Seidel City

06/11/2026

Last chance to see works by Natasha Mistry in Echoes in the Void: Works by Four Contemporary Abstract Painters.

Join us tomorrow evening for the exhibition’s closing reception from 6–9pm as we celebrate the conclusion of a remarkable presentation featuring the work of Rio Rayne, Matt O’Neill, Natasha Mistry, and Daniel Strawn.

Based between Boulder and London, Mistry’s practice explores the architecture of the subconscious through luminous geometric compositions that draw upon sacred geometry, organic patterns, and meditative space. Created using mica-infused oils, natural pigments, graphite, and meticulous pointillist techniques, her works invite contemplation while balancing precision and intuition.

Featured works:

Untitled #3355, 2026
Oil, mica-infused oil, earth pigments, graphite, titanium on canvas
36 × 36 in

Untitled #3395, 2025
Mica-infused oils, interference oils, and graphite on canvas
36 × 36 in

We look forward to welcoming you for one final evening with these extraordinary works.

EchoesInTheVoid ColoradoArt

05/31/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening of Echoes in the Void: Works by Four Contemporary Abstract Painters on May 15th. The exhibition brings together the work of Rio Rayne, Matt O’Neill, Natasha Mistry, and Daniel Strawn, alongside From My Archives, a photography and collage presentation curated by Mark Sink.

A reminder that the exhibition remains on view through June 12th. Appointments can be booked through our website or by emailing [email protected].

Today, Seidel City would like to highlight two works from Rio Rayne’s series A Clip From The Roll Of Infinity. Created over a twenty-year period, the series reflects the artist’s nomadic lifestyle and serves as a visual travelogue of experiences, ideas, and research accumulated across two decades. The works journeyed with Rayne from New York City to Los Angeles, back to New York, then to Hawaii, San Francisco, and ultimately Florida, where the series was completed.

Layering geometry, color, symbolism, and collage into expansive compositions, these works embody a sustained process of movement, observation, and transformation. The result is a dense and immersive visual archive that rewards repeated viewing, revealing new connections and discoveries with each encounter.

Featured works:

A Clip From The Roll Of Infinity (1983–2003)
A Clip From The Roll Of Infinity – Vertical (1983–2003)

Mixed media collage mounted on wood with epoxy.

05/15/2026

Tonight at Seidel City: From My Archives, a special photography and collage presentation curated by Mark Sink, opens alongside Echoes in the Void: Works by Four Contemporary Abstract Painters.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 15, 6pm – 9pm

Drawing from decades of collecting, collaboration, and image making, From My Archives brings together works by artists, photographers, and members of the Denver Collage Club, an ongoing collective founded by Sink in 2016. The exhibition reflects the layered creative communities that have shaped Sink’s practice, presenting an eclectic and deeply personal constellation of photography, collage, experimental media, and archival material.

Artists featured in the exhibition include Corinne Vionnet, Susanne Junker, Evan Anderman, Kristen Hatgi Sink, Andy Warhol, Eli Lichtenstein, Steven Myers, Walter Chappell, Andre Zink, Vincent Serbin, Dominic Rouse, Susana Amundrian, Katie Taft, Susan Blake, Adam Milner, Mado Resnick, Laura Shill, Mario Zoots, George Perez, Les Krims, Michael Borek, and members of the Denver Collage Club.

Featured works:
Julie BNC, Mark & Kristen Sink, pigment print on aluminum
Untitled #9, George Perez, multimedia collage, 2016
Figures, Susan Blake, collage print

05/14/2026

Tomorrow marks the opening of Echoes in the Void: Works by Four Contemporary Abstract Painters at Seidel City, featuring new works by Daniel Strawn alongside Matt O’Neill, Natasha Mistry, and Rio Wayne.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 15, 6pm – 9pm

A member of an iconic Colorado art family, Strawn is a multimedia artist, designer, craftsman, and teacher whose practice moves fluidly between painting, material experimentation, and process driven abstraction. Based in Lyons, Colorado, and holding a BFA from the University of Denver, his work explores rhythm, energy, and transformation through layered acrylic compositions that balance structure with spontaneity.

Strawn was previously featured at Seidel City in The Diamond Grid Collection in 2024.

Featured works:
Printing new DNA, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 48 in.
Activate, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 48 in.

05/13/2026

Seidel City is pleased to feature works by Natasha Mistry in Echoes in the Void: Works by Four Contemporary Abstract Painters, on view May 15 – June 12, 2026.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 15, 6pm – 9pm

A British artist of mixed South Asian and Celtic heritage, Mistry’s practice is a disciplined investigation into the architecture of the subconscious. Through luminous geometric compositions constructed with meticulous pointillism, mica infused oils, natural pigments, and graphite, her paintings function as meditative spaces that explore sacred geometry, organic pattern, and the Jungian unconscious.

Based between Boulder and London, Mistry has spent more than two decades developing a visual language that bridges mystical traditions with contemporary precision. Her international practice has included solo exhibitions across the UK, USA, and South Korea, as well as residencies in the Peruvian Amazon and Andalusia, Spain.

Mistry was previously featured at Seidel City in The Diamond Grid Collection, a 2024 exhibition centered around her work and ongoing exploration of geometric abstraction and meditative space.

Featured works:
Untitled #3401, 2026, oil and mica infused oils on canvas Untitled #3330, 2025, oil and mica infused oils on canvas

04/29/2026

Counting the Days: #120

Join us at Seidel City for an evening of experimental film and interdisciplinary practice, bringing together a dynamic group of emerging and established artists.

Inspired by the work of Solvej B***e, Hollis Frampton, and J.J. Murphy, the program explores a range of filmmaking styles across abstraction, performance, and narrative.

May 7, 2026
7:00 pm
Seidel City, Boulder

We look forward to welcoming you.

FilmScreening

04/19/2026

Counting the Days: #119

Join us at Seidel City for an evening of experimental film and interdisciplinary practice, bringing together a dynamic group of emerging and established artists.

Inspired by the calendric writing of Danish author Solvej B***e and the work of structural filmmakers Hollis Frampton and J.J. Murphy, these 11 artists will share a wide range of filmmaking styles and artistic works. Some have studied sculpture or film, others French language or Italian theatre, while others are rooted in the sciences.

Spanning abstraction, performance, and narrative, the works presented reflect the varied approaches and intellectual foundations that shape contemporary moving image practice today.

May 7, 2026
7:00 p.m.
Seidel City, Boulder

We look forward to welcoming you.

04/05/2026

Taylor Phinney
“Fire on a Leash” 
Oil Crayon and Acrylic on Canvas
61” x 80” inches 
Inquire for Price 

Taylor Phinney (b. 1990) is an artist and retired professional cyclist based in Boulder, CO. A three-time Olympian and two-time world champion, Phinney left behind his illustrious and highly successful cycling career to pursue art full time in 2019. His large scale paintings and mixed media works employ bold colors, text, and a raw aesthetic to create chaotically intricate compositions. 

03/23/2026

The Hilton Brothers, Christopher Makos, and Paul Solberg
“Whiteness,” 2005
Archival Pigment Print
35” x 45” inches

From the Hippofolium series.

For more information or purchase inquiries please email [email protected]

03/07/2026