Mark Moore Fine Art Blog

Mark Moore Fine Art proudly presents “Ben Weiner: Dad Bod,” featuring Weiner’s latest Diary drawings—vibrant, psychedelic abstractions made with ink and solutions of both prescription and recreational drugs. Each piece begins with expressive ink marks on chromatography paper, which dissolve into bursts of color when exposed to drug-infused solutions, echoing forensic tests and society’s obsession with chemical body enhancement.

Ben Weiner’s process is deeply personal, using leftover substances from his own life—marijuana, Tylenol, Vicodin, MDMA, mezcal—and medications from friends and family. These works transform into a visual and chemical diary, mapping shifting states of mind and body. Pieces like “April (My Face)” and “Groundhog Day” even use his grandfather’s prescriptions, exploring themes of care, memory, and mortality.

Some drawings feature pills embedded in the surface, adding sculptural depth—like Furosemide tablets for a heart condition in “Winter Sounds,” and Doxycycline from his son’s tick bite in “Ogunquit.”

Weiner’s Diary drawings are intimate, meditative, and rooted in Color Field painting, capturing the invisible labor of care and our growing chemical connections to our bodies.

View the exhibition: https://bit.ly/4

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Experience the dreamlike world of #DanielDuford in “Divinations,” now live as an exclusive @artsy online exhibition with #MarkMooreFineArt. These new, small-scale paintings channel visions, poetic images, and fragments of myth, inviting us to look deeper beyond the noise of social media and discover art as a true flowering of the soul.

VIEW THIS SHOW NOW AT: https://bit.ly/4uzkdza

Duford’s process begins with sketches inspired by dreams and evolves into vivid, layered works that draw from American mythology and folklore. Each piece is a story, a fragment of something bigger—reminding us that meaning is fluid, mysterious, and personal.

Explore the exhibition and reconnect with the power of images.

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🔥 New Online Exhibition! 🔥

Jennifer Gunlock’s collage-drawings explore the ever-changing landscapes shaped by the forces of nature, human impact, and disasters like wildfires. Mark Moore Fine Art presents her exclusive ARTSY show, “Fire Scars and Regeneration,” dives into how wildfire superstorms transform the land and challenge its ability to recover.

Gunlock crafts her surreal landscapes by layering her own travel photos, decorative papers, and hand-drawn elements. The result? Tree forms fused with architectural fragments, symbolizing the push-and-pull between nature and human intervention. Each piece reflects the resilience of the land—like new leaves sprouting from a charred tree—and invites us to reflect on our planet’s power to regenerate, even in altered states.

✨ “Captured at a moment of poise between architectural and environmental devastation and feral verdant comeback, Gunlock’s fractal, organic landscapes… envision a potentially survivable tomorrow.” —Shana Nys Dambrot, LA Weekly

VIEW THIS SHOW AT: https://bit.ly/4aOlZn1

Jennifer Gunlock is a Los Angeles-based artist whose work has been exhibited nationwide and is held in major collections. She’s a 2022 Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant recipient, and her art has been featured in LA Weekly, LA Times, and more.

Click the link above to view “Fire Scars and Regeneration,” now live on ARTSY!

#JenniferGunlock #FireScarsAndRegeneration #ARTRA #ContemporaryArt #CollageArt #LandscapeArt #WildfireArt #NatureVsHuman #ArtExhibition #Resilience #Regeneration #LosAngelesArtist #WomenArtists #ArtCollectors #ArtOnArtsy #SupportLivingArtists

Mark Moore Fine Art is proud to present RECENT LANDSCAPES, an exclusive Artsy online exhibition of new paintings by Jennifer Nehrbass.

In this series, Nehrbass reimagines the Western landscape through a female lens, drawing inspiration from Albert Bierstadt and the legacy of the Hudson River School. Her paintings merge realism, fantasy, and ambiguity into charged, cinematic vistas that question how we see the West—past, present, and future.

Explore the full exhibition on Artsy: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4rV4Wqq

#MarkMooreFineArt #JenniferNehrbass #RecentLandscapes #Artsy #ArtsyExhibition #OnlineExhibition #ContemporaryArt #Painting #LandscapePainting #WesternLandscape #HudsonRiverSchool #AlbertBierstadt #MagicRealism #FeministArt #WomenArtists #WomenInArt #NewMexicoArt #AlbuquerqueArtist #ArtGallery #ArtExhibition #ArtCollector #ArtAdvisory #ClimateArt #AmericanWest #ModernLandscape

Rebekah Andrade / Greens and Blues, 2025 / Acrylic and Pastel on Paper / 51 × 40 in / 129.5 × 101.6 cm / COLLECTION OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS HOUSTON

Mark Moore Fine Art is honored to share that the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has acquired two works by REBEKAH ANDRADE for its permanent collection: “Greens and Blues” (2025) and “Study #9” (2021).

Founded in 1900, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is the largest cultural institution in the region, with an encyclopedic collection especially renowned for pre-Columbian and African gold; Renaissance and Baroque painting and sculpture; 19th- and 20th-century art; photography; and Latin American art.

We are thrilled to see ANDRADE’s work join this world-class collection.

More on these works: https://bit.ly/4rePoNS

Learn more about MFAH: https://www.mfah.org/

#contemporaryart #abstractart #artcurator #artstudio #studioview #artist #art #modernart #contemporaryart #dailyart #instaart #instagood #contemporaryartist #kunst #artcollectors #markmoorefineart #rebeakahandrade

“California Art: Selections from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation” is now on view at Coastline College Art Gallery, bringing together iconic and contemporary California voices—from Light and Space and abstract work to resin, surfboard, and surf-culture art.

See works by legends like Ed Ruscha, Billy Al Bengston, Mary Corse, David Hockney, Sam Francis, Ed Moses, and more, alongside Mark Moore Fine Art artists Robert Standish, Todd Hebert, Zemer Peled, and Feodor Voronov.

Curated by Billie Milam Weisman, this exhibition highlights the groundbreaking art movements that have shaped the Golden State from the 1960s to today.

📍 Coastline College Art Gallery
1515 Monrovia Ave., Newport Beach, CA 92663
📅 February 4 – March 20, 2026
🔗 More info: https://bit.ly/4kIcxGu

#CaliforniaArt #WeismanArtFoundation #CoastlineCollegeArtGallery #NewportBeachArt #LightAndSpace #AbstractArt #SurfArt #ContemporaryArt #ModernArt #GoldenStateArt #ArtExhibition #EdRuscha #BillyAlBengston #MaryCorse #DavidHockney #SamFrancis #EdMoses #MarkMooreFineArt #RobertStandish #ToddHebert #ZemerPeled #FeodorVoronov #SoCalArt #ArtInOC #GalleryExhibition

Mark Moore Fine Art announces an exclusive Artsy online exhibition, debuting Lisa Stefanelli’s celebrated “Melee Paintings.” This exhibition showcases her works, created with automotive paint on panel, and highlights Stefanelli’s nuanced reflections on human relationships.

Lisa Stefanelli (American, born 1966) is a painter known for her work in hardline, linear abstraction. Her “Melee” series (1998-2015) is associated with her formative years as a competitive figure skater. Made with automotive paint on panel and drawing on a multitude of visual references, the paintings represent a conversation about the artist’s view of our relationships. They display both grace and complexity in their entanglements, trajectories, and occasional estrangements, and attempt to resolve the struggle that they depict and embody. In the 2010s, Stefanelli began a digital practice centered around concepts from the natural world. This work suggests that all human actions have natural origins.

Collectively titled “Melee Paintings”, Stefanelli’s linear paintings are retrospectively titled. While the artist has produced many other bodies of work—including photography and installation—these paintings form the foundation of her practice.

A ‘melee’ is chaos—just like the energetic lines in Stefanelli’s art. Her work celebrates the beauty found in confusion and clarity. #MeaningfulArt #ArtistThoughts

You can also access the full exhibition in advance via this link: https://bit.ly/4cif2gq 

#LisaStefanelli #MeleePaintings #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibition #MarkMooreFineArt #ArtCollector #Painting #Artsy #NewYorkArtist #AbstractArt #FemaleArtist #ArtOnline #SupportArtists #ArtLovers #GalleryShow

Mark Moore Fine Art proudly presents “Ben Weiner: Dad Bod,” featuring Weiner’s latest Diary drawings—vibrant, psychedelic abstractions made with ink and solutions of both prescription and recreational drugs. Each piece begins with expressive ink marks on chromatography paper, which dissolve into bursts of color when exposed to drug-infused solutions, echoing forensic tests and society’s obsession with chemical body enhancement.

Ben Weiner’s process is deeply personal, using leftover substances from his own life—marijuana, Tylenol, Vicodin, MDMA, mezcal—and medications from friends and family. These works transform into a visual and chemical diary, mapping shifting states of mind and body. Pieces like “April (My Face)” and “Groundhog Day” even use his grandfather’s prescriptions, exploring themes of care, memory, and mortality.

Some drawings feature pills embedded in the surface, adding sculptural depth—like Furosemide tablets for a heart condition in “Winter Sounds,” and Doxycycline from his son’s tick bite in “Ogunquit.”

Weiner’s Diary drawings are intimate, meditative, and rooted in Color Field painting, capturing the invisible labor of care and our growing chemical connections to our bodies.

View the exhibition: https://bit.ly/4

#BenWeiner #DadBod #MarkMooreFineArt #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibition #AbstractArt #ColorField #ProcessArt #PsychedelicArt #InkArt #ChemicalArt #ArtOpening #NYCArt #ArtCollector #ArtDaily #ArtLovers #ArtGallery #NowOnView

🔥 New Online Exhibition! 🔥

Jennifer Gunlock’s collage-drawings explore the ever-changing landscapes shaped by the forces of nature, human impact, and disasters like wildfires. Mark Moore Fine Art presents her exclusive ARTSY show, “Fire Scars and Regeneration,” dives into how wildfire superstorms transform the land and challenge its ability to recover.

Gunlock crafts her surreal landscapes by layering her own travel photos, decorative papers, and hand-drawn elements. The result? Tree forms fused with architectural fragments, symbolizing the push-and-pull between nature and human intervention. Each piece reflects the resilience of the land—like new leaves sprouting from a charred tree—and invites us to reflect on our planet’s power to regenerate, even in altered states.

✨ “Captured at a moment of poise between architectural and environmental devastation and feral verdant comeback, Gunlock’s fractal, organic landscapes… envision a potentially survivable tomorrow.” —Shana Nys Dambrot, LA Weekly

VIEW THIS SHOW AT: https://bit.ly/4aOlZn1

Jennifer Gunlock is a Los Angeles-based artist whose work has been exhibited nationwide and is held in major collections. She’s a 2022 Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant recipient, and her art has been featured in LA Weekly, LA Times, and more.

Click the link above to view “Fire Scars and Regeneration,” now live on ARTSY!

#JenniferGunlock #FireScarsAndRegeneration #ARTRA #ContemporaryArt #CollageArt #LandscapeArt #WildfireArt #NatureVsHuman #ArtExhibition #Resilience #Regeneration #LosAngelesArtist #WomenArtists #ArtCollectors #ArtOnArtsy #SupportLivingArtists

Mark Moore Fine Art proudly presents “Ben Weiner: Dad Bod,” featuring Weiner’s latest Diary drawings—vibrant, psychedelic abstractions made with ink and solutions of both prescription and recreational drugs. Each piece begins with expressive ink marks on chromatography paper, which dissolve into bursts of color when exposed to drug-infused solutions, echoing forensic tests and society’s obsession with chemical body enhancement.

Ben Weiner’s process is deeply personal, using leftover substances from his own life—marijuana, Tylenol, Vicodin, MDMA, mezcal—and medications from friends and family. These works transform into a visual and chemical diary, mapping shifting states of mind and body. Pieces like “April (My Face)” and “Groundhog Day” even use his grandfather’s prescriptions, exploring themes of care, memory, and mortality.

Some drawings feature pills embedded in the surface, adding sculptural depth—like Furosemide tablets for a heart condition in “Winter Sounds,” and Doxycycline from his son’s tick bite in “Ogunquit.”

Weiner’s Diary drawings are intimate, meditative, and rooted in Color Field painting, capturing the invisible labor of care and our growing chemical connections to our bodies.

View the exhibition: https://bit.ly/4

#BenWeiner #DadBod #MarkMooreFineArt #ContemporaryArt #ArtExhibition #AbstractArt #ColorField #ProcessArt #PsychedelicArt #InkArt #ChemicalArt #ArtOpening #NYCArt #ArtCollector #ArtDaily #ArtLovers #ArtGallery #NowOnView