Rukaj Gallery

Founded in 1981, Rukaj Gallery works with a range of distinguished post-war and contemporary artists and estates over its four-decade history.

Active in both the primary and secondary markets, Rukaj Gallery represents an intergenerational and international roster of artists and estates. The gallery maintains an international presence through fairs, institutional collaborations, and exhibitions, with a principal interest in Color Field painting. Rukaj regularly presents museum-quality historical exhibitions, committed to intellectually rigorous presentations of artists’ work. The gallery publishes a growing range of exhibition catalogues and monographs, with new texts commissioned by leading curators and critics. Since its inception, the gallery has also maintained an extensive editions programme, working with print studios and artists to present master-prints by post-war icons. Releasing seminal works such as Alex Katz's Coca-Cola Girls and the Black Dress portfolio.

Represented artists are in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum (New York, NY); Solomon R. Guggenheim (New York, NY), MoMA (New York, NY); the National Gallery of Art (Washington, DC); MOCA (Los Angeles, CA); Boston Museum of Fine Arts (Boston, MA); High Museum of Art (Atlanta, GA) ; Museum of Fine Arts Houston (Houston, TX); Bronx Museum (New York, NY); Smithsonian American Museum of Art/National Portrait Gallery (Washington, DC); Nelson Atkins Museum of Art (Kansas City, MO); Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, MI); De Young Museum (San Francisco, CA); Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, NY) ; Rose Art Museum (Waltham, MA); Fine Arts Museum (San Francisco, CA); Museum of National Academy of Arts and Letters (New York, NY); San Diego Museum of Art (San Diego, CA); New Orleans Musuem of Art (New Orleans, LA); Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Richmond, VA); National Gallery of Canada (Ottawa, ON) ; Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto, ON); Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal (Montreal, QC), among others.