Arcilesi Homberg Fine Art

Arcilesi Homberg Fine Art Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) specializes in the work of New York City based emerging artists.

Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) specializes in the work of artists who use their abilities to probe and challenge conventional artistic parameters, eliciting a multi-faceted commentary on contemporary life. AHA integrates works of mid-career and emerging New York-based artists. The works incorporate and combine genres such as pop culture imagery, naïve expressionism, realism, and spiritual alle

gory. The select roster of artists at Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) explore processes of nature and of the human spirit, sometimes incorporating a fantastical and humorous voice, with allusions to socio-political and psychological elements. Each artist’s work exists as its own unique incident – that is, as a testament to its ability to synthesize and transpose its commonality into a visual language. Arcilesi | Homberg Fine Art (AHA) experiments with new spaces by renting temporary venues, sometimes raw spaces, transforming them into a one-night only ‘pop-up’ art extravaganza. This allows us to feature our stable of artists in an unorthodox manner, giving the public an extraordinary experience in diverse locations. Gallery hours: Wednesday - Sunday 12pm - 6pm and by appointment.

111 Front Street, Suite 222, Brooklyn, NY 11201

212-810-7716 or 347-743-4132

06/10/2026

📣 Exciting Juried Student Art Exhibition 🖼️ for the extraordinary talented HIGH SCHOOL of FASHION INDUSTRIES
⭐️⭐️⭐️ONE NIGHT ONLY⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thursday, June 11 | 4-6pm
@526 West 26th Street
Suite #311

AHA is thrilled & honored to be apart of the 🖼️✨
🎨

Huge 🙏 THANKS to for making this opportunity possible!
Special treat to visit Arlene’s 🖼️ studio after installing @526 West 26th St! 🤩 Inspiring all around! 🎨🥳⭐️🙌!

05/21/2026

Gage Delprete - in the studio today.

“Rotho’s Eyeball”
“Munchin”
“Banana Sundae”
“My Kid Could Make That”

2025
Oil & faux banana on canvas
11 x 14”

Available through the gallery


Remembering Vincent Arcilesi on his birthday with works inspired by his travels through Mexico.🎨Mexico remained a lastin...
05/06/2026

Remembering Vincent Arcilesi on his birthday with works inspired by his travels through Mexico.🎨
Mexico remained a lasting inspiration in Arcilesi’s work, appearing throughout his paintings and studies in its architecture, mythology, religious imagery, and vivid color.

Happy birthday, Vincent!🎂

1. Detail of “Pyramid of the Sun”, 2008
Oil on canvas
9 x 18’

2. Vincent Arcilesi in his studio in NYC (work in progress)

3. Study on transfer paper for Mexico series

4. “Cathedral Metropolitana”, 2006
Oil on canvas
16 x 20”

5. “Palacio Nacional, Mexico City”, 2005
Oil on canvas
16 x 20”

6. “Senorita with Sombreros”, 2008
Oil on canvas
20 x 16”

7. “Hotel Majestic II.”, 2005
Oil on canvas
24 x 20”

8. “View from Hotel Majestic I.”, 2008
Oil on canvas
24 x 20”

Work by Suyeon Na Working in watercolor and mixed media, Suyeon Na explores migration, identity, and cultural memory th...
04/22/2026

Work by Suyeon Na

Working in watercolor and mixed media, Suyeon Na explores migration, identity, and cultural memory through symbolic imagery drawn from folklore, craft traditions, and personal mythology. Her compositions combine influences from Korean Minhwa painting, quilting, and geometric patterning to create layered visual narratives.

In the work titled “Watering” the falling water from a watering can is rendered with delicate hand-stitched silver thread, extending the image beyond the surface of the paper.

“Sleepless Night”, 2023
Watercolor, gouache, collage on paper
11 x 14”

“Festival of Life II.”, 2021
Watercolor, gouache, collage on paper Festival
11 x 14 1/4”

“Until You Come”, 2026
Watercolor, gouache, collage on paper Festival
11 x 14”

“Watering”, 2025
Watercolor, gouache, threads, collage on paper
11 x 14”

“Origin”, 2025
Watercolor, gouache, iridescent gouache, color pencil on paper
11 x 14”

The month ends. The movement doesn’t. The work continues. Continuing our Women’s History Month selection with works by R...
04/01/2026

The month ends. The movement doesn’t. The work continues.

Continuing our Women’s History Month selection with works by Robin Schwartz and Miasha Williams

The first photograph by Robin Schwartz depicts Paula Yates .yates.fanpage at London’s Reform Club ,which in 1981 became one of the first traditionally men-only gentlemen’s clubs to admit women on equal terms.

Williams’ works continue a contemporary exploration of identity, structure, and presence through pattern, abstraction, and material gesture.

Women’s voices, histories, and visions remain central this month and beyond..

Continuing our selection in honor of Women’s Month.The full selection is available on our website under Exhibitions. We ...
03/27/2026

Continuing our selection in honor of Women’s Month.

The full selection is available on our website under Exhibitions. We are happy to answer any questions!

“Three Girls”, 2026
Angela Rose Voulgaris
Oil on canvas
46 x 58”

Untitled (from series Mine ALL Mine)
Paola Fiterre
Digital photography
21 x 21”

“Organic”
Yolonda Ross
Archival photo, satin finish
8x10”

Denae Howard

Untitled, 2017
Agata Surma
Mixed media on canvas
15 x 15”

Continuing our Women’s History Month selection with works by accomplished women artists exploring the body, storytelling...
03/20/2026

Continuing our Women’s History Month selection with works by accomplished women artists exploring the body, storytelling, memory, and space.

Camille Eskell
“Dis-Miss: Let Me Entertain YOU”, 2022
24 x 20 x 8”
Fez Caps, silk, digital collage, trims, mixed media

Agata Surma
“Intuition Lives in the Body”, 2025
40 x 40”
Oil paint and pastel on canvas

Nola Romano
“Mystery” (detail), 2026
4 x 6’
Acrylic on wood panel

Clio Smith
“Baking my Grandma’s Recipe”, 2018
16 x 22”
Acrylic on paper

Inquiries welcome👀

A selection of works by women artists from our upcoming online exhibition, offering a glimpse of what will be featured t...
03/11/2026

A selection of works by women artists from our upcoming online exhibition, offering a glimpse of what will be featured throughout the month in honor of Women’s History Month.

BARBARA RINGER
Detail: “Gloria”, 2024
Mixed media
12 x 24”

ARLENE RUSH
“Free the Nipple”, 2010-2021
Digital print on velvet fine art paper, 22k gold leaf
11 x 14” (framed)

CHRISTY POWERS
“The Matriarchs “, 2025
Gouache, acrylic, ink and pencil on Yupo
16 x 20” (framed)

VIKTORIYA BASINA
Folk Toys: Dog (Bitch), 2025
Oil, acrylic, mosaic, stone, shells on wood
24 x 18”

SUYEON NA
“Festival of Life II.”, 2021
Watercolor, gouache, iridescent gouache on paper
11 x 14 1/4”

Inquiries welcome

Rounding out Black History Month, continuing into March, 2026Featuring work by Yolanda Ross Yolanda Ross is a multidisc...
03/03/2026

Rounding out Black History Month, continuing into March, 2026

Featuring work by Yolanda Ross
Yolanda Ross is a multidisciplinary artist, a practitioner of painting, photography & more, and is widely recognized for her work as a writer, director & actress, currently starring in the Showtime series “The Chi.” Her paintings most recently appeared in the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Gala charity auction, supporting social justice initiatives.

Silhouettes of clouds, murmuring vegetation and figures convey both stillness and motion as they conjoin and stand alone. Figures set within interior spaces, ambient light reflects and casts shadows, underscoring Ross’s celebration of people of color and diversity.

Additionally, Ross’s poignant photographic series (coming soon) advocates for social justice & systemic healthcare reform, amplifying the voices & stories of women of color, who have fought, continue to fight & are surviving cancer.

Black History Month, 2026Featuring work by Akwasi Gyambibi My practice focuses primarily on figurative portraiture, ref...
02/27/2026

Black History Month, 2026
Featuring work by Akwasi Gyambibi
My practice focuses primarily on figurative portraiture, reflecting the history, activities, beliefs, and stories of African life and how they continue to influence contemporary culture. My work explores universal themes of culture, race, politics, and religion, seeking to communicate and connect deeply with viewers, and to create an ongoing dialogue between art and society.

“Comfort Zone”, 2023
Pyrography and acrylic on wood
48 x 48”

“Pause between Notes, Black No Sugar, No Cream” series, 2026
Pyrography on wood
48 x 24”

“After the Echo”, 2025
Pyrography on wood
48 x 24”

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