HILTON CONTEMPORARY
“The precise role of the artist, then, is to illuminate that darkness, blaze roads through vast forests, so that we will not, in all our doing, lose sight of its purpose, which is, after all, to make the world a more human dwelling place.” – James Baldwin
5 – 23 June 2026
Motion Pictures
Lawrence Schiller
Photography and cinematic storytelling through the lens of Lawrence Schiller.
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27 March – 15 August 2026
The Art of Becoming
Jonas LeRiche
Hilton Contemporary’s presentation of The Art of Becoming is held over through August 15th at the Morgan Arts Complex in Bridgeport. It marks the gallery’s first showcase of Jonas LeRiche’s Signature Series, including photographs, mixed media works, and sculptures.
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The Second Making
People imagine this is the work, but in truth it is only the beginning. It is the gift the world hands me on its way past. Because the truth is, although a photograph is a keepsake, it is also a record of loss.
ARTICLE ↗Dr. Marsha Lipton, CEO of Numéraire Future Trends, Presents The Yes Collection of Charles and Philippe Al Sidaoui
Numéraire Future Trends
Hilton Contemporary hosts renowned Dubai collectors
At the 17th edition of Abu Dhabi Art, renowned Dubai collectors Charles and Philippe Al Sidaoui of The Yes Collection joined Numéraire Future Trends CEO, Dr. Marsha Lipton in Hilton Contemporary’s booth, to share with our audience their journey into collecting and to take part in a focused discussion on what it means to be responsible stewards of the artworks in their care.
Jacob Gils
Movement is a series which combines a strong aesthetic point of view with meticulous attention to technical detail. As the title indicates, the series is concerned with giving shape to temporal and spatial aspects inherent in all visual experience.
Introducing Sophie Matisse
Internationally known contemporary artist Sophie Matisse gained notoriety by creating a series of old master paintings by erasing the main figures. In her 2012 series, It’s Time, she lets go entirely of any references to art history. Exploring new imagery, even at times reorienting words, the collage like paintings are filled with calligraphy displaying photographic images of luxury brand watch faces, suggesting the continual passage of change.
New works by David Yarrow
Recently released photographs now available at Hilton Contemporary.
