News Archives: 2026

Alfredo Paredes Brings His Worldbuilding Sensibility to Hudson, NY

In the internationally renowned publication Architectural Digest, special attention has been given to London-based dealer James Butterwick and his presentation of works by the Ukrainian Symbolist Dmitry Lebedev. “London dealer James Butterwick... Read More

À la Tefaf, les Américains restent le moteur des ventes

https://www.artnewspaper.fr/2026/03/14/a-la-tefaf-les-americains-restent-le-moteur-des-ventes   “Enfin, ne ratez pas l’exceptionnel stand de la galerie James Butterwick, entièrement consacré à un artiste ukrainien méconnu... Read More

We are delighted to be exhibiting again at the Salon du Dessin in Paris. Dmitry Lebedev (1899-1922) The Ukrainian Symbolist. Opening tomorrow at midday, the fair runs until March 30th. This is Lebedev’s almost visceral spiritual reaction... Read More

The twin Parisian fairs Salon du Dessin and Drawing Now promise a blend of old favourites and ‘rediscoveries’, even a Surrealist painter who was also a Buddhist nun

This year’s Salon du Dessin runs from March 25–30 at the Palais Brogniart, Paris, with its partner fair, the contemporary Drawing Now, at the Carreau du Temple (March 26–29). Here is a tiny sample of what will be on offer from the 39... Read More

Dmitry Lebedev (1899-1922): The Ukrainian Symbolist – Catalogue is LIVE

We are delighted to be putting on a personal exhibition of Dmitry Lebedev at TEFAF Maastricht and Paris Salon du Dessin this year. The history of new discoveries in the art world is well-known, if increasingly rare. Dmitry Lebedev (1899-1922) is just such a discovery, a prodigy of extraordinary breadth and talent, an artist whose inner torment reflected the ongoing political turmoil in the new Soviet state, especially in Odessa, his home city. Read more Read More

Interview with James Butterwick for the podcast Ukraine: The Latest by The Telegraph

Art historian and leading expert on Ukrainian art, James Butterwick, appeared on Ukraine: The Latest, The Telegraph’s daily podcast, to reflect on the evolving narrative of Ukrainian art — from early twentieth-century modernism to the... Read More