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05/30/2026

CURRENTLY ON VIEW |

Matt Rich: GRIDS
On view May 1st - June 13th

Please join us for extended hours on First Friday, June 5th, 5 - 8pm

450 Harrison Ave Unit 1
Boston, MA 02118

05/01/2026

TONIGHT | Opening reception of Matt Rich: GRIDS Friday, May 1st, 6 - 8pm

TOMORROW | Join artist Matt Rich in artist walk through of exhibition “GRIDS” Saturday, May 2nd, 2 - 3pm

“For his second solo exhibition at the gallery, Matt Rich has created a series of painted collages that take as their starting place the rectangle and the grid.

Featuring the same energetic and varied juxtapositions of materials, texture, and colors as his ongoing shaped canvas works, these pieces pit linear, perspectival space against organic, process-driven marks, together rendering a layered illusionistic space.”

Opening Reception: Friday, May 1st, 6 - 8 pm
Artist Walk Through: Saturday, May 2nd, 2 - 3 pm
Closing: Saturday, June 13th, 2026

04/28/2026

THIS FRIDAY | Matt Rich: GRIDS

Opening reception with artist Friday, May 1st 6 - 8pm

Artist walk through Saturday, May 2nd 2 - 3pm

For his second solo exhibition at the gallery, Matt Rich has created a series of painted collages that take as their starting place the rectangle and the grid.

Featuring the same energetic and varied juxtapositions of materials, texture, and colors as his ongoing shaped canvas works, these pieces pit linear, perspectival space against organic, process-driven marks, together rendering a layered illusionistic space.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 1st, 6 - 8 pm
Artist Walk Through: Saturday, May 2nd, 2 - 3 pm
Closing: Saturday, June 13th, 2026

04/23/2026

CLOSING THIS WEEK | Steve Locke’s waiting for my man at LaMontagne Gallery, Boston, on view through Saturday, April 25, 2026

“There is no magic. There is only justice.”

Across painting, drawing, sculpture, and installation, Locke interrogates the uneasy relationship between beauty and violence in American visual culture. The exhibition invokes states of longing, anticipation, and encounter; positioning viewers not simply to look, but to consider what seeing reveals about themselves.

Installation views of waiting for my man, March 20 - April 25, 2026 at LaMontagne Gallery, Boston

04/01/2026

CURRENTLY ON VIEW | Steve Locke: “waiting for my man”

Please join us for extended hours on First Friday, April 3rd.

UPCOMING | Join Steve Locke and Evan Garza, curator at MASS MoCA, moderated by Juan Hinojosa to discuss Locke’s new monograph “I SAID WHAT I SAID.” The monograph follows Locke’s solo exhibition at MASS MoCA, “the fire next time,” curated by Evan Garza reflecting on three decades of Locke’s work that confronts power, portraiture, race, and memory.

Wednesday, April 15th, 7pm
205 Hudson Street, New York

03/20/2026

TONIGHT | Please join Steve Locke and MassMoCA curator Evan Garza to celebrate the release of “Steve Locke: I Said What I Said,” the artist’s first career monograph, and reflection on three decades of Steve’s work that confront power, portraiture, race, and memory.

6pm MassArt Tower Auditorium, book singing following the talk. Free and open to the public.

TOMORROW | Join us for the opening reception of “waiting for my man” at LaMontagne Gallery.

Saturday, March 21st, 6 - 8pm
450 Harrison Ave #1
Boston, MA 02118

03/13/2026

Saturday March 21st | 6 - 8pm | opening reception with artist Steve Locke | waiting for my man

LaMontagne Gallery is pleased to present “waiting for my man” a solo exhibition of works by Steve Locke. Please join us Saturday March 21st for the opening reception with artist

“Working across painting, drawing, sculpture, and installation, Locke uses figuration as a site where histories of spectacle, justice, and representation converge. Guided by his assertion that “There is no magic. There is only justice,” his work challenges viewers to confront what is at stake in looking - at images, at bodies, and at ourselves.

Across recurring motifs such as suspended portraits, expressive “tongue paintings,” and charged encounters between figures, Locke constructs scenes that hold tension between intimacy and unease. Rather than depicting violence directly, he foregrounds its psychological and historical presence, prompting reflection on complicity, memory, and perception. Spanning decades, his practice reconsiders portraiture as a critical lens through which to engage identity, power, and the unresolved narratives embedded in contemporary life.”

Opening Reception: Saturday, March 21st, 6 - 8 pm
Closing: Saturday, April 25th, 2026

02/13/2026

TONIGHT | Opening Reception with artist Salvatore Del Deo “Sinners, Saints, and Angels” | 5 - 8pm

Please join us for the opening reception tonight with artist for his solo exhibition “Sinners, Saints, and Angels” tonight 5 - 8pm

02/11/2026

This Friday | 5 - 8pm | opening reception with artist Salvatore Del Deo | Sinners, Saints, and Angels

LaMontagne Gallery is pleased to present “Sinners, Saints, and Angels,” a solo exhibition of works by Salvatore Del Deo. Please join us this Friday for opening reception with artist

“An exhibition centered on The Temptation of St. Anthony of Thebes (After Flaubert) 2023, a monumental mural scale painting that occupied the artist’s studio, and imagination, for nearly four decades. Inspired by Gustave Flaubert’s novel, Del Deo recognized in Saint Anthony’s inner visions a parallel to the artist’s own creative struggle, where doubt, temptation, and endurance arise from within. Begun in the early 1980s and left unfinished for decades, the painting was finally completed in 2023, when, at ninety-five, Del Deo returned to the canvas with renewed clarity and urgency. Shown publicly for the first time in its completed form, the work anchors an exhibition of large-scale allegorical paintings that transform personal memory, collective conflict, and historical witness into charged symbolic tableaux, affirming Del Deo’s singular vision and lifelong engagement with the tension between darkness and revelation.“

Opening Reception: Friday, February 13th 5 - 8pm
Closing: Saturday, March 7

01/15/2026

Esteban del Valle
“thanks for all the conditional love”

The exhibition has been extended additional week.
On view through Saturday, January 24th.

Final week of the exhibition.

Images 1-2: installation views of “thanks for all the conditional love”

exhibition

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