Artist and curator Eddie Martinez presents Someday Never Comes, an exhibition of expressive, figurative works by five young, contemporary artists. Mixing the personal with art historical references, the unhinged, delirious paintings share a raw earnestness. Someday Never Comes features Katherine Bernhardt, Andrew Guenther, José Lerma, Liz Markus, and Matias Sanchez.

In the side gallery, painter Brian Montuori launches a project entitled Intruder. A mysterious narrative spans a series of coarse, Antarctic landscapes. Machines of science and exploration take on predatory qualities, while the rugged environs may be the ultimate eradicator.

Bernhardt’s paintings have been exhibited widely, including at Canada and Team in New York, Galleri Christina Wilson, Copenhagen, and Galleria Comercial, San Juan. Guenther’s work has been seen at galleries including Perry Rubenstein, New York, The Happy Lion, Los Angeles, as well as in the Saatchi Gallery’s exhibition The Triumph of Painting, Part III. José Lerma is represented by Andrea Rosen Gallery and has recently participated in shows at the Deste Foundation, Athens and Anna Helwing, Los Angeles, among others. Liz Markus’s exhibitions include a White Room at White Columns and New York’s Finest at Canada in New York. Matias Sanchez exhibits internationally at Galería Begoña Malone, Madrid, Christopher Cutts, Toronto, and others.