Keith Estiler writes a review of the recently opened Spray Painterly 2 exhibition for Hypebeast. Curated by Stickymonger, the second iteration of the exhibition series features a new group of spray paint artists whose masterful use of the medium aims to rival the conventional materials used in fine art. The exhibition intends to portray spray paint as an elevated medium through a global collection of graffiti artists who are masters at their craft.

Following the opening exhibiton of Voilà L'Afrique at Allouche Gallery on February 10th, Observer magazine reviewed the show along with coinciding exhibitions featuring West African artists in New York City. Both of these emerging and well known artist groups have gained recognition in the art world spotlighting African aesthetics and societal issues in their works.

Allouche Gallery will be participating in the Art Miami Fair during Miami Art Week 2021, Booth AM222, from Tuesday December 1st - Sunday December 5th. The exhibition will feature works by the gallery's contemporary artists including Atanda Adebayo, Ron English, Nick Georgiou, Malik Roberts, Stickymonger, and Hannah Yata, as well as works from the gallery's collection by Ross Bleckner, George Condo, Robert Longo, Roberto Matta and Tom Wesselmann.

Allouche Gallery recently opened its 4 in LA pop up exhibition from May 19th - May 31st in Los Angeles to much acclaim and positive reviews. The exhibition, featuring new works by gallery artists Bast, Paul Insect, Malik Roberts and Stickymonger, brought large crowds from across California and great exposure for the artists, some of whom had never exhibited in Los Angeles before. The exhibition also acted as a memorial to Bast, his life and career, who recently passed away.

In 2018, Vogue interviewed Nick Georgiou about his work following the debut of a series of commissioned pieces - paintings and sculptures- for the Dolce and Gabbana Alta Gioielleria event at the New York Public Library. Georgiou's sculptures were adorned by the jewelry collection while the base of the works were made up of books with Italian titles supplied by the high end designer team.

Allouche Gallery will be participating in the Art Miami Fair during Miami Art Week 2019, Booth AM224, from Tuesday December 3th - Sunday December 8th. The exhibition will feature works by the gallery's contemporary artists including Eric Freeman, Nick Georgiou, Doze Green and Paul Insect, as well as works from the gallery's collection by Jean-Michel Basquiat, George Condo, and Keith Haring, among others.

Allouche Gallery will be participating in the Pulse Contemporary Art Fair during Miami Art Week 2018, Booth S-100, from Thursday December 6th - Sunday December 9th. The exhibition will feature a solo booth by Spainish artist Rafa Macarron. Macarron connects his search for spirituality and transcendance with the mystical and religious heritage of Spanish culture.

Allouche Gallery will be participating in the Volta NY fair during Armory Week, Booth D23, from Thursday March 8th - Sunday March 11th. The exhibition will feature a solo booth displaying glass and iron sculptures by Reinoud Oudshoorn. The selection of work exemplifies Reinoud's aesthetic which analyzes spatial relationships between material and perception. He takes inspiration from his surroundings and expresses them visually, creating sculptural illusions that take up limited space.

Allouche Gallery will be participating in the Untitled, Art Fair in San Francisco, Booth C3, at the Palace of Fine Arts, from Thursday January 11th through Sunday January 14th, 2018. The exhibition will include a selection of still life works from an eclectic group of artists from the contemporary art scenes of New York, Los Angeles, and Europe. The artists revive the still life concept through their own strong and unique languages and techniques.

PROHBTD interviewed Nick Georgiou on the eve of his new exhibition, Turn the Line, at Allouche Gallery opening May 24th. The article focuses not only on Georgiou's signature style of incorprating print media and other printed materials into his paintings and sculptures, but also how today's news cycle and political climate influenced this new body of work. Turn the Line will be on view at Allouche Gallery through June 25, 2017.