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PATRICK MCMULLAN HOSTS IRISH ARTIST GERARD BYRNE @ SLATTERY GALLERY IN SOUTHAMPTON

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  Gerard Byrne   Jean Shafiroff The Hamptons social and art scenes converged this past weekend as Irish artist Gerard Byrne was welcomed with a glittering reception at The Slattery Gallery in Southampton for his first solo exhibition in the Hamptons. Hosted by legendary society photographer Patrick McMullan, the opening drew an enthusiastic mix of collectors, curators, and cultural tastemakers celebrating Byrne’s signature style and his arrival on the East End art stage. Guests arrived at the gallery Saturday afternoon to view Byrne’s newest body of work, which will be on display through Monday, October 13th, 2025. The exhibition, described by McMullan as “a luminous exploration of light, form, and memory,” introduces Byrne’s interpretations of Impressionism and contemporary realism to Hamptons audiences for the first time in a solo setting.   Patrick McMullan With Gerard Byrne Leesa Rowland  McMullan, who has captured countless artists, celebrities, and social figur...

GERARD BYRNE MAKES HIS U.S. ART FAIR DEBUT @ HAMPTONS FINE ART FAIR

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  Artist Gerard Byrne Gerard Byrne, known for his luminous plein-air paintings and evocative cityscapes, will make his highly anticipated U.S. art fair debut at the 2025 Hamptons Fine Art Fair, held July 10th – 13th in Southampton, NY. With a dedicated solo artist booth (#418) and a rare live painting demonstration on Sunday, July 13th, Byrne is poised to be one of the standout stars of this year’s fair. Byrne’s transatlantic showcase will feature more than a dozen original works, many painted on-location during his 2024 artist residency in New York City. Drawing inspiration from the light and geometry of Manhattan’s skyline, the rhythm of downtown and lower Manhattan, and the timeless mood of the Atlantic coastline, Byrne’s paintings blur the line between realism and reverie. His impressionist style has earned him comparisons to Monet and Hopper, with a palette and perspective uniquely his own. Collectors, curators, and the curious are encouraged to visit Booth #418 throughout the...