Alexander Ross Opens New Exhibition at Marianne Boesky Gallery on October 30

Alexander Ross debuts a solo exhibition at Marianne Boesky Gallery on Thursday, October 30. The show features his biomorphic paintings, described as Archimboldo-esque coagulations that read as faces. Ross's work, alongside artists like Julian Hatton at Elizabeth Harris Gallery and Byron Kim at Max Protetch Gallery, highlights a trend in contemporary abstraction. His pieces are noted for an architectural endoskeleton within biomorphic forms, a concept developed with artists Dibenedetto and Siena. Concurrently, Ross is also showing at David Nolan Gallery, while Tabaimo exhibits at James Cohan Gallery. The art scene is active with fairs and events in Miami this week. Critics David Cohen, Joseph Masheck, David Brody, Marjorie Welish, Jennifer Riley, and Raphael Rubinstein have engaged with Ross's archives.