Based in San Francisco, Jessica Silverman has a reputation for building international artistic careers and collaborating with collectors committed to positive provenance. For FIAC OVR, we present selected works by artists on the gallery's roster. The painters include: Clare Rojas, a magic realist, whose figurative compositions resonate with covert abstraction; Conrad Egyir, a Ghanaian symbolist, whose portraits pull people out of everyday life into the realm of religious parable; and Dashiell Manley, whose "Elegy" paintings derive from a commitment to Buddhist meditation and foster a spirited calm. The exhibition also contains: "Encapsulation" sculptures by Matthew Angelo Harrison, a Detroit-based artist, whose works explore African ancestries, technology and globalization; and "Rome" photographs by Catherine Wagner, an artist whose oeuvre is haunted by absent bodies and parallel social realities. Finally, the OVR features drawings by Judy Chicago, whose collaboration with Dior in early 2020, led to a landmark installation and series of banners addressing the question, "What If Women Ruled the World?"

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