March 17th – May 1st, 2026

Tip of the Hat brings together editions published by Paulson Fontaine Press that nod to influential artists and works from art history. Hernan Bas offers an updated exploration of “The Nightmare,” one of the most provocative paintings of the Romantic era, created by Henry Fuseli. Kota Ezawa recreates The Last Sitting by Bert Stern in his signature, reductive style.  David Huffman pulls trees from the backgrounds of Nicolas Poussin paintings and situates them next to his iconic basketball pyramids. Kerry James Marshall is in direct conversation with Rococo painters such as François Boucher, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, and Jean-Antoine Watteau, as he continues to create a “counter-archive” that refuses the invisibility of Black figures in Western pictorial traditions. Editions by Henry Taylor take influence from the Still Life paintings of Max Beckmann and the interiors of painter Édouard Vuillard.