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Spiritual Landscapes

Cristina Grajales Gallery × Haslauer Gallery × Yoshii Gallery
New York, 2025

Presented at Cristina Grajales Gallery, Spiritual Landscapes brought together works by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne, Hugo Rodríguez, and Jaime Franco around themes of material transformation, memory, and landscape, exploring elemental processes across art and design

Brazil Modern

R & Company
New York, 2025

Presented at R & Company, Brazil Modern explored key figures of twentieth-century Brazilian design. Haslauer Gallery collaborated through the loan of rare Roberto Burle Marx silk panneaux, highlighting the relationship between Brazilian modern art, textile design, and architecture.

Roberto Burle Marx

Andrew Kreps Gallery
New York, 2025

Presented at Andrew Kreps Gallery, this exhibition dedicated to Roberto Burle Marx explored the artist’s relationship to abstraction, landscape, and material experimentation. Haslauer Gallery collaborated through the loan of a published work accompanied by its original publication.

Ignisflow

Ora Galeria × Haslauer Gallery
Southampton, New York, 2026

Presented in collaboration with Ora Galeria, São Paulo, Diana Motta’s Ignisflow series explores transformation, resilience, and the generative force of chaos through fluid, flame-like compositions shaped by movement and renewal.

Sacred Geometries

Jeff Lincoln Art + Design × Haslauer Gallery
Southampton, New York, 2025

Sacred Geometries explored the relationship between abstraction, structure, and spiritual form through a dialogue between Brazilian modernism, postwar abstraction, and collectible design, including sculptures of Joaquim Tenreiro and a rare series of works by Rubem Valentim.