Palm Beach Modern and Contemporary 2026

Visitors outside the Walter Wickiser Gallery Booth at Palm Beach Modern and Contemporary 2026

In Spheres and Other Worlds, Brigitte Moeckli explores organic forms, light, and reflection through photographic compositions inspired by nature.

Dennis Kleidon’s Poinciana and Transcendence series are turning heads at Booth B4. The series brings rhythm and movement into abstract painting, inspired by jazz, performance, and the expressive energy of paint in motion.

In her Tree Series, Kaethe Kauffman reflects on her lifelong connection with trees, inspired by the blossoms and landscapes of her childhood in Seattle.

Oenone Hammersley’s colorful garden scenes are filled with tropical plants, playful animals, and vibrant abstract forms. From tree frogs to hidden iguanas, each painting invites viewers into a lively and imaginative world.

Ralph Wickiser’s work on view at Booth B4. Presenting Compassion Autumn from the Compassion Series (1957-1965).

Swiss artist H.A. Sigg’s abstract river landscapes are inspired by aerial views of rivers and terraced fields seen during his travels across Southeast Asia. In these works, the river becomes a flowing abstract form and a symbol of life’s journey.

Finnish artist Soile Yli Mäyry, brings bold color and energetic palette-knife painting to Palm Beach Modern Contemporary.

Thomas’ Kelly WeWork Series is catching the attention of collectors. The paintings highlight the people whose work helps feed us, protect us, and keep our daily lives moving.