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Why don't you check out the new work by James Nares at the Paul Kasmin Gallery before the show closes on February 21, 2009. These new paintings are exciting to view since they "incorporate iridescent pigments" which reflect light and look more dynamic than his paintings that use solid pigments. 
I think I mentioned once before that my study of art history has left me with a pretty good photographic memory. I think it was all that memorizing for compare and contrast exams. So this is probably the reason that I kept noticing very similar artwork in the homes profiled in quite a few magazine spreads. Turns out the man behind these beautiful paintings is James Nares, a New York based London-born artist who uses calligraphy brushes that he makes himself to create very unique and original art using only one continuous brushstroke. You can see him in action in the photo below.
John Barrett's apartment from July/August 2007 ELLE Decor
Todd Romano's Apartment from September 2005 ELLE Decor 
Josie Natori's Apartment from October 2007 ELLE Decor
Photo by Simon Upton from march 2007 House & Garden