Karryl Eugene (b. 1998) is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice engages masculinity, introspection, and sociology through personal and appropriated imagery. His exhibition at White Columns will be the artist’s New York solo debut.

Oswald Saenz (b. 1964, Medellín, Colombia) is an artist associated with YAI Arts, a nonprofit studio supporting artists with intellectual and developmental disabilities in NYC. His drawings render familiar subjects – women, houses, flowers – stripping them down to their most basic curves and contours and infusing them with hallucinatory color, wobbling rhythm, and traces of spirit made flesh.

Goran Medak (b. 1950, Split, Croatia) is a self-taught artist who formally trained as an engineer. His exhibition at White Columns — the artist’s first in New York — will feature a selection of paintings from 1980 to the present.

White Columns’ 2026 summer programs focus on the work of artists who are currently represented in White Columns’ Curated Artists Registry. Founded in the early 1980s the Registry provides a platform for artists – of all kinds – currently without gallery representation in New York. The Registry currently includes the work of more than 500 individual artists.

The Curated Artists Registry is open for submissions through August 6, 2026. To learn more about the Registry and how to submit your work for consideration, please visit: registry.whitecolumns.org