After Frieze LA

March at Ryan Art Advisory & Private Sale Works Available 

Frieze Week in Los Angeles is always one of the most energizing moments of the year, and this February proved no exception. Between fairs, exhibitions, and time spent with artists and collectors across the city, the week offered a vivid reminder of the depth and momentum of the LA art community.

A highlight for us was the opportunity to spend time in the studios of Jake Longstreth, Hugo McCloud, and The Haas Brothers, seeing new work firsthand and hearing directly from the artists about what they are developing next is and incredibly inspiring reminder of why we love what we do. These visits remain one of the most valuable parts of our advisory work—offering collectors a deeper understanding of the ideas, processes, and material experimentation that shape the works they live with.

Alongside these visits, we spent several days navigating both Frieze Los Angeles and Felix Art Fair with clients. The fairs brought together an impressive mix of both international and some of our favorite Los Angeles galleries, and we were thrilled to help place a number of exciting acquisitions into our clients’ collections.

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Looking Ahead: Ryan at the Dallas Art Fair 

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The Secondary Source

In addition to sourcing works directly from galleries and artists’ studios, part of our advisory practice involves accessing exceptional works available through the secondary market.

The following works are currently available for private sale directly from collectors we work with. These pieces offer a rare opportunity to acquire sought-after works that are often difficult to obtain through primary galleries, particularly by artists with strong institutional momentum and limited market availability.

Because these works come directly from established collections, they often carry a compelling provenance and reflect thoughtful collecting histories. In many cases, private sales also allow collectors to access important works discreetly and efficiently outside the public auction cycle.

We are currently presenting a curated selection of private sale opportunities below. If any of these works are of interest, we are happy to provide pricing guidance, condition details, and additional market context

Dominique Fung

Untitled, 2017

Acrylic on paper

 8 1/2 x 11 inches

Signed twice and dated’ Dominique Fung 2017’ (on the reverse)

Signed ’Dominique Fung’ (lower right) 

Genieve Figgis

Heracles and Omphale (after François Boucher)

Archival pigment print on cotton paper

23 1/2 x 19 3/4 inches 

Edition: 47 / 50 + 5 AP

Signed and numbered (on the reverse)

Sophie Larrimore

Untitled, 2018

Watercolor, gouache and colored pencil on paper

11 x 16 inches

Signed twice and dated ‘Larrimore 2018’

(on the reverse)

Katherine Bradford

Winter Sun, 2022

Acrylic on paper

5 x 5 inches

Katherine Bradford

Summer Sun, 2022

Acrylic on paper

5 x 5 inches

Ryan Schneider

Chinatown 1, 2018

Watercolor and pencil on paper

13 x 17 inches

Signed, titled and dated ‘“Chinatown 1” Ryan Schneider 2018’ (lower edge)

Katherine Bernhardt

Sock on Black, 2015

Acrylic and spray paint on canvas

36 x 12 inches

Signed, titled and dated ‘sock on black 2015 Katherine Bernhardt’

(on the reverse) 

Sara Anstis

Untitled, 2019

Pastel on paper

8 1/4 x 11 3/4 inches

Signed and dated ’Sara Anstis 2019’ (on the reverse)

George Rouy

Tearing of the Savage Breast, 2022

Hand-pulled 24 colour screenprint with matte varnish on 410gsm Somerset Satin paper.

33.07× 34.65 inches

This work is from an edition of 50.

Signed, numbered and dated by the artist.

Larry Bell

Acrylic and screenprint on canvas 

42 x 42 inches

2001

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As always, should you be interested in selling or acquiring works, or having your collection appraised, we would be pleased to speak with you in confidence. We have a selection of works available privately and would be glad to share further details upon request. 

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