Bold Hype Gallery is presenting a new group exhibition, KINDRED, curated by Nathan Spoor. The exhibition features an international array of artists presented in a 12 x 12 inch format. The title of the exhibit addresses a unifying thread of not just canvas size, but also the creativity at work amongst the artists included - artists that consistently push the boundaries of the new contemporary narrative. The show opens tonight and runs through April 6th.

On November 15, Bold Hype in NYC will be opening a new solo show by Kelly Allen, You Are the World. This new exhibition delivers Kelly Allen’s signature style of immaculately painted, trompe l’oeil compositions of colorful, graphic, nature-centric clusters of diversity. And to note, 10% of proceeds from the show will go to aid victims of Hurricane Sandy.

New York City's Bold Hype Gallery presents Cerberus, opening on Thursday, January 19, with new works by three young artists from across the country. San Francisco-based BAGGER43, DAVID HOSKINS from Florida, and Brooklynite DOUGLAS HOFFMAN are longtime friends, joining forces for the first time to produce a single cohesive exhibit, much like the three heads on the mythological beast Cerberus.

Just a reminder that tonight, September 8, at Bold Hype Gallery in NYC, a great trio of photographers, Peter Beste, Corey Arnold, and Céline Clanet are part of a trio exhibition, Frontiers. If you feel warm and a need some sort of Nordic/cold water feel, this will be a good show for you.

Bold Hype Gallery opened artist Rafael Santiago’s solo show Size Matters early last month, while gallery owner Eric Althin recently sat down with for a little interview about the artist and his new work, a guy Eric told us “who I actually discovered in Juxtapoz's reader art section a few years back!”

Nathan Spoor just opened his first solo show in two years, aptly named The Phantom Passport, at Bold Hype Gallery in New York City. Marisa Ware caught up with Spoor recently for an in-depth interview about the past few busy years with the artist.