Haven Gallery

Haven Gallery Long Island, NY based art gallery featuring new exhibitions every month.

Haven Gallery’s focus is on exhibiting emotionally, intellectually and imaginatively driven, representational artwork. Haven Gallery's focus is on exhibiting emotionally, intellectually and imaginatively driven, representational artwork that connects the audience and artist with universal axioms and passions. We work with both emerging and established artists who transcend their medium and subjects by exploring the world around them as well as the one within themselves.

11/24/2025

Jessica Murtagh , "Digital Dream, Surreal Subways", blown glass, sandblasted and engraved, 19.7 x 9.8 x 9.8 in (50.04 x 24.89 x 24.89 cm), on view at Haven Gallery.

View the entire "Reverie exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine here: https://havengallery.com/portfolio/reverie-a-beautiful-bizarre-exhibition/

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Artist Statement:
Inside the rattle of a subway carriage, figures drift between motion and stillness. Their gazes fall toward the glow of small screens, each absorbed into impenetrable digital dreams. Only one looks outward towards windows that open into impossible worlds, where cities crumble under giants and forests shimmer with unearthly light.
Digital dreams, surreal subways lingers in the space between waking and dreaming, the real and the imagined. It reflects on the quiet distance between people, the soft hum of technology and how easily wonder slips away when our attention turns inward. The glow of devices draws us into unreal worlds that promise connection, yet quietly pull us away from the world around us.

Process:
My work is all hand blown at a glass blowing studio called Jamfactory in Adelaide, South Australia. To create my work I use a modern take on an ancient glass technique called cameo glass. In the glass studio, we begin with a blue coloured bubble which we then gather multiple layers of clear glass over. I then sift multiple layers of opaque white glass onto the exterior of the glass which is then melted in and we blow the glass into the amphora form. What I end up with is an amphora with a thin white glass exterior. I then draw the scenes and patterns and apply these images to the surface of the glass using a vinyl substrate. I then sandblast and engrave through this thin layer of white glass to reveal the blue colour underneath and the images and patterns in white remain. I often get asked if the white images/patterns are painted on, you can assure people that it is definitely all glass.

11/24/2025

Kevin Sloan , "The Source Of Flowers", acrylic on canvas, 20 x 20 in (50.8 x 50.8 cm), on view at Haven Gallery.

View the entire "Reverie exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine here: https://havengallery.com/portfolio/reverie-a-beautiful-bizarre-exhibition/

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Artist Statement:
My work traces the conversation between the natural world—especially its non-human life—and the built landscapes of human culture.
Infused with bemusement and tenderness, these symbolic paintings bear witness to the social, political, and environmental currents of our time without resorting to reportage. As a “compassionate witness,” I seek to shape images that echo the emotional tenor of the present.
Rather than protest, my work extends a quiet invitation: to pause, to notice, to honor the often-overlooked beings and fragile environments that accompany us on this planet. Against a culture enamored of spectacle, my practice remains deliberately personal, reverent, and still.

Victor Wang , "Gazing", oil, 25 x 20 in (63.5 x 50.8 cm), on view at Haven Gallery.View the entire "Reverie exhibition,...
11/23/2025

Victor Wang , "Gazing", oil, 25 x 20 in (63.5 x 50.8 cm), on view at Haven Gallery.

View the entire "Reverie exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine here: https://havengallery.com/portfolio/reverie-a-beautiful-bizarre-exhibition/

Please send us a dm or email [email protected] to inquire on available work.



Artist Statment:
Victor Wang’s painting has explored the emotional weights of memory, migration and identity. The vibrant, thickly applied paint and energetic, hyperactive brushwork found in Wang’s paintings are immediately engaging and fascinating to the viewers. His timeless female figures coax, taunt, and intrigue while a dense narrative of joy and pain unfolds in his brilliantly layered, narrative works. Utilizing elements of collage of Chinese figures from Tang dynasty on his canvases not only express the artist’s Chinese heritage but also create a multi-layered background for the depiction of the beauty of Western women. Victor Wang’s haunting and bold canvases have become the visual equivalent of “East Meets West.”

Kazuki Takamatsu , "Personal Identity", acrylic, acrylic gauche, medium, giclee on canvas, 20.87 x 17.91 in (53.01 x 45...
11/23/2025

Kazuki Takamatsu , "Personal Identity", acrylic, acrylic gauche, medium, giclee on canvas, 20.87 x 17.91 in (53.01 x 45.49 cm), on view at Haven Gallery.

View the entire "Reverie exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine here: https://havengallery.com/portfolio/reverie-a-beautiful-bizarre-exhibition/

Please send us a dm or email [email protected] to inquire on available work.



Artist Statement:
Kazuki Takamatsu Technique:
The artist mixes traditional and modern techniques: he fuses drawing and gouache with computer graphics. More specifically, he begins his process by shadow/depth making through a 3D graphics that are often used in video games making. The depth is calculated by how grey the pixel is, so that it appears like a holograph. He prints the artwork on customized tarpaulin using an outdoor made color-solvent and paste it on a panel using chalk paint. The final colors and substance are obtained by hand, using the gouache. He finishes with the darkest jet-black acrylic gouache to create a velour like abyss.

Philosophy:
His artwork discloses content and iconography of er***sm, the power of nature, the manga culture and high-tech developments.
His paintings may be seen as aggressive and sexual. However, his intention is to paint daily life without emotion. Many of his artwork contains societal phenomena such as: discrimination, self(un)worth, the social class system, and the connection of humans to the advances of the technology.

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11/23/2025

Annie Montgomerie , "Trickle", fabric, wool, mixed media, 20.25 x 8 x 7 in (51.44 x 20.32 x 17.78 cm), on view at Haven Gallery.

View the entire "Reverie exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine here: https://havengallery.com/portfolio/reverie-a-beautiful-bizarre-exhibition/

Please send us a dm or email [email protected] to inquire on available work.



Artist Statement:
My work drifts in the space between dream and waking, where reverie blurs the edges of what is tender and what is uncanny. This figure–a hybrid of cat and child–emerges as though from a half-remembered vision: dressed in soft ruffles, adorned with beads, and carrying whimsical knitted fish. At first glance, it feels playful, like a fairytale companion, yet its wide, unblinking eyes suggest something more haunting, as if it has wandered in from another realm.
I am drawn to the way reverie holds contradictions: comfort alongside unease, beauty alongside strangeness. In this suspended state, my characters resist fixed identity. They are not fully one thing or another, but beings in transition–embodying innocence, vulnerability, and transformation all at once.
By inhabiting this dreamlike threshold, my work invites viewers to linger in ambiguity, to allow wonder and discomfort to coexist. These figures are guardians of the in-between, companions of the subconscious, and reflections of the strange, layered worlds we carry within out own imaginations.

Detail of a new framed sculpture from David Lipson for his solo show, "Robots Rising: Automata Anhiliation", opening No...
11/23/2025

Detail of a new framed sculpture from David Lipson for his solo show, "Robots Rising: Automata Anhiliation", opening November 29th.

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11/22/2025

Aaron Nagel , "Command And Control", 30 x 22 in (76.2 x 55.88 cm), on veiw at Haven Gallery.

View the entire "Reverie exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine here: https://havengallery.com/portfolio/reverie-a-beautiful-bizarre-exhibition/

Please send us a dm or email [email protected] to inquire on available work.



Artist Statement:
Much of my work deals with upending a narrative in art and religion that women are subservient and docile — especially in regard to gods and men. My subject in “Command and Control” is neither of those things, and is in turn someone to worship and fear.

Erika Sanada , "Tranquil Unease", ceramic, cold finish, 9.4 x 4 x 2.5 in (23.88 x 10.16 x 6.35 cm), on view at Haven Ga...
11/22/2025

Erika Sanada , "Tranquil Unease", ceramic, cold finish, 9.4 x 4 x 2.5 in (23.88 x 10.16 x 6.35 cm), on view at Haven Gallery.

View the entire "Reverie exhibition, curated by Beautiful Bizarre Magazine here: https://havengallery.com/portfolio/reverie-a-beautiful-bizarre-exhibition/

Please send us a dm or email [email protected] to inquire on available work.

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Artist Statement:
My work represents the constant anxieties I face everyday. Sometimes these worries look calm and peaceful, however it still makes me uneasy. I always try to make peace with them. It might be a long journey for me, but I believe getting close to my anxieties helps me understand more about them and how to cope with it.

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