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CURRENT, UPCOMING, AND RECENT EXHIBITIONS
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Outsider Art Fair
In-Person and Online 19 - 22 March 2026METROPOLITAN PAVILION 125 W 18TH ST BOOTH B10 For the 34rd edition of the Outsider Art Fair, Ricco/Maresca is pleased to present an exhibition that delves into the visionary, obsessive,... -
Martín Ramírez (1895 – 1963): Silent Dialogue
Gallery One • In-Person and Online 20 March - 2 May 2026Born in 1895 in rural Jalisco, Mexico, Martín Ramírez spent the last three decades of his life confined in California state psychiatric institutions, diagnosed with schizophrenia and largely cut off... -
Domingo Guccione (1898 – 1966): Rhapsody in Red
Gallery Two • In-Person and Online 20 March - 2 May 2026Born in Buenos Aires to Italian parents, Domingo Guccione spent much of his life in music rather than in the visual arts, working as a classically trained guitarist and teacher.... -
William Kent (1919 - 2012): Trust the Peeple!
Gallery One • In-Person and Online 15 January - 7 March 2026Ricco/Maresca is pleased to present William Kent: Trust the Peeple! in collaboration with Damon Brandt. William Kent’s unique slate prints, carved and printed in the mid‑1960s, look as if they... -
Morris Hirshfield: Brooklyn Tailor
Gallery One • In-Person and Online 18 September - 15 November 2025Ricco/Maresca Gallery is thrilled to present Morris Hirshfield: Brooklyn Tailor , the artist’s first one-person gallery exhibition in over thirty years. Hirshfield (1872–1946) is one of the most singular figures...
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FEATURED PRESS
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Brooklyn Rail | Morris Hirshfield: Brooklyn Tailor
October 6, 2025The goings on at Ricco/Maresca are garnered with dreamy backward glances. When the New York gallerist Frank Maresca, a curator known for championing self-taught artists, was a teenager and fledgling... -
Artforum | Franne Davids
February 1, 2025So-called outsider art is commonly valued for its idiosyncratic character and an originality of spirit—and therefore of form—unspoiled by convention. And yet, truth to tell, much of what is presented...
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