Following the success of “Bloom,” Bilodeau reached new milestones, including the exhibition and sale of his largest painting to date, Fleuramour (60 x 48 inches), at the LA Art Show in February. He also participated in Arcadia’s 10th Annual Five and Under Exhibition and was featured in Arcadia’s exhibition at the inaugural Atlanta Art Fair, continuing to captivate collectors with his awe-inspiring floral compositions.

Following “American Games,” Brosio participated in Arcadia Contemporary’s 10th Annual Five and Under Exhibition. Currently hard at work in his studio, Brosio will exhibit new paintings at the LA Art Show in February 2025 and in Arcadia Contemporary’s 25th Anniversary Exhibition in April 2025. In addition to his personal work, Brosio resumed teaching at Laguna College of Art and Design (LCAD), where he leads the “Direct Painting” course in the BFA Fine Arts program.

Following her debut, Roda’s works were featured in Arcadia Contemporary’s 10th Annual Five and Under Exhibition. The gallery plans to showcase her new works at the 2025 LA Art Show. In March Roda’s retrospective book, Capturing Essence: The Portraits by Anne-Christine Roda was published by The Guide Artists.

Since “Caryatid,” Flamand-Browne has participated in Arcadia’s 10th Annual Five and Under Exhibition, relocated to Washington, D.C., and accepted a major large-scale commission through the gallery. Currently, she is working on a series of sketches and smaller works that will evolve into her next body of larger, more developed pieces. Arcadia Contemporary plans to showcase her new works at the inaugural Scottsdale Art Fair in March 2025.

Since The exhibition, Mark R. Pugh’s painting Sorrow and the Girl with the Flower graced the cover of American Art Collector, and his work Young Artist Sketching a Bird received exceptional merit at the Portrait Society of America. In 2024, two of his paintings were acquired by museums: The Girl with Scissors and the Prize-Winning Rose Bush joined the Art Renewal Center Museum, and Girl in the Snowy Meadow was added to the New Salem Museum. Pugh is planning his next solo show for 2026-2027.

Since “Se Préparer,” Carter has extensively traveled Europe, teaching and painting before relocating to Los Angeles to create his next body of work. His paintings have been featured in Arcadia’s Five and Under Exhibition and the Atlanta Art Fair, with plans to showcase new works at the 2025 LA Art Show and the inaugural Scottsdale Art Fair in March 2025.

Since Countenance, Murphy-Robinson has participated in Arcadia’s Five and Under Exhibition and will showcase her works at the inaugural Scottsdale Art Fair in March 2025. In September 2024, she traveled to South Africa to teach with Workshops in SA, further sharing her expertise and passion for drawing with an international audience.

Since “Afterthought,” Westerberg has exhibited at the Atlanta Art Fair and is preparing new works for Arcadia Contemporary’s booths at the 2025 LA Art Show and the inaugural Scottsdale Art Fair. In April 2025, he will also be featured in Arcadia’s 25th Anniversary Exhibition. Looking ahead, Westerberg is working on a new series of paintings for a planned exhibition in 2027, continuing his exploration of narrative and tonal expression.

Since “Fields of Morning,” Tabaczuk’s works have been featured in Arcadia Contemporary’s Five and Under Exhibition, and she is preparing new paintings for the gallery’s presentation at the 2025 LA Art Show. Additionally, her debut artist monograph,” A World Within: The Personal Portraits of Kesja Tabaczuk,” published by The Guide Artists, celebrates her most evocative works to date.

Since the exhibition “Love’s Bright Armour,” Ansell’s works have been featured in Arcadia’s exhibition at the Atlanta Art Fair, and the Fort Wayne Museum of Art recently acquired the exhibition’s title painting “Love’s Bright Armour I.” In April 2025, she will also be featured in Arcadia Contemporary’s 25th Anniversary Exhibition.

Following his U.S. debut, Cidoncha returned to Italy and has begun working on new paintings for the LA Art Show in 2025. Arcadia Contemporary is also discussing a potential forthcoming solo exhibition for the artist in 2026, continuing to build upon this substantial moment in his career.

Since “Portals and Places,” Alm has returned to his studio, where he continues to develop new works. Arcadia Contemporary plans to exhibit Alm’s most recent paintings at the upcoming LA Art Show in 2025.

Since “Eye of the Beholder,” Ortega has returned to his North Carolina studio while the exhibition remains on view at Arcadia Contemporary through December 2024. His painting “The Long Winter” was featured on the cover of American Art Collector's 229th issue. The gallery plans to showcase available works at the 2025 LA Art Show, the inaugural Scottsdale Art Fair, and as part of Arcadia Contemporary’s 25th Anniversary Exhibition opening in April 2025.