2026, Upcoming

Michael Fredo’s “The Moonlighters” Hosted by Tommy Hilfiger and Andy Hilfiger | April 3 – 12, 2026

Posted by

Carlos Cardenas

Exhibition
Friday, April 3^rd through Sunday, April 12^th: 12pm – 6pm

Closed on Sunday, April 5, 2026

One Art Space Unveils Michael Fredo’s
“The Moonlighters” Exhibition in Tribeca

Spotlighting Fredo’s original characters and creative vision

One Art Space will present Michael Fredo’s The Moonlighters this April 2026 at its Tribeca gallery, offering art lovers an opportunity to step into the artist’s imaginative world of original characters, storytelling and sculptural design.

Hosted by Tommy Hilfiger and Andy Hilfiger and will remain on view for the public from April 3^rd through April 12^th, 2026, at One Art Space, 23 Warren Street.

The showcase will feature the presentation of the “Smile Collection,” inspired by curator MaryAnn Giella McCulloh’s first encounter with Michael Fredo’s whimsical, magical clay sculptures which brought an immediate smile, inspiring the collection’s name.

Michael Fredo’s The Moonlighters introduces a cast of whimsical characters developed through his creative vision and presented as a larger story world. Michael describes the project as a collection of unique characters shaped and sculpted from his own imagination, while also emphasizing the storybook quality and personality driven universe in which they dwell.

In collaboration with Michael Fredo, One Art Space is launching an exclusive line of The Moonlighters merchandise such as mugs, lunch boxes, tote bags, puzzles and clothing carrying images of the characters.

The Moonlighters is poised to continue that tradition with a presentation that is imaginative, family-friendly and visually memorable.

ABOUT Michael Fredo:
Michael Fredo is an American singer-songwriter, sculptor and former model whose creative career has evolved from late-1990s pop success into a distinctive visual art practice centered on his whimsical clay figures known as “The Moonlighters.” After auditioning for music impresario Quincy Jones, Michael secured a contract with Warner Bros. Records, rising to national attention with his debut album, touring with Britney Spears and earning a Billboard Hot 100 hit with “This Time Around,” Fredo went on to release independent soul and R&B projects while continuing to expand his artistic expression. Inspired from a young age to create original characters, he now handcrafts imaginative sculptures in his Manhattan studio, drawing on people, animals and everyday moments to produce playful, moon-themed works designed to spark joy, wonder and a sense of good fortune.