A Horse With No Name
The gallery welcomes 2026, the Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac, with a group exhibition devoted to the horse—its spirit, symbolism, and enduring presence in visual culture.
Artists:
Antonia Barolini-Alvarez, Audrey Bialke, Benjamin Hawley, Ezri Horne, Noa Ironic, Raina Lee, Campbell-Lynn McLean, Cici McMonigle, Meghan Murray, Stacey Rozich and Anna Danyang Song.
ARTIST RECEPTION
Friday, February 6, 2026, 5pm - 8pm
ARTIST TALK
Saturday, February 7, 2026, 1pm - 2pm
LISTEN to this exhibition's companion playlist - Rock on!
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Antonia Barolini-Alvarez, The Tempest, 2024$ 1,800.00 -
Audrey Bialke, In All Weather, 2025$ 1,300.00
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Campbell-Lynn McLean, Like A Racehorse, 2025$ 2,000.00
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Benjamin HawleyLucky Devil, 2025oil on paper over stretcher bar10 x 10 in
25.4 x 25.4 cmsigned versoBenjamin Hawley, Lucky Devil, 2025$ 1,200.00 -
Ezri Horne, Going Nowhere in Either Direction, 2025$ 4,500.00
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Noa Ironic, Red Titan Woman, 2025$ 1,500.00
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Meghan Murray, Jersey Police Play "Cowboy" in Two-Hour Roundup (March 9, 1952), 2025$ 725.00
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Danyang Song, Forefront （一马当先）, 2025$ 2,000.00
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Raina Lee, Horse Scholar$ 1,000.00
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Cici McMonigle, Alone Again, 2025$ 2,500.00
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Audrey Bialke, Under Ever-Changing Skies, 2025$ 1,300.00
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Noa Ironic, Carrot Or The Stick, 2025$ 1,500.00
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Noa Ironic, Everyone Tryna Touch That Pussy, 2025$ 1,500.00
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Antonia Barolini-Alvarez, Dragon Slayer and Fallen Angel Cross Paths I, 2025$ 750.00
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Cici McMonigle, Red Horse, 2025$ 1,000.00
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Antonia Barolini-Alvarez, The Sacrifice, 2024$ 450.00
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ARTIST RECEPTION - Friday, February 6, 5pm to 8pm
ARTIST TALK - Saturday, February 7, 1pm
LaiSun Keane is pleased to present A Horse With No Name, a group exhibition marking the 2026 Lunar Year of the Horse. Opening January 9 and on view through February 28, 2026, this exhibition brings together works by artists: Antonia Barolini-Alvarez, Audrey Bialke, Benjamin Hawley, Ezri Horne, Noa Ironic, Raina Lee, Campbell-Lynn McLean, Cici McMonigle, Meghan Murray, Stacey Rozich, and Anna Danyang Song.
This group exhibition is a contemporary take on the horse, its symbolism, mythology, cultural resonance, and enduring presence across artistic traditions. The artists were given wide latitude to interpret the subject, resulting in a diverse range of approaches. They include a hand-stitched neoprene sculpture, a 3D-printed ceramic, and numerous unique styles of paintings and drawings.
Some works engage the horse directly, drawing from familiar English idioms or literal representations. Others take a more oblique approach, referencing mythology, pastoral traditions, and historical symbolism, or focusing on the physical beauty of the animal itself. Together, the works reflect both the horse’s deep-rooted cultural significance and its continued capacity to inspire contemporary artistic expression.
About the Artists:
Antonia Barolini-Alvarez (born NYC, lives in Houston TX), MFA New York Academy and BFA Bard College
Audrey Bialke (lives in Ithaca NY), BA Visual Arts and New Media, State University Of New York, Fredonia, NY,
Benjamin Hawley (Born in Wilson, NC, lives in Boston MA) MFA Boston University, MA
Ezri Horne (born New Mexico, lives in Boston, MA), BFA - School of Museum Fine Arts /Tufts, MA
Noa Ironic (born Israel, lives in Brooklyn, NY). MFA RISD, RI
Raina Lee (born and lives in Los Angeles, CA), MA in Media and Film Studies, The New School of Social Research, NY
Campbell-Lynn McLean (born and lives in Boston, MA), BFA MassArt, Boston MA, MFA Boston University (2027)
Cici McMonigle (born in China, lives in Miami, FL), BFA Parsons School of Design, NYC
Meghan Murray (born and lives in Boston, MA), MFA Boston University MA
Stacey Rozich (born in Seattle, and lives in Los Angeles, CA), BFA Illustration, California College of Art, Berkeley, CA
Anna Danyang Song (born in China, lives in New Jersey, NJ), MFA RISD, RI
An artist reception will be held on Friday, February 6, 2026, from 5:00 to 8:00 pm, followed by an artist talk at the gallery on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at 1:00 pm.
For press inquiries, images, or additional information, please contact LaiSun Keane at laisun@laisunkeane.com or 978 495 6697.
