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August
19th | palm beach illustrated @ CFA wpb *PRIVATE*
20th | vue magazine @ CFA atl PRIVATE
october
7th-10th | presenting @ chicago art fair
november
12th - 15th | miami polo
december
1st - 6th | presenting @ art miami
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Carousel Fine Art returns to Art Miami this December, taking a booth inside One Herald Plaza for what the fair calls the most important week for contemporary art in the United States. VIP Preview opens December 1; the fair stays open to the public through December 6.
Nemo Jantzen comes back to the fair where his now-signature Thread series first debuted in 2018, this time with new nail-and-thread portraits. Alexi Torres paints from the interlaced brushwork of Cuban textile tradition, weaving mythology into every canvas one thread at a time. Eric Alfaro brings his impasto florals and aquatic scenes, built up in thick, sculptural strokes of oil and acrylic. Caroline Dechamby insert herself into art-history icons like Basquiat, Picasso, and Mondrian.
Art Miami's VIP Preview opens December 1; the fair is open to the public through December 6, 2026.
Carousel Fine Art spotlights David Yarrow this November at the World Polo League's Beach Polo World Cup. Taking place on the sand at Collins Park, Miami Beach, November 12 through 15.
Few photographers have spent as much time in the field with horses as Yarrow, and polo's mix of speed, scale, and spectacle sits naturally inside a catalogue built on large-format, black-and-white drama. The result puts his photography in front of the audience that gathers on that stretch of sand every November for high-stakes spectacle.
Carousel's spotlight runs alongside the tournament, November 12 through 15, 2026, on the sand at Collins Park, Miami Beach.
Carousel Fine Art takes a 1,000-square-foot booth into the inaugural Chicago Art Fair this October, joining a select group of galleries inside The Mart from October 7 through 10.
Six artists anchor the presentation, each with a different answer to what a fair wall is for. Isabelle Scheltjens's fused-glass and marble busts interpret portraiture through a contemporary lens. Taher Jaoui fuses mathematical precision with gestural abstraction, graffiti and symbolic notation across his large-scale canvases. Gregory Watin builds his mixed-media collages from plexiglass, wood, and cardboard, turning a weathered cityscape into something worth a second look. Eric Alfaro layers oil and acrylic into thick, sculptural texture, coaxing florals and aquatic life out of the canvas with a palette knife instead of a brush. Nemo Jantzen's nail-and-thread portraits accompany Rodrigo Franzao's folded-paper, textile-inspired compositions.
Carousel's booth is open for the fair's full run at The Mart, October 7 through 10, 2026, including opening night.
Carousel Fine Art presents The Beautiful Game, a World Cup art exhibition on view at the Buckhead, Atlanta location through July 31, 2026.
Occuring during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, for which Atlanta is a host city. Four artists, four very different perspectives on the sport: Alexi Torres builds his Game of Life paintings from the hexagonal geometry of a soccer ball, turning the architecture of the game into mythology. David Yarrow's 1986 photograph of Diego Maradona is the third best-selling sports photograph ever made. Max Steven Grossman created Soccer WC 26 specifically for this exhibition, a 100-inch composite bookshelf whose spines spell out the names of the legends who built the game. Chance Cooper's Lotta Life Left captures what the World Cup actually feels like from the stands: not one athlete, but everyone, together.
On view through July 31, 2026.
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