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Daniel Bilodeau The Bouquet and the Bumblebee

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Hogan Brown On the Road

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John Brosio Honeymoon

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Hideo Tanaka Father

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Jesse Stern Reality Test II

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J. Adam McGalliard Ophelia

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Malcolm Liepke The After Party

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Brad Kunkle I Am Not Who I Appear To Be

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Brian Haberlin Merman

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Matthew Cornell Porky's

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Jeffrey Chong Wang Eat Drink Men And Women No. 1

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Stephen Mackey The Last Afternoon

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Arinze Stanley Flower Boy

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Fernando Cidoncha Late Night

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Michael Chapman Bride of Kong

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Alberto Ortega The Clock Tower

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Denis Sarazhin The Weight of the World

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Daniel Sprick Night Lilac

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Aron Wiesenfeld Fruits of the Sea

About

Arcadia Fine Arts emerged in 2000 with a mission to spotlight the excellence of living representational artists. In 2001, Arcadia opened its doors on Greene Street in Manhattan's Soho District, swiftly gaining global recognition for its dedication to showcasing works that exhibit both technical brilliance and distinctive, unique styles.

In 2014, this vision evolved into Arcadia Contemporary, reflecting a renewed focus on artists blending classical techniques with contemporary narratives. After 15 years on Greene Street, Arcadia Contemporary ventured westward in 2016, settling in Pasadena on the renowned Colorado Boulevard in the historic Old Town District. After five years in California, Arcadia returned east in 2021, unveiling its new and current gallery at 421 West Broadway in Manhattan's Soho District.

Contact

Arcadia Contemporary

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w: https://arcadiacontemporary.com/

Founded: 2000
Michael Ruple
Samuel Castillo
Steven Diamant