A new body of contemporary figurative work exploring composure, exposure, and emotional tension. Presented at The Bernie Wohl Center at Goddard Riverside in Manhattan.
Reception: March 6 | 7–9 PM
Public exhibition open to collectors, designers, and the Harlem community.
On view at The Bernie Wohl Center at Goddard Riverside · March 6–27, 2026 · Opening Reception: March 6 | 7–9 PM
Select works from the Unapologetic Faces series are available for private acquisition.
FOR THE INTENTIONAL COLLECTOR
Do you collect to decorate — or to define identity?
Does your space reflect who you are becoming?
Are you drawn to work that holds cultural weight — not just aesthetic appeal?
Milton Wes Art is created for collectors who acquire with intention — not impulse.
Edition of One · Signed · Archived Upon Acquisition
A singular portrait establishes presence with permanence.
Corey Wesley is a Harlem-based contemporary figurative artist whose work explores identity, visibility, and the emotional tension between composure and exposure. Drawn to the silent language of the face, he transforms vulnerability into presence — creating bold portrait compositions that reflect the beauty found within fracture and the power of being fully seen.
