Adrienne Maki

The world Adrienne Maki builds her sculptures and paintings within is dynamic, refracting in different lights: Russian Constructivism, Japanese industrial and architectural design, and American Abstract Expressionism’s convergence with minimalism.

Maki Meets Mullican, Installation view, Wolfpack HQ, Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican, Los Angeles, 2026

8 products
  • Deer Park, 2025
    Deer Park, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

  • Black Cherry, 2025
    Black Cherry, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

  • Occupant of the Brutalist, 2025
    Occupant of the Brutalist, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

  • Plum Rider, 2025
    Plum Rider, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

  • Anansi the Spider, 2025
    Anansi the Spider, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

  • Yin and Yang, 2025
    Yin and Yang, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

  • Pickpocket, 2025
    Pickpocket, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

  • Berliner, 2025
    Berliner, 2025

    Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin

Exhibitions

  • Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin: Adrienne und Omari

    April 24 – June 8, 2025

    Super Super Markt, Brunnenstr. 22, Berlin

Biography

Adrienne Maki (b. 1997 in San Francisco, USA) lives and works in Los Angeles, USA.

Education

She graduated with a BFA from Rhode Island School of Design, Providence.

Exhibitions

Selected solo and duo exhibitions include Super Super Markt, Berlin (2026 upcoming); Ochi Gallery, Los Angeles; Wolfpack HQ, The Estates of Luchita Hurtado and Lee Mullican, Gardena (both 2026); Super Super Markt, Berlin (2025 with Omari Douglin); Room 3557, Los Angeles (2022); and Sebastian Gladstone, Los Angeles (2022 with Omari Douglin).

Maki’s work has been included in group exhibitions at Matthew Brown, Los Angeles (2026); Theta, New York (2023); Fall River Museum of Contemporary Art, Fall River (2021); and Gelman Gallery, Providence (2018).

Selected press

2025

In the studio: Adrienne Maki & Omari Douglin
Super Super Markt, 2025

Gallery Weekend Berlin: Wohin in Mitte?
Weltkunst, Lisa Zeitz, 2025