Maune Contemporary

Maune Contemporary Maune Contemporary specializes in contemporary fine art prints and unique works by internationally renowned artists.

The gallery has locations in Atlanta, GA and Santa Barbara, CA.

05/29/2026

Newly available from Maune Contemporary: Donald Sultan’s “Five Objects” series.

Created in 1999, “Five Objects” comprises four 12-color silkscreens with 22k gold leaf, each measuring 21 × 20 inches and produced in an edition of 60. The series includes “Five Objects, Sept 10, 1999,” “Five Objects, Sept 12, 1999,” “Five Objects, Sept 15, 1999,” and “Five Objects, Sept 18, 1999.”

Across the series, Sultan revisits the still life through bold silhouette, saturated color, and a distinctly contemporary graphic language. In the 1980s and 1990s, he became closely associated with a renewed interest in figuration, drawing from Abstract Expressionism, Color Field painting, and minimalism while reducing familiar subjects to striking, stylized forms.

“Five Objects” relates closely to Sultan’s painting “Five Objects, Aug 10, 1999,” a work that served as an important reference for the print series completed that same year. Through gold leaf, flat color, and simplified form, Sultan transforms the traditional still life into a luminous study of object, space, and ornament.

Donald Sultan’s “Five Objects” series is now available through the link in our bio and via Artsy.

Donald Sultan ()
“Five Objects,” 1999
12-color silkscreens with 22k gold leaf
21 × 20 inches (53 × 51 cm)
Editions of 60

05/21/2026

Newly available at Maune Contemporary: Andy Burgess’s “Kaufmann House,” a screen-print made in London depicting the iconic modernist residence in Palm Springs.

Andy Burgess (b. 1969) is a London-born painter and collage artist now based in Tucson, Arizona. Best known for his vivid architectural compositions, Burgess celebrates modernist and contemporary design through bold geometry, saturated color, and a painterly sense of rhythm.

Designed by Richard Neutra in 1946 as a winter retreat for Edgar J. Kaufmann, the Kaufmann Desert House is considered one of the defining examples of mid-century modern architecture. Celebrated for its precise geometric lines, open “pinwheel” floor plan, and seamless integration of indoor and outdoor space, the Palm Springs residence remains an enduring symbol of California modernism.

In “Kaufmann House,” Burgess reimagines this architectural landmark through crisp planes of color and sharp linear rhythm, echoing Neutra’s geometry while emphasizing the clarity and luminosity of Palm Springs modernism.

Andy Burgess ()
Kaufmann House, 2026
Screen-print
33.5 x 41 inches (85.1 x 104.1 cm)
Edition of 22, with 3 APs

“Kaufmann House” is now available through the link in our bio and via Artsy.

05/21/2026

Now live on Artsy: “Long Spring,” an online exclusive presentation by Maune Contemporary.

Released in conjunction with New York Art Week, the presentation brings together a curated selection of new and returning prints by Alex Katz, Donald Sultan, Derrick Adams, Nicole Wittenberg, David Salle, Ugo Rondinone, Justin Lyons, Julie Torres, Ross Bleckner, and Petra Rös-Nickel.

From newly available works to recently returned editions, “Long Spring” offers a fresh opportunity to explore and collect limited edition prints by leading contemporary artists.

View the full presentation through the link in our bio, on Artsy, and at maune.com.

Featuring David Salle () in our Artsy online exclusive, “Long Spring.”A defining figure of postmodern painting, David Sa...
05/18/2026

Featuring David Salle () in our Artsy online exclusive, “Long Spring.”

A defining figure of postmodern painting, David Salle () is known for layered compositions that bring together imagery from art history, popular culture, advertising, and mass media. His work often holds figuration, gesture, and visual fragments in tension, creating images that feel both cinematic and open-ended.

David Salle
“Patient and Nurse,” 2020
Archival pigment ink on Innova Etching Cotton Rag 315 gsm fine art paper
36 x 53 in. | 91.5 x 134.5 cm
Edition of 50

Featured in “Long Spring,” now live on Artsy. View the presentation and more works by David Salle through the link in our bio.

Happy birthday to Ross Bleckner (), born on this day, May 12, 1949. 🎉Bleckner’s work has long explored the poetic space ...
05/12/2026

Happy birthday to Ross Bleckner (), born on this day, May 12, 1949. 🎉

Bleckner’s work has long explored the poetic space between memory, perception, loss, and light. Through luminous fields, recurring floral motifs, and atmospheric compositions, his paintings and prints evoke the passage of time with a quiet, ephemeral beauty.

Today, we’re celebrating Bleckner’s singular vision alongside a selection of available works by the artist, currently featured in our Artsy online exclusive presentations “Long Spring” and “Memory Garden.”

Warmest birthday wishes to Ross Bleckner. 🌟

Featured works:

“Natural Order,” 2024
Archival pigment inks and acrylic on Innova Etching Cotton Rag 315 gsm fine art paper
30 × 30 inches
Edition of 30

“Face to the Sun, I,” 2024
Archival pigment inks on Innova Etching Cotton Rag 315 gsm fine art paper
51 × 42 inches
Edition of 30

“Face to the Sun II,” 2024
Archival pigment inks on Innova Etching Cotton Rag 315 gsm fine art paper
42 × 42 inches
Edition of 30

“6 Tulips,” 2019
Archival pigment print on Innova Etching Cotton Rag 315 gsm fine art paper
30 × 30 inches
Edition of 50

“5 Tulips,” 2019
Archival pigment print on Innova Etching Cotton Rag 315 gsm fine art paper
30 × 30 inches
Edition of 50

🔗 View more works by Ross Bleckner through the link in our bio and on Artsy.

05/11/2026

Launching tonight on Artsy: “Long Spring,” a micro-presentation of selected editions and original works.

Featuring works by Alex Katz (), Donald Sultan (), Derrick Adams (), Nicole Wittenberg (), David Salle (), Ugo Rondinone (), Justin Lyons (.lyonsart), Julie Torres (), and Petra Rös-Nickel ().

Released in conjunction with New York Art Week, the presentation brings together newly available works, recently returned editions, new print releases, and original works from our roster of artists.

Be the first to preview the presentation tonight on Artsy.

This May, Maune Contemporary is pleased to present “Memory Garden,” our new online exclusive on Artsy.“Memory Garden” co...
05/07/2026

This May, Maune Contemporary is pleased to present “Memory Garden,” our new online exclusive on Artsy.

“Memory Garden” considers memory as a living continuum, something that grows, shifts, resurfaces, and takes new form over time. Across the exhibition, works move between figuration and abstraction, intimacy and expansiveness, personal history and shared visual language, suggesting the garden not as a fixed place, but as a space of accumulation, return, and renewal.

Swipe through for details of works featured in the exhibition.

Featuring Alex Katz (), Donald Sultan (), Julie Torres (), Ross Bleckner (), Esteban Ocampo-Giraldo (), Justin Lyons (.lyonsart), Nicole Wittenberg (), Khalilah Birdsong (), Sarah Giannobile (), David Salle (), and Will Day ().

View “Memory Garden” now through the link in our bio and on Artsy.

Happy birthday to Donald Sultan ()!Known for his use of industrial materials, including tar, Masonite, linoleum, and ena...
05/05/2026

Happy birthday to Donald Sultan ()!

Known for his use of industrial materials, including tar, Masonite, linoleum, and enamel, Sultan has spent decades reworking the still life through bold, pared-down forms and a visual language that feels at once monumental and ephemeral. Across paintings, drawings, and prints, flowers, fruits, and other familiar motifs are reduced to their essential shapes, where gesture meets structure and fragility meets weight.

As Sultan has said, “With almost all my work, I want to feel like it has an almost architectural approach, so it has a feeling of actually being something rather than an illustration of something.”

Today, we’re celebrating Sultan’s distinctive approach to material, form, and the still life, alongside a selection of available works by the artist.

🔗 View more through the link in our bio and on Artsy.

Images 1–2: Donald Sultan in his studio. Courtesy of Donald Sultan Studio.

Featured works:

Donald Sultan
“Lantern Flowers, February 18, 2012”, 2012
Color silkscreen with enamel inks, flocking and tar-like texture
40 × 76 in | 101.6 × 193 cm
Edition of 30

Donald Sultan
“Mimosa, April 12, 2023”, 2023
Archival pigment ink print on 315 gsm fine art paper
42 × 52 in | 106.7 × 132.1 cm
Edition of 50

Donald Sultan
“Six Blue Poppies”, 2023
Color silkscreen with enamel inks, flocking, and overprinted flocking on Somerset 500 gsm Satin Radiant White with deckle edges
30 × 38 in | 76 × 96.5 cm
Edition of 60

April showers bring May flowers! 🪻For the first day of May, we are highlighting Alex Katz’s “White Lillies 6,” a large-s...
05/01/2026

April showers bring May flowers! 🪻

For the first day of May, we are highlighting Alex Katz’s “White Lillies 6,” a large-scale silkscreen from 2025. Set against a vivid field of color, Katz’s white lilies are rendered with the clarity, scale, and immediacy that define his approach to image-making. The work belongs to his “Lillies” series and continues his long-standing engagement with flowers as subjects of movement, light, and distilled form.

“White Lillies 6” is currently on view as part of our Artsy online exclusive, “The Seasonal Edit.” View now through the link in our bio.

Alex Katz
“White Lillies 6,” 2025
Silkscreen in colors on Saunders Waterford High White HP 425 gsm
42 3/4 × 96 in (108.6 × 243.8 cm)
Edition of 50
Signed and numbered along lower margin

Happy Birthday, ! Tom Friedman is known for his meticulously fabricated works across sculpture, drawing, painting, video...
04/29/2026

Happy Birthday, !

Tom Friedman is known for his meticulously fabricated works across sculpture, drawing, painting, video, and installation. Since the early 1990s, his practice has investigated perception, logic, and plausibility through an exacting attention to detail.

Working with unconventional materials including Styrofoam, foil, paper, wire, clay, and hair, Friedman transforms the familiar into the unexpected. His works often appear deceptively simple, yet are the result of highly controlled, labor-intensive processes.

“Untitled (Dollar Bill),” 2000
Digital print in colors on Somerset paper
Signed and numbered 7/100 on the reverse

Available via the link in our bio and on Artsy.



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Studio images: Tony Cenicola, The New York Times, “Tom Friedman Lands in Seoul and New York,” 2025.

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