As we celebrate a decade of curatorial excellence in Philadelphia and our inaugural year in Miami, this special showcase honors both our legacy and our future.
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Featuring new and recent works by ten exceptional artists, from rising talents to internationally acclaimed voices, A Decade Forward spotlights the diverse perspectives and practices that define the Stanek Gallery vision. Artists include Bella Lucy, Francis D’Fronzo, Valerio D’Ospina, Carson Fox, Victor Grasso, Nicole Michaud, Donna Quinn, Rachel Romano, Katherine Stanek, and Gary Weisman.
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More than a milestone, A Decade Forward is a reflection on ten years of bold creativity and a declaration of what’s to come. Spanning painting, sculpture, and mixed media, the exhibition bridges tradition and innovation, offering a compelling glimpse into the evolving curatorial voice of Stanek Gallery where Philadelphia meets Miami.
“As a gallerist I am drawn to quality works with longevity that resonate with a large audience on a visceral level. As an artist I can sort through the noise recognizing that quality craft and artistic authenticity.
This is the foundation that attracted the best artists and discerning collectors during our first 10 years in Philadelphia and what made the expansion into Miami possible.”
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—Katherine Stanek
Owner and Director of Stanek Gallery
The exhibition runs September 20 and will be on view through November 8, 2025. Join us on October 11 for Stanek Gallery’s 10th Anniversary Celebration—an evening of live music, locally sourced cuisine and florals, our signature silent auction, and a site-specific interactive mural by exhibiting artist Bella Lucy. ​
This immersive and vibrant experience honors the creative community that shaped our first decade—and invites you into the next. Tickets will be available soon—stay tuned for details.
“I have been honored with the opportunity to exhibit emerging artists and modern masters from around the world, and I look forward to the next decade of showcasing the talent and passion of local Miami artists in this context.”
—Katherine Stanek