Red Earth Love Song features raw terracotta sculptures inspired by funerary traditions in ancient Korea and Peru. The works explore protection, inheritance, and continuity through red earth.
Court Tree Collective presents a solo booth by Isolina Minjeong at Future Fair, NYC.
TIME ISN'T AFTER US
John Vitale solo exhibition
Opening May 2nd, 2026
Categorizing an artist is something we are constantly asked to do, as though creativity can be neatly contained within a label. Yet in a world where our visual and mental pace is propelled forward at blinding speed, that task feels increasingly inadequate. We are inundated with distractions, shaped by real-time influences, and pulled in countless directions at once. Technology, for better or worse, has turned many of us into “weekend warriors” of attention, engaged, reactive, and often overstimulated.
For an abstract painter like John Vitale, however, the act of creation exists beyond that noise. His pursuit is constant, grounded, and deeply personal. While many artists spend years searching for a distinct voice, Vitale has not only discovered his, but continues to refine and challenge it. His signature techniques and exceptional palettes feel both deliberate and instinctive, striking a balance that is difficult to achieve.
His compositions carry a musicality that is impossible to ignore. Shapes and layers collide and harmonize like sharp, electrified guitar notes or the fluid improvisation of a saxophone solo. There is rhythm embedded in every mark, movement that dances across the surface, and in turn, invites the viewer into that dance. The energy is not chaotic, but orchestrated; not overwhelming, but immersive.
What makes Vitale’s work particularly compelling is this duality. While his paintings pulse with motion and vitality, they simultaneously evoke a sense of calm and reassurance. There is a tranquility within the complexity, a quiet confidence that unfolds the longer one spends with the work. Like a familiar friend, his abstractions offer both excitement and comfort, inviting repeated encounters without ever feeling exhausted.
In this way, Vitale resists easy categorization. His work exists not as a fixed identity, but as an evolving language. One that continues to push forward while remaining deeply grounded in its own sense of clarity and purpose.
We are pleased to announce John’s debut solo New York solo exhibition, TIME ISN'T AFTER US. Opening May 2nd through June 13th, 2026.
For inquires please email us at info@courttree.com
Petal To The Metal By Jasper Stieve
March 7th - April 11th, 2026
Court Tree Collective proudly presents Petal To The Metal, a solo exhibition by New York City artist Jasper Stieve.
Jasper is a self-taught mixed media artist inspired by industrial landscapes and the rhythmic chaos of urban environments. Working primarily with found objects and airbrush, his pieces often encourage physical interaction, rejecting the traditional “do not touch” barrier between viewer and artwork.
This exhibition features a new body of work representing some of Jasper’s most ambitious and refined pieces to date. The presentation includes dynamic interpretations of city architecture, toys, urban landscapes, street artifacts, and three-dimensional installations, all underscored by his constant drive toward originality and reinvention.
A cultural scene often overlooked or disconnected from the broader public becomes tangible through the artifacts Jasper creates, offering viewers a direct and immersive connection to his world.
