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Saguaro Mist (untitled), installation view, The Lost Paintings

The Lost Paintings

Group exhibition
Main Space Exhibition No. 04 Group exhibition 23 works Works from Texas, New Mexico and Mexico February 2 – May 2, 2026 Opening reception February 2, 2026

The Lost Paintings brings together a group of artworks gathered across Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico – works that had been forgotten, overlooked, or left without a clear authorship. Some retain fragments of identity, while others remain almost entirely anonymous: their artists unknown, their dates uncertain, their histories largely lost.

Collected intuitively rather than through a fixed curatorial plan, the works slowly revealed an unexpected survey of American landscape and life scenes – desert, villages, flowers, animals, and distant horizons painted by different artists across time.

Presented within the quiet, weathered space of The Dreamers Gallery, these works are offered a second life. Each painting has been given a new title, while (Untitled) remains as a quiet reminder of what has been lost. Visitors are invited to look closely and allow their own narratives to unfold.

Installation views
Installation view, The Lost Paintings

Their artists unknown, their dates uncertain, their histories largely lost.

Each painting has been given a new title, while (Untitled) remains as a quiet reminder of what has been lost.

Installation view, The Lost Paintings
Selected works
Rodolfo Guzzardi, Buffalo Spirit I
Rodolfo Guzzardi
Buffalo Spirit I, 1975
Silkscreen on paper
Peterson, (untitled), 1968
Peterson
(untitled), 1968
Oil on canvas
Checklist
Buffalo Spirit I1975Rodolfo GuzzardiSilkscreen on paper
Saguaro Mist (untitled)Date unknownUnknownOil on canvas
San Francisco Bayc. 1938Haines HallColor lithograph on paper
(untitled)1968PetersonOil on canvas