ART WALL
During the renovation of their new office, Reform Architecture incorporated a large 50 foot continuous white wall for art exhibitions. The Art wall curation is lead by Dionisio Cortes Ortega, one of Reform Architecture's founding partners. In addition to being an architect, Mr. Cortes Ortega is a curator and was co-founder of Front Art Space in, a gallery in Tribeca between 2013 through 2018.
Reform hopes that this wall can become a space for artists, architects and clients to meet, interact and create new connections. If interested in purchasing any work or be considered for exhibition please email info@reformarchitecture.com.
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
Let The Grass Grow
Nathalie Basoski
Opening Reception
Friday April 3, 2026 - 5pm to 8pm
287 Walton Avenue, Bronx 3rd Floor
Reform is pleased to present Let the Grass Grow, a series of textile collages by Nathalie Basoski.
The solo exhibition is a study on the persistent human impulse to control memory, and
the sentiment that our somewhat failed attempts leave us with. Drawing on the lineage of
predominantly female quilt-makers, artists whose work has historically been diminished as
craft rather than art, Basoski reconfigures the mundane into something at once fantastical and stubbornly human. Used denim, canvas, and linen are layered with photographs printed directly onto fabric, each image tightly cropped and re-contextualized, stitched back together into something that feels less like documentation and more like the act of remembering itself.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Nathalie Basoski (b. 1995) is a Dutch-Macedonian photographer
and visual artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Her practice moves between photography, textile, and mixed media; materials she marshals into retrospective visual narratives about displacement, assimilation, and the unreliable residue of memory. Basoski received her BFA from Pratt Institute in 2018. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje and across New York at Black Brick Projects, Anderson Contemporary, Amos Eno Gallery, and Eyes on Art. In 2024 she was awarded a residency with the Peter Bullough Foundation and was included in ‘Transformative Craft’ at the Susquehanna Art Museum in Harrisburg, PA. Basoski currently has pieces on view, at Fugue Gallery and Tempest Gallery in New York.
PAST EXHIBITION
Space: Intertwining time and perception
Two person Show: Archil Pichkhadze and Dionisio Cortes
Opening Reception and Holiday Party
Thursday December 18, 5pm to 9pm
287 Walton Avenue 3rd Floor
Reform is pleased to present the work of visual artists Archil Pichkhadze and Dionisio Cortes. Producing from diametrically opposite sides; realism and abstraction, their work coincides in the construction of space.
In his most recent work, Pichkhadze brought his implied narratives much closer to the surface. These images attempt to balance the visual and emotional complexities found at the borders of observational realism, fading memories and lost dreams. Pichkhadze is very interested in further pursuing these ideas, while creating enigmatic paintings with real presence.
Cortes’s work extracts the experience of being present in a particular moment in time and space by reorganizing imagery, searching for potential abstractions and the possibility of architecture. Where space is dynamic and stable; emerging and receding, unpredictable… His creative practice lies in an area between the incidental and the intentional. Cortes’ work is formally intuitive, however its organization is calculated by building up planes within a visible/non-visible grid.
It could be argued that in both bodies of work, their work is the result of a balancing act; the elements in the work support and play off of each other. The organized pictorial spaces aim to hold the viewer’s gaze allowing the viewer to enter and wonder within the imagery and also to make their own personal connections and discoveries.
Top 6 images: Archil - Bottom 6 images Dionisio
Retrospective
Solo Exhibition Leticia Ortega
Opening Reception and Office Warming Party
Thursday December 19, 2024 6pm to 10pm
287 Walton Avenue 3rd Floor
Reform Architecture's first show stared with Leticia Ortega's work which consisted of two bodies of work. The first body of work was from 2016 and 2017 and consisted in an series of abstract color compositions with inspiration drawn from arid plans. The other body of work exhibited was more recent and it included a juxtaposition of flowers, plans and some figural elements inhabiting abstract spaces.
More of her work can be seen on her website: Leticia Ortega
