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Studio Life & Artist Practice in San Miguel de Allende

Situated at Casa Aurora in the historic Centro District of San Miguel de Allende, Reilly’s studio is both a workspace and exhibition venue, fostering an intimate setting for studio viewings and creative exchange. He continues to produce large-scale paintings in the vein of mid‑century abstraction while offering an immersive experience that bridges local and international artistic traditions. 

 

San Miguel de Allende is a UNESCO World Heritage center known for its artistic communities and colonial architecture. Reilly's presence in San Miguel reflects the city’s vibrant tradition of international artists and visual culture. His studio + gallery is open to the public 11-5pm everyday except Wednesday and in person meetings are welcomed.

 

Reilly is also known for his large scale commissioned artwork and murals for architectural and interior environments. He is now represented by art advisors in Paris, San Francisco, Mexico City and San Miguel de Allende who are available for consultation on any aspect of his work.

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Recent Projects and Exhibitions 
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New representation in Paris, France.

Everyone at the studio is thrilled to announce that Reilly's work is now represented by Myriam Kientz Art Advisory in Paris, France.


Myriam was first introduced to Reilly’s work while consulting at Fábrica La Aurora, the renowned art hub in San Miguel de Allende. Now based in Paris, Myriam—an art and French design historian—works in the heart of Le Marais, where Reilly’s work has already begun receiving notable attention.

The collaboration is off to a strong start, with Myriam celebrating her first two sales: Taurus lll from the Zodiac series and Androgyne IV. These were the first paintings Reilly created after leaving the United States, and marked a distinctive shift towards a more colorful and unrestrained style.

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2025 Summer Sale!!
This summer, Myke Reilly's art gallery in San Miguel de Allende is hosting a vibrant Summer Sale within the Casa Aurora Artists Collective, offering collectors and art lovers a rare opportunity to acquire original works at special seasonal prices. Known for his bold use of color, expressive figures, and emotionally charged compositions. The gallery is showcasing a curated selection of new and classic works, with discounts available for a limited time, making it the perfect moment to invest in a piece of contemporary art.

Located in the heart of San Miguel’s artistic corridor, the address is
Calzada Aurora #10 37700 San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, just 2 blocks from San Miguels famous arts center Fabrica La Aurora.
Don’t miss this chance to take home something truly inspiring from one of the city’s most compelling artists.

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Showing at Wessling Contemporary S.F.

Wessling Contemporary Arts has featured Reilly's most recent work in its elegant new gallery at 39 Grant Avenue in the revitalized Union Square neighborhood of downtown San Francisco.

Since relocating from SoMa to this newly reopened space, Wessling has committed to showcasing fresh, dynamic exhibitions every four to six weeks, bringing West Coast visionaries into the heart of the city’s cultural Renaissance.

Reilly’s abstract work fits squarely within the gallery’s mission of disrupting expectations and inviting new ways of perceiving beauty. His vibrant pieces, with their interplay of gesture and restraint, provide a striking presence within the gallery’s minimalist white-wall setting.

Wessling Contemporary’s move to Grant Street represents both a physical and symbolic rebirth for the space—it had been vacant for five years before being transformed into a modern art destination that aims to energize downtown’s artistic pulse. Against this urban renewal backdrop, Reilly’s work takes on added resonance: his bold abstracts mirror the city's own reinvention. The exhibition not only highlights his striking visual language but also underscores Wessling’s confidence in San Francisco’s cultural recovery and future momentum.

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Casa Aurora's 2 year Anniversary!

This summer, Myke Reilly's art gallery in San Miguel de Allende is hosting a vibrant Summer Sale within the Casa Aurora Artists Collective, offering collectors and art lovers a rare opportunity to acquire original works at special seasonal prices. Known for his bold use of color, expressive figures, and emotionally charged compositions. The gallery is showcasing a curated selection of new and classic works, with discounts available for a limited time, making it the perfect moment to invest in a piece of contemporary art.Located in the heart of San Miguel’s artistic corridor, the address is:

Calzada Aurora #10 37700 San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, just 2 blocks from San Miguels famous arts center Fabrica La Aurora.

Don’t miss this chance to take home something truly inspiring from one of the city’s most compelling artists.

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July 25th, 2025

Reilly’s Androgyne 7, part of Rielly's an ongoing series that reflects his personal identity as a non-binary and third-gender human. Rather than a source of shame or conflict, this aspect of his identity has become his most prominent superpower—an integral part of who he essentially is. Today, he embraces it as the very force that has fueled his success and creative power as an artist throughout his life.

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Immersive artists workshop.

Reilly will be leading an immersive artist workshop focused on confronting and transcending the personal limitations and fears that surface when facing a blank canvas. This transformative 4 day session blends hands-on creative practice with introspective, psychological exploration, designed to push artists beyond their familiar self-conceptions and expand their sense of identity through art.

It’s an experience meant to challenge, provoke, and yes—to confront ones own internalized fears.!

The workshop will take place at the Casa Aurora Artists Collective, a vibrant hub of creativity in San Miguel de Allende, on August 20th, 2023.

Video-Leaving the United States.

"Reilly’s video reflects his final years in San Francisco, before the city’s cultural decline when Reilly's art studio was surround by camps of the new homeless population and camps of crystal meth addicts, highlights his work and notable success as a surviving artist collaborating with leading designers and architects across the United States."...enough said.

ABSTRAX, 2020

ABSTRAX is a dynamic group exhibition curated by Joseph Abbati for Radian Gallery, situated in the heart of San Francisco’s SOMA district. Featuring a diverse lineup of contemporary artists, the show explores bold expressions in abstract art across various mediums, including painting, sculpture, and mixed media installations. Abbati’s curatorial vision brings together both emerging and established talents, creating a vibrant dialogue between form, texture, and color. ABSTRAX invites viewers to experience abstraction as an evolving language that continues to challenge perception and inspire new interpretations.

Grand installation, Sept, 2019

One of Reilly's last large-scale murals KOPARA - 18 feet by 7 feet was commissioned for Merch Pharmaceutical's for their flagship new complex in the San Francisco Bay Area. It stands as the largest painting in Reilly's career. A defining moment in his exodus from the United States—go figure.

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