Jealousy by Paloma Izquierdo in our Main Gallery Murmurs is proud to present Jealousy, a solo exhibition by Paloma Izquierdo. The show takes its name from the jalousie window, derived from the French word for “jealous”, a slatted architectural form designed to withhold as much as it reveals. Izquierdo produced facsimiles of standardized architectural elements, using contradiction as a method to critique dominant structures. By inverting the material and functional logic of windows, railings, and fences, her sculptures mimic mass-produced infrastructures—revealing how these forms operate as apparatuses of paranoia. In Jealousy, transparency is never neutral—it regulates, exposes, and controls. Hereafter by Sissòn in our Front Gallery Murmurs is pleased to present Hereafter, a solo exhibition comprised of paintings and sculptures by Sissòn, marking the artist’s first solo show with the gallery. This exhibition serves as a survey or a departure from one school of thinking, and ascendance to a new era for the artist. Evoking a period of renaissance similar to Miles Davis's transition from Silent Way to Bitches Brew, Sissòn expands on their vast knowledge of color theory and application, merging abstract and figurative painting styles. To continue the journey in addition to their paintings, Sissòn forges ceramic sacred face jugs inspired by the Deep South filled with hand-grown cotton.