Scottish painter Alexander Guy made a hit on the ‘80s London art scene with his deadpan paintings, which ranged in subject from everyday objects to celebrity images. In a career revival, Guy is now making his New York gallery debut at Harper’s Gallery in Chelsea with oil paintings showing an abundance of processed food, including a freezer stuffed with ice cream and pizza and a carefully arranged array of pink-colored foods from Tesco supermarket. Here, a transatlantic in-flight meal overwhelms with its number of dishes and suggests that more is not necessarily more. (On view through Jan 15th. Masks, social distancing and proof of vaccination required.)
