Alex Kanevsky's painting Dinner with Dear Friend (2018) is illustrated in the March 2019 issue of Harper’s Magazine.

Alex Kanevsky's painting Bathroom is illustrated in the story “Come In, Come In” by Fiona Maazel for the October 2018 issue of Harper’s Magazine.

Gallery artist Alex Kanevsky's work Four Dours (2018) is included in the group exhibition ainters Who Fucking Know How to Paint at the Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle, WA.

Image: Four Doors, 2018. Courtesy of the artist.

Gallery artist Alex Kanevsky's work A.S. (2005) is included in the group exhibition We the People: Contemporary American Figurative Art at the Mesa Arts Center, Mesa, AZ.

Photo credit: A.S. (detail), 2005. Collection of Lisa Chadwick. Courtesy of the artist.

A selection of Alex Kanevsky's paintings are illustrated in the Spring 2018 edition of Stirring. Kanevsky’s painting New Hampshire Trees (2017) is illustrated on the homepage as well as J.F.H. with Nature Blanket (2017) as the introductory image for An East Coaster Considers California by Kara Oakleaf. His painting Walk-In Closet (2017) is illustrated alongside the literary offering Shadow Boxing by Brighde Moffat and Cosi Nayovitz. Founded in 1999, Stirring is one of the oldest continuously publishing journals on the internet.

Gallery artist Alex Kanevsky's work Man riding a horse from South Carolina to Key West in Search of Better Life (2017) will be included in the upcoming group exhibition at the Oakland University Art Gallery in Rochester, MI, Ethics of Depiction: Still Life, Landscape, Human, opening September 9, 2017.

Alex Kanevsky's painting Three Views of a Bathroom (2016) is illustrated on the cover of the french language novel La Piqûre written by Marie-Christine Horn.

Alex Kanevsky's paintings Breathing Room (2014) and Morandi's Table (2014) are illustrated in Spring 2017 issue of The Moth, a magazine of arts and literature from Ireland.

Photo credit: Alex Kanevsky

Gallery artist Alex Kanevsky will be included in an upcoming exhibition at the Woodmere Art Museum in Philadelphia, A More Perfect Union?: Power, Sex, and Race in the Representation of Couples, opening February 2017. Kavensky’s enigmatic and lusciously painted Hotel (2008) aids the exhibition’s exploration of the different depictions of romantic couples in art. This exhibition will also investigate changing visual conceptions of couples beginning in the 19th century through the contemporary. 

Alex Kanevsky's painting Apple Tree illustrated in Harper's Magazine.

Alex Kanevsky’s painting Ted’s Brook with Imaginary Ladies will be included in the group exhibition, 50 Shades of Red, at the Herter Gallery located on the campus of UMASS Amherst, Massachusetts.

Hollis Taggart artist Alex Kanevsky discusses his artistic formation with Yoshino.

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