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Gabe Melson is a curator, advisor, and art dealer whose practice is rooted in his study in and reverence for the discipline of Art History. Gabe has previously held roles at David Zwirner, NY and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Jacksonville (MOCA), where he served as curatorial fellow for the landmark exhibition: A Walk on the Wild Side: 70s New York in the Norman E. Fisher Collection at MOCA. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Art History, with a minor concentration in photography from the University of North Florida (UNF). His undergraduate thesis: The Beefcake, St. Sebastian, and Art History: The Homo-erotics of Appropriation in the Photography of Bob Mizer, studied iconographic appropriation in the early work of modern photographer Bob Mizer. It was presented at SECAC 2022 (formerly the Southeastern College Art Conference) in Baltimore, MD.
Born in Jacksonville, Florida, Gabe is based in New York, NY.