INDEPENDENT 20TH CENTURY: BOOTH 310

David Nolan Gallery and Marc Selwyn Fine Art present a collaborative booth featuring works by Rodolfo Abularach, focusing on early works from 1962–1977, most of which are being shown for the first time in New York.

Born in Guatemala, Rodolfo Abualarch (1933–2020) is one of Latin America's most distinguished artists. Throughout his over six-decade-long career, Abularach created a fascinating spiritual world filled with images of planetary forms, mandalas, and earthly and psychological portals. His most famous subject was the eye, which he saw as window into the soul. His interest in the mysteries of the earth led him to depict volcanoes, emblems of the artists's homeland and ancient history. Abularach mastered and explored a variety of styles, from hyperrealistic to abstract, monochrome to multicolored, esoteric to surreal. He was known for his virtuosity in multiple media, including painting, drawing, and printmaking. Abularach's work is held in an extraordinary number of major collections and institutions worldwide.