Cindy Shaoul - January 8 -30, 2026

Lilac Gallery New York is pleased to present “Vibrant Impressions” an exhibition of works by Cindy Shaoul. A wonderful collection of her latest Dripping Dots, My Heart, Brides & plein air pieces.

Cindy Shaoul returns with new oils that catch light the way a prism catches breath. Showcasing her many collections, delve into the works, from the cliffs of Santorini to the rain-slicked crosswalks of Midtown, these jewel-box canvases translate fleeting moments into permanent shimmer. Thick, buttery impasto meets delicate knife work: cobalt umbrellas pop against cadmium cafés, lemon sunsets drip over indigo seas, and bridal dresses explode in rose-madder confetti.

Shaoul’s brush dances between Monet’s shimmer and Diebenkorn’s geometry, yet the pulse is unmistakably hers—urgent, celebratory, alive. A single white dress twirls through four seasons; a street vendor’s cart becomes a still-life sonnet. Gold leaf glints in the negative space of skyscrapers, turning urban steel into stained glass.

Installed salon-style against deep teal walls, the paintings create their own weather system: viewers move from Mediterranean noon to Manhattan dusk in ten paces. A faint scent of linseed and sea salt lingers—Shaoul’s studio brought indoors.

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Jacques Zucker - February 5 -26, 2026

Lilac Gallery New York is pleased to present “A Post-Impressionist Odyssey” an exhibition of works by Jacques Zucker. Enter the luminous world of Jacques Zucker (1900–1981), the Polish-born, Paris-raised master whose canvases pulse with the heartbeat of Montmartre, the Seine, and the cafés of interwar France. This landmark retrospective gathers over 60 oils, watercolors, and drawings—many unseen for decades—tracing Zucker’s evolution from École de Paris intimacy to bold, jewel-toned post-Impressionism.

Bathed in cobalt, vermilion, and emerald, his street scenes and still lifes explode with tactile impasto and rhythmic light, echoing Van Gogh’s fervor yet tempered by Zucker’s lyrical restraint. Portraits of flower vendors, accordionists, and lovers under twilight reveal a city alive with melody and melancholy. Rare early sketches and oils from his Kraków youth contrast with mature masterpieces that shimmer like stained glass, while a dedicated gallery recreates the cluttered charm of his Rue des Saules studio.

Spanning six decades, the exhibition unveils Zucker’s quiet genius: a bridge between tradition and exuberance, realism and reverie. Rediscover a hidden gem of 20th-century art whose pigment-drenched Paris continues to enchant.

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Eric Alfaro - TBD, 2026

Lilac Gallery New York is pleased to present “Intrinsic” an exhibition of works by Eric Alfaro. A wonderful collection of her latest lily pad series, Koi fish, and Saint-Cloud porcelain vases with flowers.

The way the flowers are scrapped from side to side tells a story of movement and passion, history is neither lost nor ignored, and it is presented with rejuvenation as the flowers reflect life and new opportunities. Alfaro’s depiction is an excellent representation of these wonderful fish, as we can feel the poignant brushwork making it seem as if the Koi fish are alive swimming happily in their environment.

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Post Impressions - TBD, 2026

Lilac Gallery New York is pleased to present “Post Impressions” an exhibition of American- Impressionist and European Post-Impressionist works by a wide rage of artists. Featuring a wonderful collection of Still Life & Plan Air works.

The artists captures the moment and the impressionistic details on each painting, noting the thicker use of paint or sometimes the pallet knife. Exploring a wide range of compositions of wonderful creations capturing with movement and much whimsey.

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John Stango - TBD, 2026

Lilac Gallery New York is pleased to present “Game Plan” an exhibition of works by John Stango. A wonderful collection of fine art pieces blending the pop art movement into the 21st Century with his powerful play on iconic trends and household names comprised into his latest works.

Stango creates his artworks upon the 1950’s tradition, infusing it with a new, vibrant, colorful, and masculine approach. With well defined and intense brush strokes, painting with his body using explosions of color, aggressive textures, jarring contrasts and intense highlights. His subjects usually consist of iconic bombshell women, designer logos, sports heroes, stewardesses, Americana images, all while competing with and complementing one another, yielding exceptional compositions we are instantly drawn to. John draws his artistic inspiration from retro advertising, pop icons, B-movies, mid-century modernism, magazines, noir films, vintage signage and all things pop-culture. Forming a unique combination of both silk-screening and hand painting, John creates pieces that are all at once nostalgic and modern.

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