The dark surrealist sculptures and paintings of Jeremy Cross return in a new show at Dark Art Emporium, titled “Speaking In Ghosts.” Kicking off Saturday at the gallery, the recent works by the artist include his “Ghost Skull” series of busts.
“Jeremy Cross has been showing his work professionally in galleries across the country and abroad for over 12 years,” the gallery says. “Racking up an impressive resume of gallery affiliations and shows. … Unapologetically self taught, but with a crafted skill that clearly shows his dedication and work ethic, Jeremy has created a style that is not only unique but immediately recognizable as his.”
See more work from the show below.
Chinese-born, London-based artist 
Canadian sculptor 
Henry Gunderson's new solo show at Derek Eller Gallery, titled "It's a Great Time to be Alive," explores how an “image-saturated culture” is deeply embedding itself into our psyches. Running through Feb. 2 at the New York City space, the show features a self-portrait of the painter, “It’s Hard to See from Where I’m Standing," seen below.