth D22 through Sunday, December 7.

Presenting new and recent works by Luke Agada, Amoako Boafo, Daniel Crews-Chubb, Lenz Geerk, Suchitra Mattai, Mia Middleton, Wendy Red Star, Betye Saar and Kehinde Wiley.

Betye Saar will be debuting a new site-specific installation for the Kabinett sector that embraces the passage of time as an ineffable force of nature. Saar was named a medalist at this year’s inaugural Art Basel Awards.

Roberts Projects is pleased to return to where the gallery will present a curated selection of new and recent works by...
12/03/2025

Roberts Projects is pleased to return to where the gallery will present a curated selection of new and recent works by Luke Agada, Amoako Boafo, Daniel Crews-Chubb, Lenz Geerk, Suchitra Mattai, Mia Middleton, Wendy Red Star, Betye Saar and Kehinde Wiley. Moving between historical dialogues and contemporary reflections, at scales both intimate and expansive, these works provide novel expressions of each artists’ perpetually evolving practice. Join us December 5-7 at Booth 22.

Images:
1. Amoako Boafo (), Pearl Set, 2025, Oil on paper. Photo Philippe Baron
2. Kehinde Wiley (), Rumors of War Study, Kéwé Lô, 2022-25, bronze. Photo: Paul Salveson
3. Mia Middleton (), Saturnine Night, 2025, oil on linen, photo: Paul Salveson
4. Suchitra Mattai (), take cover, 2025, belt buckles and tassels (dead stock), brushes, worn saris, fabric, and brushes, photo: Paul Salveson
5. Lenz Geerk ( ), Rest II, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 39.37 x 27.56 in (100 x 70 cm). Photo: Paul Salveson

This is the last week to view, Suchitra Mattai, Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing at Roberts Projects. In f...
11/11/2025

This is the last week to view, Suchitra Mattai, Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing at Roberts Projects.

In fables, guineps, and the sweetness of unknowing, Suchitra Mattai shifts from her previous large-scale, installation-driven work to a more intimate practice of collage and painting. Incorporating historic book pages, craft materials, and moral tales, she reconceives the fable as a cross-cultural language, weaving together nature, folklore, and shared human narratives. Her process, equal parts research and intuition, negotiates a dialogue between image and idea, producing work that is at once personal and universally resonant. - Jenna Adrian-Diaz with



Images: morning light, 2025, Worn saris, clay diyas from India, crocheted cord, beaded trim and tassels, 76 x 52 in (193 x 132.1 cm). 1000 faces, 2025, acrylic gouache, appliqués and beaded trim, 33.25 x 25.75 x 2 in (84.5 x 65.4 x 5.1 cm)white noise, 2025, Acrylic gouache, vintage doily, ribbon, appliqués, 19th-century prints, 19th-century book page and embroidery floss, 25.75 x 33.25 x 2 in (65.4 x 84.5 x 5.1 cm)
📸 Paul Salveson

This is the last week to view, Esmaa Mohamoud, What Does Webster’s Say About Soul? at Roberts Projects. Esmaa Mohamoud W...
11/11/2025

This is the last week to view, Esmaa Mohamoud, What Does Webster’s Say About Soul? at Roberts Projects.

Esmaa Mohamoud What Does Webster’s Say About Soul? offers a study in restraint. Her first solo exhibition with Roberts Projects employs negative space and precise spatial composition to explore memory, mourning, and spiritual passage. Drawing on poetry and music, from Gil Scott-Heron to Dorothy Moore, Mohamoud constructs a conversation between material and absence, body and spirit. Each sculpture functions as a distinct memory, its quiet intensity amplified by the surrounding void. - Jenna Adrian Diaz for @ surfacemag



Images: The Souls of Black Folk, 2025, Granite, 8 x 5.5 x 1.5 in (20.3 x 14 x 3.8 cm) 📸 Max Yawney. Installation view, Esmaa Mohamoud, What Does Websters Say About Soul, 📸 Paul Salveson

Now on view at Roberts Projects, Esmaa Mohamoud | What Does Webster’s Say About Soul? This exhibition examines the loss...
10/16/2025

Now on view at Roberts Projects, Esmaa Mohamoud | What Does Webster’s Say About Soul?

This exhibition examines the loss of innocence and childhood among young Black children, as well as the desensitization of Black death in America.

Zion, the model for this work, just turned six at the time this piece was created. Research shows Black children begin to grasp the permanence of death–nearly two years earlier than their White peers. Many of them with experiences of loss and death close to home.

A real pigeon is incorporated into the piece, functioning as both a marker of urban life and a stand-in for the fragility of young Black bodies—an emblem of children lost too soon. The sculpture suggests that perhaps the young boy is perceiving his own death, suspended between life and spirit…

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Image:
Esmaa Mohamoud..NUMB, 2025
Shea butter, beeswax, damar resin and rock pigeon
Photo: Paul Salveson



On view through November 15th

NOW ON VIEWWe are delighted to welcome you to Suchitra Mattai ‘s latest exhibition with Roberts ProjectsOpening Receptio...
09/27/2025

NOW ON VIEW
We are delighted to welcome you to Suchitra Mattai ‘s latest exhibition with Roberts Projects
Opening Reception Saturday, September 27th, 6–8pm

Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing is an exhibition of recent works on paper by Mattai and her second solo presentation with the gallery. The exhibition adopts the literary form of the fable as its organizing structure to consider the enduring resonance of moral tales today.

Suchitra Mattai
Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing
September 27 – November 15, 2025
Opening Reception Saturday, September 27th, 6–8pm

📷 Paul Salveson

NOW ON VIEW Join us this evening for Esmaa Mohamoud, What Does Webster’s Say About Soul?Opening Reception Saturday, Sep...
09/27/2025

NOW ON VIEW
Join us this evening for Esmaa Mohamoud, What Does Webster’s Say About Soul?
Opening Reception Saturday, September 27th, 6–8pm

Featuring a suite of new sculptures that build upon Mohamoud’s rich visual lexicon, this exhibition considers the loss of innocence experienced by Black youth and how these experiences become imprinted on the body, mind, spirit and soul.

Esmaa Mohamoud
What Does Webster’s Say About Soul?
September 27 – November 15, 2025
Opening Reception Saturday, September 27th, 6–8pm

📷 Paul Salveson

Join us tomorrow night at Roberts Projects for the opening reception for Suchitra Mattai - Fables, Guineps and the Sweet...
09/26/2025

Join us tomorrow night at Roberts Projects for the opening reception for Suchitra Mattai - Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing.

Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing highlights the ongoing significance of collage for Suchitra Mattai, with each work presenting a rich layering of ideas, textures and materials which convey the infinite curiosity at the heart of her practice. The form of collage itself and its consistent fragmentation of space into different zones of style and technique reflects the artist’s effort to create a visual language—a new ‘future space’—where the regional traditions of her ancestry can be preserved as they contribute to a contemporary consciousness and moral reckoning.


Image: Suchitra Mattai, a bird’s eye view, 2025, acrylic gouache, appliqué, wallpaper and book pages 📷 Paul Salveson

Join us tomorrow night at Roberts Projects for the opening reception for Esmaa Mohamoud - What Does Webster’s Say About ...
09/26/2025

Join us tomorrow night at Roberts Projects for the opening reception for Esmaa Mohamoud - What Does Webster’s Say About Soul?

What Does Webster’s Say About Soul? features a suite of new sculptures that build upon Esmaa Mohamoud’s rich visual lexicon and considers the loss of innocence experienced by Black youth and how these experiences become imprinted on the body, mind, spirit and soul.

Esmaa Mohamoud - What Does Webster’s Say About Soul?
September 27 – November 15, 2025
Opening Reception Saturday, September 27, 6-8pm

📷 Paul Salveson

Suchitra MattaiFables, Guineps and the Sweetness of UnknowingOpening Reception Saturday, September 27, 6–8pmRoberts Proj...
09/19/2025

Suchitra Mattai
Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing
Opening Reception Saturday, September 27, 6–8pm

Roberts Projects is pleased to present Fables, Guineps and the Sweetness of Unknowing, an exhibition of recent works on paper by Suchitra Mattai () and her second solo presentation with the gallery.

Created with Mattai’s singular approach to collage that blends different traditions of craft and cultural references, the exhibition adopts the literary form of the fable as its organizing structure to consider the enduring resonance of moral tales today.

Image: Suchitra Mattai, eyes closed, sights seen, 2025, acrylic gouache, 19th-century colonial print, page from “Grammar of Ornament” and wedding invitation (artist’s cousin) 📷 Paul Salveson

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442 South La Brea Avenue
West Hollywood, CA
90036

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm

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