James Fuentes Gallery

Curated by Dylan Solomon Kraus

Dylan Solomon Kraus (b. 1987, Ohio) lives and works between Berlin, DE and New York and graduated with a BFA from Cooper Union, New York (2015). Recent solo exhibitions include The Joys of Sacrifice, Almine Rech (New York, 2026), ExHypnosis, Peres Projects (Berlin, 2023), the inevitability of alignment, Peres Projects (Seoul, KR, 2022), Spotlight: Dylan Kraus' Corvus Cornix, Almine Rech (London, 2022), Holy Unrest, Peres Projects (Milan, 2022), That Which Reveals Itself to Those It May Concern, Mamoth (London, 2020), and Dylan Kraus: The Shining, Entrance, (New York, 2018). Selected group exhibitions include Moonflower, Europa (New York, 2022), ∞, Y2K group (New York, 2021), Everything is Personal, Tramps (New York, 2020), and Horology, Jack Hanley Gallery (New York, 2019).

Ned Armstrong (b. 1992, London) lives and works in London and graduated from the Turps Banana Painting Programme (2021) and Edinburgh College of Art (2016). Recent solo exhibitions include Wake, South Parade (London, 2023), Eyeful, Mouthful, Peaceful, A.P.T Gallery (London, 2022), and All Over, Middlesex Presents (London, 2018). Select group exhibitions include Recurrence, ASC Gallery (London, 2025), One Thing Touches Another, Maya Frodeman Gallery (Jackson, 2025), Paint Talk, Staffordshire Street Gallery (London, 2024), Hand in Glove, A.P.T Gallery (London, 2022), Laumulistastanstypan (Hrísey, Iceand, 2022), and Bloomberg New Contemporaries, South London Gallery (London, 2021).

Zuzanna Bartoszek (b. 1993, Poznań, Poland) lives and works in Berlin. Recent solo exhibitions include Film Noir, Klemm’s Downstairs (Berlin, 2025), Show Room, Galerie Tenko Presents (Tokyo, 2024), Wax Kid, Stereo Gallery (Warsaw, 2024), and The Goose, The Soldier, And The Baby, Gaylord Fine Arts (Los Angeles, 2023). Select works have been included in Cabin Gallery (New York, 2024), Kunsthalle Zürich (2018), Cell Project Space (London, 2017), and the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw (2017). Her debut poetry collection Niebieski Dwór was published with Disastra Publishing in 2016, followed by Klucz wisi na Słońcu (The Key Hangs on the Sun) with Provincial Public Library and Cultural Animation Center in 2021, and most recently 36 Pokoi (36 Rooms) published with Hela Press in 2025. Bartoszek is a recipient of the ING Polish Art Foundation Prize (2021) and was nominated for the 2022 Wisława Szymborska Award.