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CURRENT, UPCOMING, AND RECENT EXHIBITIONS
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Trude Viken: Twilight Dwellers
Gallery One • In-Person and Online 28 February - 5 April 2025Opening Reception & Annual Winter Party: February 28, 6-9pm We are pleased to present Trude Viken’s debut exhibition with Ricco/Maresca Born in 1969 in Lødingen, Norway, Viken grew up in... -
Henry Darger: Utopia / Dystopia
Gallery Two • In-Person and Online 28 February - 5 April 2025Opening Reception & Annual Winter Party: February 28, 6-9pm Following an orphaned childhood, marked indelibly by an unhappy and lengthy confinement at the Illinois Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children, Henry Darger... -
Pulp Drunk: Mexican Pulp Art (Redux)
Online Exclusive 10 January - 11 March 2025In post-war America, the rise of erotic pulp paperback covers marked a turning point in visual and literary marketing. These covers were specifically designed to captivate buyers with promises of... -
Outsider Art Fair
In-Person and Online 27 February - 2 March 2025METROPOLITAN PAVILION 125 W 18TH ST BOOTH B9 For the 33rd edition of the Outsider Art Fair, Ricco/Maresca is proud to present a booth featuring a curated selection of masterpieces...
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FEATURED PRESS
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Brooklyn Rail | Following Franne Davids
November 1, 2024“Outsider” is a stubborn category. We cling to it the way we cling to the expression “avant garde.” Both are products of a way of thinking about art that sees... -
New York Times | Something for Everyone at The Art Show
October 30, 2024After being diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia as a young woman, Franne Davids (1950-2022) spent the rest of her life at her parents’ house in Connecticut, using the basement as an... -
Artnet | Self-Taught Artists, Abstract Mosaics, and Fiber Works Enthrall at ADAA
October 31, 2024Perhaps the buzziest booth of the night was Ricco/Maresca’s solo presentation of Franne Davids. “We sent out a preview last week, and there was basically a frenzy. We actually had... -
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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