Founded in 2010 by Debbie Dickinson, the Debbie Dickinson Gallery has quickly become a leading force in Post-Modern Fine Art. With over a decade of curating more than a hundred exhibitions across major art hubs like New York, Nantucket, The Hamptons, Palm Beach, Wynwood, Paris, and Art Basel Week in Miami Beach, the gallery is a recognized name in the art world.

Debbie’s discerning eye and commitment to the arts have earned her accolades from the ChaShaMa organization and top art critics. The gallery’s journey began in Chelsea’s Arts District, expanded to Union Square, and most recently hosted prominent exhibitions at 456 West Broadway and 32 East 57th Street.

Before establishing the gallery, Debbie Dickinson enjoyed an illustrious career as an international supermodel, collaborating with renowned artists and fashion designers. In this exciting new chapter, she continues to inspire as a muse while leading her gallery to new heights. The Debbie Dickinson Gallery is renowned for its curated blend of 21st Century Masters and rising stars, positioning it as a
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Debbie Dickinson is proud to present ALCHEMY, a celebration of the transformative power of art, fashion, and design, curated to coincide with the kickoff of New York Fashion Week 2027 and the Winter Collections. The exhibition brings together five exceptional creative voices—Stephanie Fuller, Ron Chereskin, Elena Seroff, Anthony Haden-Guest, and luxury jewelry designer Catherine Zadeh—whose distinct disciplines converge through line, form, color, material, and artisanship. 

Each work is individually conceived and executed by the artist, reflecting the unique hand, vision, and personal expression behind each creation. Stephanie Fuller, lead singer of Kid Creole and the Coconuts,brings a distinctive sense of rhythm, movement, and theatricality to her elegant figurative works in pen and ink. Ron Chereskin, a legendary menswear designer, CFDA member, and artist whose work is held in the permanent collection of The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), brings the precision, discipline, and graphic sophistication of his design sensibility to his masterful screen-prints. Elena Seroff, an artist, gallerist, and participant in numerous New York art fairs, brings an intimate understanding of both the creation and presentation of art to her lyrical abstractions, where expressive pen and ink meet vibrant color and fluid movement. The exhibition also features selected hand-drawn pen-and ink works by the legendary artist, writer, and cultural commentator Anthony Haden-Guest, adding another distinctive voice to this dynamic exploration of line and artistic expression. At the heart of the exhibition is Catherine Zadeh, a luxury jewelry designer and CFDA member, whose handmade jewelry designs transform natural elements into exquisite works of wearable art. Presented by Catherine Zadeh at Zadeh Atelier, ALCHEMY creates a dynamic dialogue between art, fashion, jewelry, and design—creative disciplines united by artisanship, imagination, and the transformative power of the artist and designer’s hand. Like the alchemist who transforms the elemental into the precious, each creative voice transforms their chosen medium into a singular expression of beauty, meaning, and enduring value. In the spirit of giving back, this extraordinary creative collaboration will donate a percentage of all sales during the exhibition to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association Imagine Benefit Gala, adding a meaningful philanthropic dimension to an exhibition that celebrates creativity, artistry, and the power of art to make a difference.

Debbie Dickinson – Curator & Director, Debbie Dickinson Gallery Honorary Member, Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Supermodel | Actor | Founder, E.D. Enterprises

ALCHEMY – SYNOPSIS
Alchemy brings together five distinctive New York artists—Michael Katz, Elena Seroff, S.L. Fuller, Anthony Haden-Guest, and Catherine M. Zadeh—each chosen for a singular ability to reimagine material, perception, and experience through a unique visual language. At its heart, Alchemy is about transformation: Michael Katz reveals the unexpected within the everyday through line, form, color, and observation; Elena Seroff translates emotion, memory, and human experience through abstraction and gesture; S.L. Fuller merges fashion, movement, material, and narrative with rhythm and sensuality; Anthony Haden-Guest distills the contradictions and absurdities of contemporary culture into visual commentary and wit; and Catherine M. Zadeh elevates elemental and unconventional materials into sculptural forms exploring strength, identity, and resilience. Together, these artists express the spirit of Alchemy—where material becomes meaning, experience becomes expression, and the familiar is transmuted into the extraordinary.

MICHAEL KATZ
Michael Katz is a New York–based artist, author, psychologist, and meditation teacher whose abstract paintings explore transformation, inner energy, and the dynamic relationship between chaos and order. Working through vibrant color, fluid gesture, and expanses of open space, Katz creates compositions that move between spontaneity and control. His paintings suggest inner landscapes—layered, energetic, and often transcendent—where fragments, symbols, and intuitive forms come together to create unexpected harmony. Katz describes the artist as an alchemist, transforming the mundane into the transcendent. This philosophy makes his work particularly resonant within ALCHEMY, where material, perception, and experience are transformed into new visual possibilities. His abstract paintings have been exhibited in New York and internationally, including a solo exhibition at Tibet House US in New York. Katz holds a Psy.D. from New York University, and his lifelong study of consciousness, meditation, and dreams continues to inform the freedom, energy, and sense of possibility within his visual practice.

ELENA SEROFF
Born in 1975, Elena Iosilevich (aka Seroff) is a Russian-born American artist whose abstract paintings, drawings, and works on paper explore the emotional architecture of human experience. Grounded in realism and academic art, her visual language evolved after immigrating to New York in 1996, where she was drawn toward Cubism, Abstraction, and Symbolism. Working intuitively in oil, watercolor, ink, and pencil, Seroff explores love, truth, memory, and the beauty of everyday life. Inspired by Juan Gris, Kazimir Malevich, Lyubov Popova, and Pavel Filonov, she translates structure, color, and gesture into a deeply personal vocabulary. She lives and works in New York City.

S.L. FULLER
Stephanie “S.L.” Fuller is a New York–based artist whose work moves between fashion, music, travel, and the sea. Formerly a lead singer with Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Fuller brings rhythm, gesture, and theatricality to her visual practice. Her Off the Coast of Me series was commissioned for World Water Day in New York in support of Water.org. Working in India ink, mixed media, acrylic, glass, gold leaf, and sand, Fuller creates a world that is glamorous, fluid, and instinctive. Her Les Demoiselles series presents privileged women through a distinctive Art Deco-inflected language of line and attitude. A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, Fuller’s work has been collected internationally, extending the language of fashion into abstraction and narrative.

ANTHONY HADEN-GUEST
Anthony Haden-Guest is a writer, reporter, cartoonist, and sporadic performer drawn to the sharp-eyed traditions of George Herriman, Aubrey Beardsley, Max Beerbohm, Caran d’Ache, James Thurber, and Pete Arno. His cartoonery finds rich material in contemporary life—collapsing structures, evolving behaviors, cultural absurdities, and uncertain futures. Born in Paris, raised in London, and long settled in New York, Haden-Guest won a New York Emmy for writing and narrating a program on the arrival of Eurotrash in Manhattan. His books include True Colours: The Real Life of the Art World and The Last Party: Studio 54, Disco and the Culture of the Night, while his cartoons and rhymes appear in The Chronicles of Now and In The Meantime. Haden-Guest turns an irreverent eye on the peculiar theater of contemporary life.

CATHERINE M. ZADEH
Catherine M. Zadeh is a New York–based jewelry designer and artist who turns unconventional materials into powerful, wearable forms. Born in Tehran, raised in Paris, and rooted in New York, Zadeh brings an interntional sensibility to an aesthetic defined by strength, restraint, and sculptural simplicity. Working with sustainably sourced water buffalo horn, parachute cord, leather, precious metals, and diamonds, she explores the tension between refinement and rawness. After designing exclusively for men for two decades, Zadeh expanded her practice to women while preserving the bold, genderless character of her work. Carried by Bergdorf Goodman and crafted largely by New York artisans, her designs blur the boundaries between jewelry, sculpture, fashion, and art—expressing identity, resilience, and the beauty of materials shaped by time.

Cover Art : Michael Katz – Abstract I – Acrylic on Canvas – 30” x 30” – 2026

Debbie Dickinson, Diane Smith, Gabriel Sanchez, and the visionary artists S.L. Fuller, Elena Seroff, Michael Katz, Anthony Haden-Guest, and Catherine M. Zadeh unite in heartfelt gratitude to our generous sponsors, collaborators, friends, and supporters. Your unwavering support has helped bring our collective vision to life, and we are deeply grateful for your commitment to advancing art, creativity, and new ideas throughout New York City and beyond. With your help, we strive to inspire, educate, and share the transformative beauty of art with the world. Avery special thank you to Catherine M. Zadeh for welcoming our new gallery alliance after many seasons of art fairs and gallery exhibitions; we are honored to have you as our colleague and partner in this exciting new chapter. We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to Natalie Laudick at Alzheimer’s Association Imagine Benefit Gala, for your meaningful alliance and support of our shared commitment to preserving memory, inspiring hope, and bringing people together through art. Our sincerest thanks go to Peter Thomas Roth; Aphrodise and Gabi Petrylaite and Frank Schilling; Neuhaus Belgian Chocolates and Harriet Filippidis; Paola’s Restaurant and Stefano Marracino; Katherine Sempecos and Vasilis Mezini from Prism Medi-Spa in Roslyn, NY, Bianca Brady, Gerald Riedler and Rubin & Chapelle; and all of our generous sponsors and supporters whose contributions have made this exhibition possible. A very special thank you also goes to our talented artists and their friends and families for their enthusiasm, dedication, and support. To Jose Zavala for our wonderful website, and Evan Sebastian Lagache for the beautiful catalog, graphic design, and installation—the creative backbones of this exhibition—we extend our deepest thanks. Your talent and dedication have been instrumental in bringing our collective vision to life. To anyone we may not have mentioned by name, please know that you are in our hearts and that your support is sincerely appreciated. We warmly invite all of our sponsors and supporters to visit us for a personal tour of the exhibition, where we can share the art, its stories, and our gratitude with you in person.