Hallie Hart is an American artist known for her abstract expressionist and neo-expressionist works. With studios in New York City, Aspen, Miami, and Antwerp, she has developed a distinctive approach to abstraction that combines bold gestural techniques with layered textures.

Her artistic process draws inspiration from Helen Frankenthaler and Jackson Pollock, blending soaking and staining methods with the raw, physical energy of splattering, flicking, and throwing paint by hand. For her large-scale works, she employs custom-designed catwalks, engaging in a dynamic, full-body interaction with her canvases.

Hart’s Boz series exemplifies neo-expressionism, reimagining cultural icons with humor and critique, while her Unity exhibition, featuring over 100 American flag paintings, has toured internationally. Her flag paintings are part of major corporate collections across the United States.

Her work has been exhibited worldwide, including a live performance at Art Basel Miami 2019, the Diamond Dust Collection in Monte-Carlo, and For Beirut with Love at Opera Gallery. In 2013, her painting Tree of Life was honored at the GemlucArt competition in Monaco, leading to her induction as the first female American abstract artist in the Museo del Parco in Portofino.

Hart is represented by Opera Gallery, Mitte Projects Gallery, and Carousel Gallery, with recent expansion into Knokke. Her works are held in major private and public collections globally. She divides her time between Antwerp and New York City.

Her career and artistic influence are also documented on Wikipedia.
For more information, visit Hallie Hart on Wikipedia.

 
Opera Gallery.png

Global Gallery

 

Mitte Gallery

 

Elevate your residence into a sanctuary of elegance with Hart’s abstract and Neo-Expressionist paintings. Each piece fuses bold, dynamic energy with sophisticated artistry, offering a perfect balance of refinement and expressive depth. From selecting the ideal works to seamlessly harmonizing them with your decor, every corner will exude individuality and timeless elegance.

Exhibitions

2003: “Splatter of Rain” J. Haven Gallery, NYC, USA

2004: “Free to Be” J. Haven Gallery, NYC, USA

2005: “Act of Love” Sapone Galerie, Nice, France

2007: “Drops Over Lines” Molgati Gallery, New Hope, PA

2007: “Heart of Blood” Bambi Gallery, Philadelphia, PA

2008: “Upheaval me” 444 Gallery, NYC, USA

2010: “First Light” 444 Gallery, NYC, USA

2011: Art San Diego Fair, San Diego, CA, USA

2012: “Sounds of Light” Art Southampton, NYC, USA

2013: “Chaos in Harmony” Hugo Rivera Gallery, Laguna, CA, USA

2013: “Gemluc Art” Monaco/Princess of Hanover’s Monte-Carlo, Monaco

2014: Lux Gallery, NYC, USA

2014: “Mothers of Invention” solo show, Sixth Floor Loft, NYC, USA

2015: Mana Contemporary Fine Arts, NJ, USA

2015: , Castle Fitzjohns Gallery, Red Dot, Art Basel, Miami, FL, USA

2016: “Kaleidoscope of the Mind” Wynwood Walls, Art Basel, Miami, USA

2017: Cube America Art Fair, Gregoire Vogelsang Gallery, Brussel, Belgium

2018: “Diamond Dust Collection” solo show, Port Palace Hotel, Monte-Carlo, Monaco

2018: Royal Private Collectors, solo show and live performance, Monte-Carlo, Monaco

 
 

2019: “Two Doors Down” Chase Contemporary Chelsea, NYC, USA

2019: “Be Klein's” Film and live art performance, Wynwood Art, Miami, USA

2019: Opera Gallery, group show, Aspen, Colorado, USA

2019: Opera Gallery, group show, New York City, NY USA

2019: Opera / London, Geneva and Singapore.

2020: House of Hart Gallery, “Ethereals”, Aspen, CO, USA

2020: “With Love Beirut” Opera Gallery group show, Beirut, Lebanon.

2020-2021: “Unity” House of Hart Gallery, US Flag exhibition Aspen, CO, USA

2021: “Unity” Trace Contemporary, solo show, US Flags exhibition San Francisco, CA, USA

2021: US Flag exhibition “Unity” touring the USA with Kimpton Hotels.

2022: “Muse me” Mitte Projects, group show, Miami, USA

2023: “Gold leaf”, Antwerp, Belgium

2023: Mitte Projects, US Flags solo and Artsy, Miami, USA

2024: “Over the Rainbow, Boz” Gate Gallery, Knokke, Belgium

2024: Knokke Art Fair, Gate Gallery, Knokke, Belgium