R H Quaytman's hybrid painting-silkscreen works at Miguel Abreu Gallery explore image production and perception

At Miguel Abreu Gallery, R H Quaytman's exhibition showcases a blend of silkscreen and hybrid painting that straddles the line between high art and mass production, echoing Warhol's style. The works provoke thought on themes such as production, perception, and the relationship between painterly and photographic qualities. Simultaneously, Peter Doig is exhibiting at Michael Werner Gallery and Gavin Brown's Enterprise, while Hiroshi Sugimoto shows at Gagosian Gallery, and Mary Heilmann is featured at 303 Gallery. Additionally, an exhibition interpreting Paul Klee through Walter Benjamin continues at Miguel Abreu Gallery, though details are sparse. Quaytman's approach combines middle-brow aesthetics with ideological nuances, fostering a subtle yet vibrant atmosphere of conceptual inquiry.