Sears-Peyton Gallery

Sears-Peyton Gallery, established in 1999 by Macie Sears and Gaines Peyton, has grown into a distinguished presence in the contemporary art world. Originally founded in Soho, the gallery now operates a public exhibition space in Manhattan’s Chelsea art district and a private viewing room in Brentwood, Los Angeles.

The gallery represents a diverse roster of contemporary American artists, each committed to a process-driven approach that emphasizes improvisation, craftsmanship, and deep artistic exploration. While their artists work across various media and subject matters, a unifying characteristic is the balance between historical influences and modern reinterpretations. Through innovative techniques and fresh perspectives, the artists create works that feel both timeless and relevant to contemporary audiences.

Sears-Peyton Gallery is dedicated to fostering long-term relationships with its artists, helping them gain recognition and securing placements in both private and institutional collections. Its artists’ works can be found in major institutions such as The Art Institute of Chicago, The Denver Art Museum, The Kemper Museum, The University of Maine Museum of Art, and The Irish Museum of Art, among others. The gallery also plays an essential role in facilitating cultural conversations by providing a welcoming public space where art can be experienced and appreciated.

In addition to its exhibitions, Sears-Peyton has participated in renowned art fairs, including Untitled Art Miami Beach, Dallas Art Fair, Intersect Palm Springs, AIPAD The Photography Show New York, and the LA Art Show. Its artists and programming have been featured in a variety of influential publications, such as ARTnews, Art in America, The New York Times, Sculpture Magazine, and Elle Décor. With a strong commitment to artistic excellence, Sears-Peyton Gallery continues to be a key player in the contemporary art landscape.