About

Almanac is a contemporary art gallery representing artists with distinctive approaches to material, process, and storytelling. Working across painting, textile, sculpture, and mixed media, the gallery brings together practices that move between traditional and unexpected materials, with craftsmanship and experimentation at their core. Across the program, these varied approaches give form to memory, identity, humor, fragility, and the peculiarities of everyday experience.

Almanac places particular value on experiencing art in person. Through exhibitions, art fairs, artist talks, and publications, the gallery creates opportunities to encounter the scale, texture, material, and process of the work firsthand.

Almanac is directed by Noah Judson, a longtime curator and gallerist with more than two decades of experience developing exhibitions in New Orleans and San Francisco. His work spans gallery exhibitions, large-scale installations, and national and international art fairs. Under his direction, Almanac maintains an artist-centered approach to representation, supporting the development of its artists while introducing their work to new audiences, collectors, and institutions.