This summer, the gallery presents Summer Salon | Little Treasures, an exhibition that turns its attention to the quiet strength of small-scale artworks. These pieces show how limited dimensions can focus an artist’s vision, allowing detail, mood and intention to come through with clarity and purpose.

Featuring both represented and invited artists, Little Treasures showcases works that prove power is not dependent on size. Instead, these artists employ intimate dimensions to amplify atmosphere, detail and immediacy. Small works demand closeness; they draw the viewer in, creating a private encounter that larger pieces seldom achieve.

While shifts in studio practice and wider global circumstances have, in recent years, influenced how artists consider scale, this exhibition moves beyond practicality to highlight the creative potency of working small. Here, compact formats become spaces for experimentation. 

Across painting, sculpture, neon and mixed media, Little Treasures offers a dynamic survey of artists who transform constraint into power. Each work serves as a reminder that the smallest pieces can often leave the most enduring impression.