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We are proud to present ‘February 11,’ a new limited-edition silkscreen print by artist Sho Shibuya (Sho Shibuya).

Since 2020, Sho Shibuya has explored the meditative practice of amplifying news and current events through thoughtful studies of color, form, and gesture. Each day from his Brooklyn-based studio, he engages in a ritual of responding to the headlines of ‘The New York Times’ with visual exploration. Merging art with daily life, Shibuya creates works that capture the essence of the world around us through evocative color fields.

This edition originates from Shibuya’s iconic ‘Sunrise from a Small Window’ series, which documents the daily sunrise from his apartment window in Brooklyn. Inspired by one of the brightest winter mornings of the year, the silkscreen print is rendered in brilliant color, channeling a feeling of renewal.

‘February 11’ was created to mark the publication of ‘Rainbow Dreams: Color and Light in Contemporary Art,’ a new art survey by Rainbow Contemporary that celebrates color in its most powerful form. Proceeds from the edition will benefit the Ali Forney Center (Ali Forney Center), supporting LGBTQ+ youth with housing.

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We are proud to present ‘Higher Love,’ a limited-edition silkscreen print by artist Michael Kagan ().

‘Higher Love’ is based on one of the most iconic images in recent history: the photograph of astronaut Buzz Aldrin on the moon, taken by Neil Armstrong. Kagan’s work often focuses on astronauts, depicting the figures as both heroic and isolated.

Kagan builds his composition through layered, angular mark-making, creating images that are expressive, yet abstract. They ‘exist on the edge between representation and abstraction,’ he explains. ‘I want the paintings to function as quick reads at a distance…But as the viewer gets closer, the brush marks begin to take over, and the image starts to fall apart.’

Produced in an edition of 35, ‘Higher Love’ is a full-bleed 17-color silkscreen print with a beautiful deckled edge. Proceeds from edition sales will benefit the non-profit organization Animal Haven (), as chosen by the artist, which works to find permanent homes for abandoned cats and dogs.

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Michael Kagan - ‘Higher Love,’ 2026
Studio Photography by Nir Arieli
Edition photography by Garrett Carroll