Abigail Ogilvy Gallery

06/01/2026

Wilhelm Neusser’s new paintings are nod to previous Realist painters who depicted agricultural labor, such as Courbet, Millet, Van Gogh, Homer. The autumn harvest of the crimson-colored berries, taking place from Mid-September early November, is an agricultural spectacle along the shore of Massachusetts. Neusser has explored the subject since 2018 and established a substantial body of around the harvest, merging observations of regional agriculture with expressions of inner landscape.

On view through June 20th.
1923 S Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles

05/25/2026

A recap of our 2026 presentation at Future Fair in NYC:

Abigail Ogilvy Gallery is proud to present Rite of Passage, a group exhibition featuring new artworks by Alison Croney Moses, Tallulah Dirnfeld, Elizabeth Ki...

05/22/2026

The penultimate weekend to experience “Bogged Down” by Wilhelm Neusser. Across the exhibition, familiar landscapes transform into scenes that feel quietly surreal.

Photo credit to Paul Salveson

05/20/2026

On view: Teddy Benfield, Untitled (GreenHouse Blueprints: Beach House), 2025, House paint, acrylic paint, oil pastel, china marker, ink on canvas, 24 x 24 in. (Not available)

05/19/2026

An incredible week sharing the artwork of , , and .king.stanton! Thank you to everyone who visited our booth, it was an engerizing week filled with so many wonderful conversations about art. Especially grateful for the Future Fair team for giving us the opportunity to be in NYC yet again: .its.rachel and Camila Canales

See you back in LA this week ✨

05/12/2026

We are thrilled to be back in NYC and sharing four artists’ work in our booth at Future Fair this week. Visit booth R4 to see new artworks by Alison Croney Moses, Tallulah Dirnfeld, Elizabeth King Stanton, and Natalia Wróbel.

Location: Chelsea Industrial, 535 W 28th ST, New York, NY
Dates: VIP Preview: May 13 | Open to the Public: May 14-16

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05/12/2026

A trip to the East Coast with a stop to visit so many of my favorite people .king.stanton

05/11/2026

Get to know artists and in this week’s online feature (linked in bio). Currently on view in Cover Story, the artists’ practices explore the symbolism and dialogue that emerge through depictions of everyday objects and places. Once the exhibition was installed we noticed a similarity between the artists that extends beyond the canvas: both artists are educators living and working in the Northeast (USA). Our Assistant Director, Michaela Dehning, sat down with the painters to dive deeper into their practices. Read more on our website ⬆️

05/09/2026

Through May 30 at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery Los Angeles: “Bogged Down,” a solo exhibition by Wilhelm Neusser, and “Cover Story,” featuring works by Teddy Benfield and Tara Lewis.

Seen together on site, the exhibitions create an unexpected dialogue through shared themes of place, symbolism, and the everyday. All three artists are educators living and working in the Northeastern U.S., using familiar subjects and landscapes to explore larger ideas around memory, meaning, and perception.

05/08/2026

Abigail Ogilvy Gallery is thrilled to return to Future Fair next week, presenting artworks by Elizabeth King Stanton for the second time at the fair. Elizabeth Stanton is a painter living with her husband and daughter in New Bedford, MA. She studied painting at Rhode Island School of Design (MFA 2017) and Boston University (BFA 2011). Her paintings are visually delicate, yet dense. Often filled to the brim with pattern, the thin surfaces are touched many times, until every dab of paint is held taut in its place. The vibrant colors and playful imagery pay homage to a typical day of toddlerhood.

Pictured:
Elizabeth King Stanton
Teamwork, 2025
Signed on verso
Acrylic and flashe on canvas stretched on wood panel
16 x 12 in.