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Exhibitions and opening receptions at New York's galleries, from Tribeca and the Lower East Side to Chelsea and Bushwick. 580 shows on view or opening across 373 galleries, last updated Nov 04, 2026 at 10:27 AM.
125 Newbury presents Asher Liftin: Recent Work , an exhibition of new paintings and drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist on view from September 18 through October 31 at 395 Broadway in Tribeca. Following Liftin’s Summer 2026 Artist Residency at The Watermill Center in Watermill, New York, the exhibition is curated…
125 Newbury will present Gottlieb/Rothko: The Surrealist Years , an exhibition of paintings and works on paper by two of the central protagonists of Abstract Expressionism: Mark Rothko and Adolph Gottlieb. Curated by Arne Glimcher, this sequel to Gottlieb/Rothko: The Realist Years —presented at 125 Newbury in…
A Solo Exhibition of Black and White analog photographs taken around the early 2000s in an Irish pub called O’Shaughnessy’s , located in the northwest Republic of Ireland. While living and working there as owner/bartender, Fichter took to imaging and immortalizing the local patrons by requesting their permission to…
Sophie Pickering and Hyunju Kim: "Certainty of Repetition"
440 Gallery is pleased to present Certainty of Repetition , an exhibition featuring work by Sophie Pickering and Hyunju Kim that explores the shifting boundary between craft and fine art. Rooted in slow, labor-intensive processes, both artists bring painterly figuration to materials and traditions often associated…
100 For 100: Affordable Art by 440 Gallery Members
440 Gallery, an artist-run gallery, invites you to a special three-day exhibition featuring 100 one-of-a-kind works of art created by its members. Priced at just $100 each, these original works on 6-by-6-inch wooden panels offer an exciting variety of styles, materials, and creative approaches.
What makes us human, and what keeps us human? Could it be the stories we tell ourselves and each other — particularly stories that resist easy answers, that inhabit intermediary and uncertain spaces, that hold us in the productive discomfort of doubt? The artists in Leaking Collections insert ambiguous narratives…
A.I.R. Gallery is pleased to announce ChairBodies , an exhibition of new photographic works by 2025-2026 A.I.R. Fellow Natalie de Segonzac. This is de Segonzac’s first solo exhibition in New York City.
A.I.R. Gallery is pleased to announce Notes on Gesture , an exhibition by Alum Member Lauren Simkin Berke, featuring a new body of works on paper. This is their sixth solo show at A.I.R. Gallery.
In 2025-2026 A.I.R. Fellow Jay Michelle Elizondo’s inaugural solo show, Paper Doll , the artist invites viewers into an intimate, unfiltered world where she confronts complexities around nostalgia, home, family, and childhood trauma. Paper Doll is a multimedia exhibition comprising two bodies of work: Paper Dolls…
Opening reception Sat Nov 14 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 14, on view through Dec 13
New York, NY — ACA Galleries is pleased to announce John Baeder's second solo exhibition at the gallery in collaboration with MB Abram. The show includes paintings from Baeder's personal collection, including his final series of matchbook covers completed in 2018.
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · On view through Jan 06, 2027
AINA Gallery is pleased to announce its launch in New York's Chelsea neighborhood, establishing a permanent destination for non-Western modern and global contemporary art.
AMR presents ceramic and woven paintings by New York-based artist Victoria Munro. The exhibition, Saltwater Taffy, explores the intersection of color, geometry, material, and queer modernism through wall-based, non-objective sculpture. Munro is interested in abstraction as a space of possibility, a language capable…
Natalia Lassalle-Morillo: En Parábola/Conversations on Tragedy
En Parábola/Conversations on Tragedy is a work spanning performance, film installation, and an exhibition that reassembles the Greek myth of Antigone through collaboration with an ensemble of nonprofessional actors residing in Puerto Rico and in New York City’s Puerto Rican diasporic community. Developed through a…
Acquavella Galleries is pleased to present Horizon , its first solo exhibition of works by Harumi Klossowska de Rola in New York. Featuring over twenty new and recent sculptures, Horizon continues the artist’s long-standing exploration of the natural world, seeking to capture both its forms and its untamed spirit.…
Alexander Berggruen is pleased to present Visual Weight . This group exhibition will open Wednesday, October 14 with a 6-8 pm opening reception at the gallery (1018 Madison Ave., Fl. 3), open to the public.
Alexander Berggruen is pleased to present the gallery’s first solo exhibition with Azadeh Nia. This exhibition will open Wednesday, December 9 with a 6-8 pm reception at the gallery (1018 Madison Avenue, Floor 3, New York, NY).
Opening reception Wed Dec 9 at 6 PM · Opens Dec 09, on view through Jan 13, 2027
Alexander Gray Associates presents Steve Locke: I said what I said , an exhibition of recent paintings, sculptures, and neon. Returning to questions of sexuality and desire, racial violence, the politics of looking, and the conventions of portraiture and modernism, the exhibition brings together lines of inquiry…
ALEXANDRE is pleased to present Missing Mountain , an exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Lisa Sanditz, on view from September 18 – November 7. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition in New York in over a decade. Sanditz has spent more than two decades making landscape painting with a palette that…
Alisan Fine Arts is pleased to present A New Horizon , featuring artists Fong Chung-ray and Hung Hsien. Both artists immigrated to Taiwan as teenagers and later settled in the US, where they reside today; Fong in California, and Hung in Texas. Fong and Hung were part of the Fifth Moon Group, a prominent Taiwan art…
Alisan Fine Arts is excited to present Finding the Balance , Li Hongwei’s first New York City solo exhibition, on view from November 13th, 2026 through December 23rd, 2026. Based between Princeton, NJ and Beijing, China, Li is a unique artistic voice within the Chinese diaspora. He has taken the production of Chinese…
Opening reception Fri Nov 13 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 13, on view through Dec 23
Alisan Fine Arts is pleased to present Ephemeral Ground , an exhibition that features three artists from across the globe. Their work nevertheless shares investigations into ephemerality, the passage of time, and humanity’s changing relationship to the landscapes that surround us. Despite their distinct visual…
About the Exhibition NEW YORK, NY — All Street Gallery is pleased to present Psychic Telephone, a collaborative exhibition by New York-based visual artist Danielle Ezzo and Denver-based writer Marin Sardy, on view November 5 through December 1, 2026, at the gallery’s East Village location (77 East Third Street, New…
James Turrell: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
Almine Rech New York is pleased to present James Turrell's 13th solo exhibition in over three decades with the gallery, on view from November 12, 2026 to January 30, 2027.
Opening reception Thu Nov 12 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 12, on view through Jan 30, 2027
To surrender to change, or to change to avoid it? This is the dilemma pondered by the figures in To stand bare, as they gaze upon boundless maritime horizons or dense, ever-unchanging banks of clouds. For those living outside the paintings, this might seem an almost trivial choice, another existential question…
To surrender to change, or to change to avoid it? This is the dilemma pondered by the figures in To stand bare, as they gaze upon boundless maritime horizons or dense, ever-unchanging banks of clouds. For those living outside the paintings, this might seem an almost trivial choice, another existential question…
Matthew Lutz Kinoy: The Mud Room: Itinerant Artists, Folk Spectacles, and Painted Walls
The Mud Room: Itinerant Artists, Folk Spectacles, and Painted Walls is an exhibition by Matthew Lutz-Kinoy, developed with visiting collaborators Natsuko Uchino and Kazunori Hamana. Reflecting on the work and positions of artists, artisans, potters, and muralists whose lasting impressions on society have shaped our…
Sentient Earth brings together works by twenty-eight international artists contending with the ways extractive technologies shape lived environments and shifting perceptions of the planet. Responding to historical trajectories of mining, these narratives extend into the political and ecological imperatives of today’s…
Amos Eno Gallery is pleased to present Event Horizon , a solo exhibition by Japanese artist Hiroko Ohno featuring large-scale paintings and sculptural elements. The monumental paintings, some developed over many years and others newly created, are being presented publicly for the first time.
Amos Eno Gallery is pleased to present Material / Immaterial , on view December 3–20, 2026. Bringing together works that range from rust and mineral pigments to discarded construction materials, textiles, and sculptural representations of the body, the exhibition considers how matter can carry memory, embody abstract…
Opening reception Fri Dec 4 at 6 PM · Opens Dec 03, on view through Dec 20
AMSTERDAM WHITNEY GALLERY, 210 Eleventh Avenue, Chelsea-New York City, is proud to showcase its ''CHELSEA ARTISTIC VISIONS" SEPTEMBER 26-NOVEMBER 30, 2026, Exhibition featuring leading contemporary artists whose works explore the abstract, figurative and natural worlds. This Autumnal nexus of enchantment exhibition,…
NEW YORK—Anat Ebgi is pleased to present new oil paintings and sculptures by Los Angeles-based artist Meeson Pae. The exhibition entitled Seed Memory is Pae’s second solo exhibition at the gallery and first presentation in New York. On view at 372 Broadway from November 6 – December 19. An opening reception will be…
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Dec 19
Born in North Carolina and raised in South Carolina, Beverly Buchanan (1940–2015) left a successful career in public health at the age of thirty-seven to devote herself fully to art. Under the mentorship of Norman Lewis at the Art Students League in New York, she developed an abstract mode of painting rooted in…
Anita Rogers Gallery presents Everything I Know , a solo exhibition of new work by George Negroponte. The exhibition will be on view November 5 - December 19, 2026, at 494 Greenwich Street, Ground Floor, in New York City. The gallery will host an opening reception with the artist on Thursday, November 5, 6–8pm.
Anita Shapolsky Gallery, founded in 1982, was among the first galleries to reintroduce and champion abstract art at a time when Minimalism and Pop Art dominated the contemporary art scene. Continuing this longstanding commitment to abstraction, we are pleased to present our new exhibition, “Abstract Legacy II:…
Anton Kern Gallery is pleased to announce Ellen Gronemeyer’s third solo exhibition in New York. For DÉJÀ VU , the Berlin-based artist presents twelve new oil paintings and, for the first time, five small tables. Positioning the imaginary space of a painting alongside functional objects, the exhibition considers the…
Anton Kern Gallery is pleased to announce Artist/Studio , an exhibition of new work by Paweł Althamer. This is his second exhibition at the gallery and his third in New York, following The Neighbors at the New Museum in 2014. For Artist/Studio , Althamer will move his studio from Warsaw to the gallery. In the weeks…
Arcadia Contemporary is pleased to present “Echoes and Grace,” a solo exhibition featuring new paintings by acclaimed British artist Mary Jane Ansell , on view October 22 through November 15, 2026. Drawing inspiration from the great masters of art history, Ansell explores the dialogue between past and present,…
Arsenal Contemporary Art will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a group exhibition drawn entirely from Collection Majudia, assembled by Montreal collectors Anne-Marie and Pierre Trahan. The Trahans founded Arsenal in Montreal in 2011 and opened its New York location in 2017 to present contemporary Canadian art in…
Artists Space presents Multiple Offerings , the first retrospective in twenty-five years dedicated to the groundbreaking work of the artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha. She produced an expansive range of works comprising performances for film and video, installation, photography, artist's books (including her genre-defying…
Asya Geisberg Gallery is thrilled to announce Jakub Tomáš's exhibition "Five String Serenade," the Czech artist’s second solo show with the gallery. Tomáš initiates his painting process using small-scale paper models, made with reassembled fragments from magazines or the internet. These clunky provisional…
New York, NY: Salt, Dust & Gold brings together the mixed media works of Anshu Malhotra and Meenal Raghava to explore identity, memory, and place as fluid and continually evolving. Moving between abstraction, material experimentation, and emotionally charged surfaces, the artists approach a sense of self and lived…
Opening reception Thu Nov 12 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 10, on view through Nov 28
Awita New York Studio invites artists to submit work for WHAT REMAINS , a group exhibition exploring what stays with us after time, change, movement, loss, growth, and transformation.
Opening reception Thu Nov 19 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 19, on view through Nov 30
From the BRIClab: Works from the 2025-26 Artist Residencies
This fall, BRIC will present an exhibition featuring new work by the 2025–2026 BRIClab Contemporary Art and Video Art artists-in-residence. Developed, seeded, or significantly expanded during their residencies, the exhibition highlights what becomes possible when artists are given sustained time, space, resources,…
Remnants of Forking Paths considers migration as both a historical condition and an intimate, ongoing experience. Orellana uses photography, collage, and found materials to explore the Ecuadorian migrant experience that emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s, following Ecuador’s economic crisis and a wave of…
Come join us in celebrating the work of BRIC’s Teen Photography Bootcamp Fall 2026 cohort! Over 8 weeks, they’ve learned how to artfully capture the world around them on camera and imbue their images with their own creative touch.
Milk Teeth takes as its starting point a photograph made in 1870 depicting 75 Chinese boys and young men who were trafficked from California to North Adams, Massachusetts, to work as strikebreakers against French Canadian workers. Confined to the factory site under carceral conditions, they remained in North Adams…
Where To, From Here brings together 140 photographs drawn from an ongoing series begun in 2023, which now comprises approximately 280 images. Made primarily with Polaroid film, the photographs trace Mohammed’s travels across the United States, documenting people, places, and sites of gathering along the way.
Dumebi Malaika Menakaya: fearfully and wonderfully made
In fearfully and wonderfully made , 2026 BAXTER ST Resident Artist Dumebi Malaika Menakaya brings together Christian iconography, religious ritual, and the visual language of queer culture.
Opening reception Wed Nov 18 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 19, on view through Jan 27, 2027
In a new presentation of her ongoing project Nowhere Land , artist Jiatong Lu brings together photography, archival documents, personal testimony, and scientific research to examine the human toll of Lyme disease and the medical systems responsible for diagnosing and treating it. While centered on Lyme disease, the…
Opening reception Wed Nov 18 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 19, on view through Jan 27, 2027
Berry Campbell is honored to present an exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Abstract Expressionist and portraitist Elaine de Kooning (1918-1989), spanning four decades of her career from 1948 to 1988. The exhibition is the first major solo presentation of Elaine de Kooning's work since the National Portrait…
Bienvenu Steinberg & C is pleased to present Higher Perplexity, Marco Maggi’s 11th solo exhibition in New York. The exhibition will be on view from October 8 through November 14, 2026. Maggi’s abstract language favors generic formats and materials. Devoid of any symbolism or signification, his vocabulary refers to…
Juan Manuel Echavarría: Paris Photo 2026 | Booth B17
Since 1995, Juan Manuel Echavarría’s photographs and videos have addressed the consequences of the endless Colombian drug wars. Traveling since 2010 through the rural and extensive region of Montes de María, ravaged by the war between the guerrilla movements, the paramilitaries, and the Colombian armed forces.…
This exhibition starts with examples of the earliest 2-D Sewages and 3-D Assemblages from the 1960s made mostly from fabrics and wood forms found here and there. In these abstract and colorful compositions, we can sense already Antonakos’s essential, life-long concept of real things in real spaces.
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 05, on view through Dec 18
Maki Katayama, Hikari Ono: As a moment and as an accumulation
Bortolami is pleased to present a two-person exhibition of works by Maki Katayama and Hikari Ono in The Upstairs, organized by Richard Aldrich. While working in distinct mediums—from Katayama’s systematic exploration of color classification on canvas to Ono’s wall sculptures, characterized by their meticulously…
Bortolami is pleased to announce Rebecca Morris’ third exhibition with the gallery and her thirty-fifth solo exhibition to date. Morris continues to probe the vast range of oil paint’s material possibilities, drawing on decades of experimentation with thin, aqueous color to push the boundaries of contemporary…
John Riepenhoff Surround November 4 - December 19, 2026 Broadway is pleased to announce Surround, a solo exhibition of new paintings and ceramics by Milwaukee artist John Riepenhoff. This is the artist’s third solo presentation with the gallery. Umwelten and Qualities of Attention in John Riepenhoff's Paintings by…
Bruce Silverstein Gallery is pleased to announce Sarah Sense: Land, Line, Blood, Memory , the gallery’s third solo exhibition of work by Chitimacha/Choctaw artist Sarah Sense (b. 1980), who for more than two decades, has been a defining voice in contemporary photography. Comprising of more than twenty new…
C24 Gallery presents In Between , an exhibition of works by Fırat Neziroğlu that approaches weaving not simply as a material practice, but as a language; one through which memory, emotion, identity, and lived experience are recorded, preserved, and transmitted.
MAXIMILIAN RÖDEL + GABRIELE BEVERIDGE: NASCENT BODIES
The sublime is transitional, transformational, a radically reordering variety of aesthetic experience. It can arise from an encounter with something vast and seemingly beyond comprehension, but equally from a sudden awareness of the strangeness and vulnerability of our own bodies. In the paintings of Maximilian Rödel…
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 07, on view through Jan 09, 2027
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Andy Warhol, Bob Adelman, Christopher Makos, Jimmy DeSana, Meryl Meisler: Other Sides of Andy
CLAMP is pleased to present “Other Sides of Andy,” an exhibition on the gallery’s mezzanine featuring artworks by Andy Warhol (1928–1987), alongside photographs of Warhol captured by his contemporaries. Together, these pieces reveal lesser-known facets of the pop icon’s personality, private life, and creative…
Amos Badertscher, Bruce of Los Angeles, Christopher Makos, Curtice Taylor, Daniel Handal, Francisco De la Barra, George Platt Lynes, Jack Balas, James Bidgood, Jim French, John Button, Lissa Rivera, Mark Beard, Paul Cadmus, Paul Solberg, Peter Berlin, Robert Calafiore, Roberto Bocci, Victor Carnuccio: Studio Nudes
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Dec 23
CLAMP is pleased to present “Sin pena,” an exhibition of recent paintings and ceramics by Jean Paul Mallozzi-Diaz. Marking the artist’s first presentation with the gallery and his inaugural solo exhibition in New York City, “Sin pena” translates from Spanish as “without shame or embarrassment.”
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Dec 23
COLLECTIBLE New York is the leading fair in the United States dedicated exclusively to contemporary collectible design. Bringing together galleries and design studios from around the world, the fair offers a curated perspective on the most relevant developments in contemporary design today.
Castelli Gallery is pleased to present Arakawa: Do You Like This Painting? , the gallery’s second exhibition dedicated to Arakawa’s work. The exhibition brings together paintings and works on paper dating from 1961 to 1990 that incorporate propositions, instructions, and provocations to break the boundary between…
Ceres Gallery is pleased to present Centering in the Midst of Chaos, an exhibition of oil paintings, digital artwork, and an immersive installation by artist Mary Ahern.
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · On view through Nov 28
Charles Moffett is pleased to present The Right Pair , an intimately-scaled exhibition of new sculptures by the Los Angeles-based artist Bari Ziperstein. Occupying the front spaces of the gallery, the show marks the first time the artist has exhibited variable editions. Working in ceramics over the past 20 years,…
Charles Moffett is pleased to present Chaos Bewitched , a solo exhibition of new paintings by New York-based artist Maggie Ellis. This marks Ellis's fourth solo exhibition at Charles Moffett and her first since 2023. Taking its title from a phrase used in Herman Melville’s epic novel Moby-Dick , Chaos Bewitched…
The Middle Moves: Abstraction at Full Tension: Rush Baker IV, Caroline Kent, Ashanté Kindle, Erika Ranee and Leslie Smith III
CHART is pleased to present The Middle Moves: Abstraction at Full Tension , an exhibition curated in collaboration with Leslie Smith III, bringing together Rush Baker IV, Ashanté Kindle, Caroline Kent, Erika Ranee, and Leslie Smith III. Through distinct approaches to painting and material practice, the five artists…
We're Still Here - Quilted Works Curated by Carolyn Mazloomi
Claire Oliver Gallery is pleased to present We’re Still Here: Quilted Works Curated by Carolyn Mazloomi, an exhibition that surveys quilted works curated by renowned quilt-maker, historian, and curator Carolyn Mazloomi. On view November 13, 2026 - January 7, 2027, the exhibition brings together the work of fifteen…
Opening reception Fri Nov 13 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 13, on view through Jan 07, 2027
For the Dutch artist, editor, and member of the Situationist International Jacqueline de Jong (1939–2024), observing the world was inseparable from the impulse to transform it. Immersing herself in her surroundings, de Jong absorbed and reinterpreted what she encountered, treating the world around her as both subject…
Raúl de Nieves: The Sword, the Horse, and the Silence
Company Gallery is pleased to present The Sword, the Horse, and the Silence, an exhibition of new work by Raúl de Nieves that reimagines the enduring fable of Saint George and the Dragon as a meditation on belief, violence, and transformation. Bringing together paintings, works on paper, beaded sculptures, and…
Cristin Tierney Gallery is pleased to present The Linden Trees , a solo exhibition of recent paintings and writings by Maureen O’Leary . This is the artist's second solo show with the gallery. The exhibition opens Saturday, October 31st, and will be on view through Saturday, December 19th. An opening reception with…
Opening reception Fri Nov 13 at 6 PM · On view through Dec 19
D. D. D. D. presents Compression, an exhibition of new paintings by Jan Dickey. Built from intentionally destabilized skins of paint and the shattered geometry of the five-point star, employing alchemical studio processes and carnivalesque color combinations, the work binds together images that appear caught between…
D. D. D. D. is pleased to present Meditations, a solo exhibition by Montréal-based painter Matthieu Bouchard. This will be the artist’s first solo show in New York and first time exhibiting outside of Canada. Meditations spans four years of work, from 2022 until the present.
DC Moore Gallery is pleased to present Eric Aho: The Meadow’s Edge . In this exhibition, Eric Aho further explores the meadow subject introduced in his 2024 exhibition, Wild Meadow . Returning to the meadow at sunrise, twilight, and throughout the seasons, Aho catches glimpses of transient atmospheres between light…
DIMIN is pleased to present My Alchemical Vessel , a new series of paintings by Emily Coan, marking a significant shift in the artist’s practice. Moving away from the female figures and Hudson Valley landscapes that have defined her recent work, Coan turns inward, depicting the interiors of her in-laws’ 18th-century…
Danziger Gallery is pleased to announce our representation of Oliver Wasow. An artist/photographer who engages with the medium in both a straightforward way and through technology, for more than 20 years his work has covered myriad subjects including science fact and fiction, dystopian landscapes, portraiture,…
David Benrimon Fine Art is pleased to present Alex Katz: In Plain Sight, an exhibition of works by American master Alex Katz. Featuring iconic portraits from his celebrated Ada series, dynamic floral works, and serene landscapes, the presentation showcases Katz’s signature flat color fields, bold economy of line, and…
David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to present Projections , an exhibition of new paintings by Jenna Gribbon and the gallery’s first presentation of Gribbon’s work in New York. Projections is on view at 520 W. 20th St. from November 6 through December 19, 2026. An opening reception will be held on Friday, November 6,…
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Dec 19
CHAKAIA BOOKER: Unpacked: Reception with the Artist on November 6, 6-8 PM
David Nolan Gallery is pleased to announce Unpacked , Chakaia Booker's third solo exhibition with the gallery. At our new location in Tribeca, we turn to the full breadth of media Booker has mastered, alongside the rubber-tire sculptures for which she is best known. The exhibition brings together freestanding and…
David Zwirner is pleased to present an exhibition by Japanese artistYoshitomo Nara, featuring new paintings and drawings, recent sculptures, and earlier works selected by the artist. Spanning the gallery’s 537 West 20th Street and 533 West 19th Street locations in New York, this exhibition will be the artist’s first…
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 05, on view through Dec 12
David Zwirner is pleased to present an exhibition by Japanese artistYoshitomo Nara, featuring new paintings and drawings, recent sculptures, and earlier works selected by the artist. Spanning the gallery’s 537 West 20th Street and 533 West 19th Street locations in New York, this exhibition will be the artist’s first…
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 05, on view through Dec 12
David Zwirner is pleased to announce an exhibition of new works by Italian, Ethiopian-born painter Jem Perucchini (b. 1995), opening at the gallery’s Tribeca location in New York. Following recent solo presentations at Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin, and Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo, Seville, this…
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Dec 19
A series of bar-shaped sculptures populates Derosia’s main gallery. Each is coarse and condensed, featuring figures embedded in their architecture. Some hold red, green, or blue light, creating an RGB landscape of private monologues; a psychic space where grief, joy, and loneliness cross paths.
Edwynn Houk Gallery is pleased to announce Laurie Simmons: Walking Objects, Legs & Shoes , the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition brings together photographs from three series spanning nearly two decades: Walking Objects (1987–91), Legs & Shoes (1996), and The Vogue Pictures (2005), the…
Opening reception Thu Nov 12 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 12, on view through Dec 23
Ellie Rines Gallery is pleased to present From Behind , a solo exhibition of ten new soft sculptures by Al Freeman. Freeman’s sixth solo presentation with the gallery, this exhibition deepens the artist’s investigation into the verso: the hidden backside of a painting. The exhibition will be on view from October 30th…
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a prop can be “anything that serves to support something or keep it in place.” In András Böröcz’s work things are rarely in place—he continuously and strategically misplaces the function of objects and subverts their relations to create a disturbance in the order of things.
Baris Gokturk is an artist and educator raised in Turkey and Puerto Rico. He holds an MFA in Sculpture from Columbia University and an MFA in Painting from Hunter College.
Join artist (and Citizen Pruner) Matthew López-Jensen on a tree walk this Saturday. We’ll gather at the gallery, spend some time with his new book Street Tree Tarot , then wander around the neighborhood looking at street trees and studying the history of care (or neglect) experienced by each tree.
After Magic: Early Works by Pat Passlof: 1948-1962
Eric Firestone Gallery is pleased to announce After Magic , an exhibition of early works by Pat Passlof. Passlof, a major figure of the New York School of Abstract Expressionists, was fundamental in downtown galleries and the intellectual milieu of the 1950s. This is the gallery’s second solo exhibition of Passlof’s…
Walking through a very distinct market that somehow feels foreign to me, I spot someone who looks as though they might be familiar to me, but I can’t tell if it’s someone I know, someone I once knew, or simply déjà vu. There is a man in a three-piece suit, trying to sell me fresh fruit, and who am I to say no? I love…
Wet Blanket features textiles that combine appliqué, quilting, painting, drawing, and embroidery into dense visual fields. In this recent body of work, Sonya Derman investigates and interrupts happiness cultures and positive psychology, considering the coercive forces of the nuclear social unit and the…
Ethan Cohen Gallery is pleased to present Take A Good Look , a solo exhibition of Renée Cox at the gallery’s 225 W 17th Street location in Chelsea. Bringing together works from the early 1990s through the present, the exhibition traces more than three decades of Cox’s uncompromising approach to photography,…
Ethan Cohen Gallery is pleased to present In Search of Beauty , a solo exhibition of Yigal Ozeri bringing together nearly two decades of paintings primarily from the artist’s celebrated Women in Nature series. On view from September 24 through October 31, 2026, the exhibition follows t wo major presentations of…
Ethan Cohen Gallery is pleased to present Beyond Obedience , a major solo exhibition surveying nearly six decades of work by Clark V. Fox (born 1946) at the gallery’s 251 W 19th Street location in Chelsea. Clark Fox is an American artist whose singular practice defies conventional distinctions between abstraction,…
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 05, on view through Jan 16, 2027
Jana Marie Cariddi, Srishti Dass, Rochelle Voyles: between shape and schema
Field Projects is pleased to present Between Shape and Schema , curated by Lauren Hirshfield, which brings together painting, drawing, collage, and shaped wood sculpture by Jana Marie Cariddi, Srishti Dass, and Rochelle Voyles. The three artists share a visual language of construction and an interest in architecture…
On view: November 5 – December 24, 2026Reception: November 5, 6-9pm The show, an annual Gallery event that has become a perennial favorite of art lovers, collectors, and holiday shoppers, will open with a reception at the Gallery on November 5, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 pm, and will remain on view through December 24,…
Fountain House Benefit: Celebrating Community Innovations
Join us on Thursday, November 12 from 6-9 pm at Chelsea Industrial for Fountain House Benefit 2026: Celebrating Community Innovations, which will spotlight 78 years of community-led programming that opens doors to opportunity and belonging for people living with serious mental illness. This evening will highlight a…
Franklin Parrasch Gallery is pleased to present Rachel Friedberg: Encaustics, an exhibition of encaustic paintings and assemblage created by Rachel Friedberg between 1980 and 2000, on view November 2 through December 27, 2026. Friedberg (1929–2021, Brooklyn, NY) was a self-taught artist whose more than six-decade…
Fredericks & Freiser is pleased to announce A Rosy Fingered Dawn , an exhibition of new paintings by Jocelyn Hobbie. For more than three decades, Hobbie has developed a singular pictorial language in which beauty, eroticism, mortality, and psychological distance define her women. Emerging in 1994, at the tail end of…
Fredericks & Freiser is pleased to introduce Spotlight, a new series of focused presentations drawn from our ongoing conversations with artists. Conceived as something closer to a studio visit than a conventional exhibition, each Spotlight marks a moment when a new body of work has begun to take shape. Rather than…
Danielle Roberts’s figures inhabit the late hours, moving through familiar places designed for the filling of need and the indulgence of want. Roberts approaches these settings with an underlying stillness, as if transience suspends time. In Echo on a Pane, Roberts’s figures are increasingly subordinated to the…
Ward Shelley with Douglas Paulson: Extinction Scenarios
Since the first use of the atomic bomb as a weapon, it has become increasingly clear that humans have managed to create technologies that could easily cause their own demise - Artificial Intelligence being only the most recent candidate - and it is also clear that they have not been so good at creating a culture, a…
The show featuring Lina Condes and Karl Lagasse is about death being conquered, expressed through the very different perspectives of two artists. Though their backgrounds, experiences, and artistic languages are distinct, both artists reveal a shared belief in the enduring power of hope—connecting us in this life and…
Madeleine’s paintings are fragments of a world between memory and imagination. The women who inhabit it are occupying public settings, yet their presence feels quiet and private. Madeleine is interested in femininity in its most delicate sense: sensitivity, intimacy, softness, ritual, and the inner life beneath the…
Opening reception Wed Nov 11 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 11, on view through Dec 13
Fridman Gallery is honored to present Mirrored in Time, an exhibition examining relationships between external physical environments and internal mind-spaces.
Opening reception Wed Nov 11 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 11, on view through Dec 13
Friedman Benda is pleased to announce Misha Kahn’s All Intensive Purposes , celebrating a decade of collaboration with the gallery, opening on October 29 and running through December 12.
NEW YORK — Friedrichs Pontone is pleased to present To Be Here , a solo exhibition of new paintings by American artist Joseph Cohen, on view from October 9 through November 14, 2026. An opening reception with the artist will be held on Friday, October 9, from 6 to 8 PM.
GOCA by Garde presents FROM FORM TO FORCE , a solo exhibition by Masaaki Noda, on view at the gallery's Chelsea space from October 8 through November 5, 2026. Centered on new cast stainless steel sculptures and paintings made for this occasion, the exhibition surveys a career of nearly half a century that began with…
GR gallery is pleased to announce Disorderly Conduct , a duo exhibition featuring Buff Monster and TengaOne. Bringing together vibrant characters, pop-cultural references, and decades of graffiti-inspired techniques, the exhibition explores the uneasy intersections of consumerism, societal change, and the…
Opening reception Fri Nov 20 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 20, on view through Jan 09, 2027
Arturo Kameya: Clavo torcido no teme martillo / A bent nail fears no hammer
GRIMM is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new paintings by Arturo Kameya, on view at the New York gallery from November 6, 2026 to January 9, 2027.
GRIMM is pleased to present Goodnight Moon , a solo exhibition of paintings by Gareth Cadwallader, on view at the New York gallery from November 6, 2026 to January 9, 2027. The artist will have a book launch during the opening reception on Friday, November 6 from 6-8pm featuring his paintings that coincide with the…
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Jan 09, 2027
Gagosian is pleased to announce I Am Plane Image , a comprehensive survey of paintings by Brice Marden at the West 21st Street gallery in New York. Presented in collaboration with the Estate of Brice Marden, this is the first such exhibition of the artist’s work in the city in twenty years. Spanning six decades, the…
Gagosian is pleased to present UNREAL , an exhibition of new paintings by Julie Curtiss. Opening on November 10 at 541 West 24th Street, this is the gallery’s first presentation of Curtiss’s work in New York.
Opening reception Tue Nov 10 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 10, on view through Dec 19
Gagosian is pleased to announce an exhibition of recent work by Georg Baselitz at the 555 West 24th Street gallery in New York. Conceived and designed by the artist and curated by Richard Calvocoressi, Meine Schule is Gagosian’s first presentation of Baselitz’s work since his death in April, and includes his last…
Opening reception Thu Nov 12 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 12, on view through Jan 23, 2027
Friends and Legends: The Collection of Michael Chow
Gagosian is pleased to announce Friends and Legends: The Collection of Michael Chow, a two-part presentation of major works from the collection of Michael Chow. The exhibition of eleven works, from a collection sixty years in the making, debuts at the gallery’s Beverly Hills location from November 4 through 7.…
Opening reception Sat Nov 14 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 14, on view through Dec 22
Gagosian is pleased to announce Groomed , an exhibition of seven new paintings by Bea Scaccia that opens at the gallery’s Park & 75 location on September 22. The second in a series of solo presentations by different artists curated by Francesco Bonami, it is Scaccia’s debut exhibition with the gallery.
Galerie Gmurzynska will present Animal Voyage, an exhibition of works by Prince Hussain Aga Khan, at its 595 Madison Avenue gallery from October 27 – December 5, 2026.
Jaume Plensa: Remote, Serene, Ethereal: GRAY New York
The titles of the three portraits— Remote (Yolandita) , Serene (Ita) , and Ethereal (Martina) — express an enduring tension in Plensa’s work, the space between the universal and the individual. While the foundational images in his portrait works come from specific figures from his community in Barcelona, the forms…
Galerie Lelong, New York, is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition of work by Mildred Thompson (b. 1936-d. 2003), the gallery's third exhibition dedicated to the groundbreaking American artist. Entitled Cosmos Calling , the exhibition presents her masterwork Music of the Spheres paintings alongside a selection…
Curated by Man-Ling Cheng, Island Pulp presents a brand-new series of works by Taiwanese artist Hsin Hwang.Combining painting and drawing, this series explores the imagery of Taiwanese tropical fruits and female forms acting as land spirits. Drawing deeply on island mythology, animism, and personal memory, the…
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 3 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Nov 20
Sadao Hasegawa: The Monument of Lips: Sadao Hasegawa, 1973–1990
Garth Greenan Gallery is pleased to announce The Monument of Lips: Sadao Hasegawa, 1974–1993 , at 10 Greene Street in SoHo. Organized by Peter Kelly, the presentation is on view from November 7 through December 19. The show is Hasegawa’s first solo exhibition in the United States, and among the first presentations of…
Garth Greenan Gallery is pleased to announce Ester Partegàs: Serial Cereal . On view from November 7 through December 19 at 25 Greene Street in SoHo, the exhibition is the artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery and her first solo show in New York since 2015. Following the artist’s major mid-career survey…
During November and December, the George Adams Gallery will present a survey of paintings by Jack Beal (1931-2013). Ranging in date from 1965 to 1970, all the works in the exhibition feature tables as their central motif and reveal Beal’s metamorphosis from a painter steeped in expressionist figuration, into a maker…
The titles of the three portraits— Remote (Yolandita) , Serene (Ita) , and Ethereal (Martina) — express an enduring tension in Plensa’s work, the space between the universal and the individual. While the foundational images in his portrait works come from specific figures from his community in Barcelona, the forms…
HESSE FLATOW is pleased to present the opening of Hold me up, a solo exhibition of new works by SR Lejeune, marking their second solo presentation with the gallery.
sonia louise davis: a promise, a portal, possibility
HESSE FLATOW is pleased to present the opening of a promise, a portal, possibility , a solo exhibition of new works by sonia louise davis, marking her second solo presentation with the gallery. A series of eight new tufted soft paintings, a steel sculptural instrument, a neon, and hand drawn wall text, will take over…
Hal Bromm is honored to present BURNING POINT , an exhibition of monumental paintings by Grace Graupe-Pillard opened on September 9, 2026. The exhibition will be on view at Hal Bromm/Tribeca through November 21, 2026. The daughter of German Jewish refugees who fled Nazi persecution, and whose paternal grandparents…
Hales is delighted to announce Pause in Time , a solo exhibition of new works by Virginia Jaramillo (b. 1939). Bringing together new curvilinear paintings with collaged linen-fiber works, the exhibition considers space and time as interconnected and non-linear, returning to ideas and materials that have occupied…
In May, the artist Josh Kline gave a talk at St. Mark’s Church off 2nd Avenue where he touched on the disposability of imagery in the 21st Century. The daily visual bombardment, he argued, has dulled our capacity to store pictures in our brain, but objects - physical objects be they sculptures or paintings - have a…
Hannah Traore Gallery is pleased to present Nonsites Revisited , the gallery’s second solo exhibition by New York-based artist James Perkins. Continuing Perkins’ decade-long exploration of the nonsite, a term originated by Robert Smithson in 1968, the exhibition expands a land-based practice concerned with the…
Harkawik is delighted to announce Diamond Garden for Cornelia , our third exhibition with Bay Area painter Karen Barbour. Some of these canvases have been with Barbour since the 1980s, when she was working in New York, and she has returned to them across the decades since: first realistic scenes from her life, then…
In the film, Johnson draws on the idea of mirroring to reflect on the shifting relationship between father and son over time, particularly as a child moves into adolescence and increasingly asserts his...
COUCH SURFING: Master Copies in the Age of Fast Furniture — DAINA MATTIS
Couch Surfing begins with the age-old tradition of the master copy: learning through careful observation and imitation of another artist’s brushstrokes, color, and composition. It is slow, tedious, intimate work in an economy whose general motto is cheaper, faster, easier. AI generates an image in seconds. Furniture…
Higher Pictures presents River’s Dream 2010-2020 by Curran Hatleberg, the artist’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. For the first time, the complete opus of sixty-five photographs is on view. Emerging from the photographer’s sustained presence in the South-Eastern United States, River’s Dream narrates the…
Hirschl & Adler Modern is pleased to present Tula Telfair: Who Owns This Land, our first solo exhibition of the artist’s work. The show features more than a dozen new paintings exploring the human condition through our ongoing and complicated relationship with the land. The figure is not needed here. In nature’s…
Across five decades, Yokoi developed an increasingly distilled language for expressing her surrounding landscape, transforming her observations and recollections into compositions of remarkable lyricism and restraint.
Featuring new paintings, the exhibition will debut the artist’s first mural, a site-specific extension of her painting practice conceived as part of the gallery’s transformation into a sacred space.
Howard Greenberg Gallery presents Baldwin Lee: New York (1975–1979) , an exhibition of large-scale black-and-white photographs. The exhibition brings together photographs Lee made between 1975 and 1979, a formative period in his career, and marks the first time they have been on view.
Alejandro Corujeira: LA SONORA LUZ DE LO INVISIBLE [SOUNDING LIGHT OF THE UNSEEN]
Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary is pleased to announce Alejandro Corujeira: La sonora luz de lo invisible [Sounding Light of the Unseen] , the artist’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition presents eleven new works developed over the past three years, continuing Corujeira’s longstanding exploration…
ISLAA is pleased to present the first historical survey in New York devoted to the New York Graphic Workshop (NYGW). Returning the project to its city of origin, this presentation revisits the groundbreaking collective and workshop formed by artists Luis Camnitzer (Uruguayan, b. 1937), José Guillermo Castillo…
Artists at Work: Jessica Segall in Conversation with Heather Davis
For this Artists at Work talk, ISCP artist-in-residence Jessica Segall will be joined by scholar Heather Davis. Segall will introduce her artistic practice and speak with Davis about themes of extraction, porosity, and expanded forms of kinship. Together, they will reflect on shared questions emerging from their…
Opening reception Tue Nov 17 at 6:30 PM · Opens Nov 17, on view through Nov 17
The International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) presents The Skin of the Earth Is Seamless , bringing together eight artists—Seba Calfuqueo, Magdalena Ciemierkiewicz, Verónica Gaona, Gi (Ginny) Huo, Simon Liu, Brenda Mallory, Kara Springer, and Nardeen Srouji—who approach borders from distinct geographic,…
Opening reception Wed Oct 27 at 6 PM · On view through Feb 12, 2027
Leaves of Words: Satoshi Nemoto, Tsuneo Nakazawa, Shinya Yamamura
NEW YORK, NY – Ippodo Gallery is pleased to present Leaves of Words : Satoshi Nemoto, Tsuneo Nakazawa, Shinya Yamamura , at Ippodo Gallery in TriBeCa, New York from October 30 to December 5, 2026. The exhibition follows a single script across three materials and three hands: the brush of calligrapher Satoshi Nemoto ,…
NEW YORK, NY – Ippodo Gallery is pleased to present Strata: Seven Voices in Japanese Clay opening at the Tribeca gallery on December 17, 2026. The group exhibition brings together the works of three generations whose careers span more than six decades: Keiji Ito, Masahiro Maeda, Yukiya Izumita, Kodai Ujiie, and three…
is pleased to present Brenda Goodman’s solo exhibition of recent small collages, "Pieces of Time." The show opens Wednesday, October 14, 2026, 6-8 PM, and runs through November 14. Gallery hours are Thursday–Saturday, 12–6 PM.
Jack Shainman Gallery is pleased to announce Voices in the Mirror , an exhibition that revisits images by Gordon Parks through the reflections of the people and families he photographed. For the very first time, the families of Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X , among others, have reflected on the photographs Parks made…
Donyel Ivy-Royal: By the time the rain comes, we will be home
Jack Shainman Gallery is pleased to present By the time the rain comes, we will be home, an exhibition of new work by Donyel Ivy-Royal, marking his first with the gallery following the announcement of his representation earlier this year. Moving between the familiar and the elusive, the presentation brings together…
James Fuentes Gallery is thrilled to present Kikuo Saito: Alphabet Paintings . Born in Tokyo, Kikuo Saito (1939–2016) moved to New York in 1966 and developed a singular body of abstract work in both visual art and theater. This exhibition offers a comprehensive introduction to the Alphabet Paintings, a major series…
Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present In Fragments , a solo exhibition of work by Elodie Blanchard. Bringing together three ongoing series, Trees, Mending Joy, and Vessels , the exhibition explores Blanchard’s longstanding engagement with textiles as a medium for transformation. Drawing from collected fabrics,…
Jane Lombard Gallery is pleased to present Hidden Peril , a new body of paintings by Rachael Catharine Anderson centered on poisonous plants and mushrooms. Continuing her longstanding practice of painting botanical subjects from direct observation, Anderson turns her attention to the shadow side of the natural world,…
Gen’ichirō Inokuma’s NYC Salon is the first New York solo museum exhibition of the Japanese modern artist Gen’ichirō Inokuma (1902–1993). Organized by Japan Society Gallery in collaboration with the Marugame Genichiro-Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art (MIMOCA) in Marugame, Japan, the exhibition explores Inokuma’s…
Jarvis & Werner is pleased to present Self-Pulled Strings , Lorian Gwynn’s debut solo exhibition in New York. Bringing together paintings made over the past year, the exhibition moves between portraiture, scenes of collective experience, and depictions of a recurring cast of marionette-like figures. Gwynn considers…
Isaac Escoto picked the title for his second solo show at Jeffrey Deitch before he had fully articulated what the paintings inside it would say, and it’s worth sitting with the two words for a second. 3AM is the graffiti writer’s hour—the hour when Escoto, working for years under the tag SICKID, first learned to move…
Michael Alvarez’s paintings have the resonance of lived experience processed through hazy recollection. The artist describes his paintings as an effort to acknowledge moments of beauty and humor, alongside the complexity and struggle of daily life. As he paints the people, creatures, and places he spends time with,…
The watercolors in Light Rising: Watercolors 1998-2000 were created together in New York over a three year period. Gerard Mossé’s work transforms the simple materials of pigment, water, and paper into something that appears to glow from within. The influences that shaped his work, from the intense light of North…
Trois Crayons is pleased to announce that the first international iteration of their Drawings Hub, On Paper: Drawings from the Renaissance to the Modern Day , will take place as a multi-city exhibition in Texas. The Trois Crayons model endeavours to refresh the market for drawings, breaking from the traditions of…
We're popping up at 2242 Broadway, just north of 80th St. Stop in to browse a hand‑picked selection from our collection! Our pop-up exhibition will be open Tuesday–Saturday, roughly 1pm–7pm . Hours may shift slightly day to day, so feel free to call before you visit—212-206-6872. The end date of the pop-up is yet to…
[Cover page for VONULife: How to Live and Let Live, Out of Sight and Mind of Those Unwilling to Let Live by People Who Are Doing It (Special Handbook Issue, March, 1973), 144pp, 8.5 × 11 inches, staple-bound. Edited by and published by Mike Freeman in Paradise, California.]
In this new body of work, shapes have become sharp and triangular, like paper airplanes and unfolded origami. Color stands in for folds and reflections, doing the work of light, as if each flat plane were catching it at a different angle. Each facet is a moment, a shape pushed and pulled until the light sits right.
Through opposing forces—heat and coolness, saturation and neutral grays, gestural mark and meditative pause—I make paintings where change isn't a single event but an ongoing condition. Vivid passages of color move toward quieter intervals of gray. Movement is interrupted by moments of cancellation, and it is in that…
In music and the visual arts, the arrangement of key elements can elicit an emotional response. Increasingly, I think of color relationships as analogous to the way notes are arranged to create a musical composition. I pare down familiar objects like books or vases to their essential silhouettes to explore a limited…
Keith de Lellis Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of original nineteenth-century photographs by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe (1853–1941), one of the most accomplished photographers of Victorian England. Drawn from the 1880s, the exhibition brings together rare original albumen prints depicting Whitby and the…
Kiang Malingue is pleased to present LOTTO , an exhibition of new paintings by Henry Curchod, at the gallery’s New York location. The exhibition is accompanied by a text by John Douglas Millar.
Nick Hallett reimagines portraiture through sound sculptures that capture human presence without relying on facial imagery. The composer and artist’s first gallery solo show in New York will present multichannel audio works which comprise sonic portraits of four poets: Wayne Koestenbaum , Pamela Sneed , Kyle Dacuyan…
Tamara Gonzales continues to experiment with the power of the drawn line and painted mark. Following her 2024 exhibition, Amplifiers , which focused on images of frames, mirrors, and portals, Brujas examines the recurrent linear grids that are formed from looping lines and scribbles. Evoking ideas of language,…
Victoria Cantons and Xu Yang: The Pursuit of Happiness
The Kravets Wehby Gallery is thrilled to announce a two-person exhibition titled The Pursuit of Happiness by London-based artists Victoria Cantons and Xu Yang . Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, October 15 from 6-8pm.
Drawing from the vibrant community of KUNSTRAUM’s Residency and Studio programs, the 2026 Members' Exhibitions brings together 13 distinct voices. Split into two back-to-back exhibitions - After Form followed by Sum of its Parts - the consecutive shows highlight the depth of artistic practice developing within the…
Kutlesa is pleased to announce Oblivion Blues , an exhibition of new works by Oakland‑based artist Yulia Pinkusevich at the gallery's New York location, marking the artist's first solo show with the gallery since she joined. Bringing together a series of large scale works, the exhibition explores the unstable…
Kutlesa is pleased to announce Fogo-Fátuo , an exhibition of new works by São Paulo‑based artist Alexandre Wagner at the gallery’s New York location, marking the artist’s second solo show with the gallery.
LATITUDE Gallery is pleased to present Scenic Route , a duo exhibition featuring new works by Brooklyn-based artists Grace Chang and Amos Kang. Through painting, sculpture, and installation, the exhibition explores the theatrical nature of storytelling, the instability of representation, and the evolving…
LATITUDE Gallery is pleased to present Me & My Plurals , a dual show featuring the figure paintings of Yosub Koh and Angela Fang Zirbes curated by Donglang “James” Xue. Discovering along different paths, both Koh and Fang Zirbes attempt to push the genre of figure painting beyond its conventional potential of…
Lehmann Maupin is pleased to present Lari Pittman’s solo exhibition The Remedy of Analog Space and Time, unveiling a new body of work by the Los Angeles-based painter featuring twelve new paintings and ten works on paper. Few living artists have shaped the language of contemporary painting as profoundly as Pittman.…
Lehmann Maupin and Gallery Wendi Norris are pleased to announce Leonora Carrington & Cecilia Vicuña, an exhibition placing the work of these two pioneering artists into dialogue for the first time. This two-part exhibition will open at Lehmann Maupin in New York on November 19, before traveling to Gallery Wendi…
New York, NY – Leila Heller Gallery is delighted to announce Permanence in Bloom, an exhibition of works by Jon Isherwood, opening on October 28, 2026. The exhibition will be presented alongside Ryan Koopmans and Alice Wexell’s The Wild Within, currently on view at the gallery.
Lichtundfire is pleased to announce and welcome all to the Opening Reception of Between The Lines , an exhibition of abstract paintings by New York-based artist Mira Valencia and her first solo exhibition in New York City.
Executed in oil, with several incorporating collage, the paintings reflect Kurz’s exploration of color, gesture, structure, and surface. Their dynamic spatial relationships reveal the influence of Hans Hofmann, whose teaching introduced Kurz to the interplay of color and space central to his celebrated “push-pull”…
Lincoln Glenn Gallery is pleased to present Si Lewen: Power of Art , a retrospective exhibition surveying more than eight decades of the artist’s life and work. Bringing together a diverse range of mediums, materials, and styles, the exhibition traces Lewen’s artistic development from his early years in the United…
250 Years: American Women Artists and the Nation's Story
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States, 250 Years: American Women Artists and the Nation's Story traces the nation's artistic history through the remarkable achievements of American women artists. Spanning from the Revolutionary era to the present day, the exhibition highlights artists who…
This fall in New York, Yu Hong presents an exhibition of new and recent paintings that extend her epic, allegorical approach to contemporary life. Anchored by a suite of major large-scale works, the presentation includes newly completed multi-panel compositions inspired by the structure of classical European…
Alexandria Smith was seated at her dining room table when a copy of June Jordan’s Directed By Desire (2005) arose from its slumber on an adjacent bookcase, sprouted wings, soared off the shelf, and landed squarely on her shoulder. “I believe in spirits and ghosts… June definitely knocked the book off the shelf,” she…
Louis K. Meisel Gallery is pleased to announce On the Road, a group exhibition that visually explores American car culture and its impact on the nation’s landscape. Bringing together paintings by both the originators of the movement, as well as the contemporary Photorealists, the exhibition focuses on a subject that…
There are two kinds of people Michael Hafftka will lose in an instant with the painting on the invitation, and only one of them is lost because of the cunnilingus.
Lévy Gorvy Dayan is delighted to announce Bacon / de Kooning opening on November 4, 2026, at 19 East 64th Street, New York. Taking place in the gallery’s 1932 Beaux-Arts townhouse, the exhibition will juxtapose the works of Francis Bacon and Willem de Kooning, two indelible figures of postwar art. The presentation…
Lévy Gorvy Dayan is pleased to announce Jutta Koether: tRaVeLiNgliGHt , the artist’s first solo exhibition at the gallery’s 1932 Beaux Arts-style townhouse at 19 East 64th Street, New York. Through twelve new canvases, Koether reveals the most recent phase of her Grid paintings, created in direct dialogue with…
Presented in collaboration with Galleria dello Scudo, Lévy Gorvy Dayan will open Leoncillo and the Soul of Clay on November 4, 2026, at 19 East 64th Street, New York. The exhibition will mark the first solo presentation of the artist in New York in more than three decades. Focusing on the radical body of sculpture…
Ever since I met Tom through our mutual friend, Catherine Murphy, and began writing about his work, first for Pace (2008) and later his first monograph, Thomas Nozkowski (2017), I have wanted to do a show of his drawings. While he largely worked on three sizes of paintings, starting with 16 x 20 inch prepared canvas…
Alyssa McClenaghan // Anticipation is the Hardest Drug
Alyssa McClenaghan is a New York based artist who works with materials typically used in construction. Mining ideas of labor, femininity, gender, and her own lived history, she enacts a labor intensive process using big box store construction materials that are transformed and re-imagined into bodily objects,…
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · On view through Jan 03, 2027
The gallery is pleased to present (Ti)p of the Spear , Gisela McDaniel's first solo exhibition with the gallery, bringing together thirteen new paintings made for her New York debut. McDaniel began much of the work on Guam, where she was the 2026 Inaugural Artist-in-Residence at the Isla Center for the Arts at the…
Margot Samel is pleased to present The Divine Comedy: Hell, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Annie Hémond Hotte (b. 1980, Montreal, Canada). This is the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.
Boesky Gallery is pleased to present Requiem , an exhibition of work by Mary Lovelace O’Neal (b. 1942, Jackson, MS; d. 2026, Mérida, Mexico) from the 1980s and 1990s—the period in which the artist honed her rich, personal iconography. Requiem is the first posthumous exhibition devoted to Lovelace O’Neal, who died in…
Boesky Gallery is pleased to present A Woman of Will , an exhibition of new paintings by Michaela Yearwood-Dan. For her third solo exhibition with the gallery, Yearwood-Dan transforms the gallery into a sanctuary for reimagining the collective practices of love, care, and liberation. A Woman of Will coincides with…
Boesky Gallery is pleased to present Requiem , an exhibition of work by Mary Lovelace O’Neal (b. 1942, Jackson, MS; d. 2026, Mérida, Mexico) from the 1980s and 1990s—the period in which the artist honed her rich, personal iconography. Requiem is the first posthumous exhibition devoted to Lovelace O’Neal, who died in…
Boesky Gallery is pleased to present A Woman of Will , an exhibition of new paintings by Michaela Yearwood-Dan. For her third solo exhibition with the gallery, Yearwood-Dan transforms the gallery into a sanctuary for reimagining the collective practices of love, care, and liberation. A Woman of Will coincides with…
Marinaro is pleased to present Shape of Land , an exhibition of sculptures and wall works by Sung Jang that explore the relationship between the natural world and human perception. Bringing together works from his Given and Shape of Land series, the exhibition considers how we encounter, interpret, and assign meaning…
Massey Klein Gallery is pleased to present Echo Resounds, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Kate McQuillen. The exhibition will be on view from September 10th through October 24th, 2026. An opening reception will be held on Saturday, September 12th from 6-8pm. This is the artist’s third solo exhibition with the…
McBride / Dillman is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Katinka Huang, opening November 6, 2026. Born in Shanghai, raised between China and the United Kingdom, and now based in New York, Huang makes psychologically charged paintings in which the female body becomes unstable—multiplied,…
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06 · closing date not announced
The exhibition features additive sculptures carefully crafted and assembled in wood, primarily walnut, with pine, ash, and birch bark elements. While most works are table-top in scale, they range widely from as small as 3 inches to as large as 89. All are enhanced and articulated with color, variously using house,…
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is pleased to present Norman Lewis: Jumping Jive , the gallery’s seventh solo exhibition dedicated to the work of Norman Lewis (1909–1979). Featuring paintings and drawings representative of Lewis’ over four-decade career, the exhibition highlights the vital role music—from jazz and blues to…
Microscope is very pleased to present “America on the Dark Side of the Moon” as the seventh solo exhibition of works by Marni Kotak with the gallery. The show, which draws correlations between a mental health crisis the artist experienced and the current state of the country, will take place offsite, occupying the…
Drawing on literary themes, he considers New York as a place of reinvention while also exploring the city’s sense of isolation from the world beyond it. This is the first series Rich has made from his own photography, a nod to the artist’s authentic experience of the city he views as “something closer to a portal…
Miles McEnery Gallery presents its fourth Inka Essenhigh exhibition exploring landscapes, organic forms, and the shifting boundaries between the natural and imagined worlds. Her distinctive visual language transforms everyday environments into otherworldly scenes filled with mystery, movement, and wonder. Through her…
Miles McEnery Gallery is pleased to announce a curated group exhibition titled Natural Order , featuring a selection of works by artists Karin Davie, Lisa Corinne Davis, Douglas Melini, Alexander Ross, and James Siena.
Through intricate detail and iridescent color, the works explore the interplay of figuration, abstraction, geometry, and perception. Funk’s figures dwell in the ambiguous space between the seen and unseen. In these paintings, the familiar and ordinary—an isolated hood—takes on a haunting, sacred reverence.
The work of Dunn unfolds as a layered meditation on memory, identity, and the unstable terrain of historical narrative. The presentation brings Dunn’s distinct visual language into dialogue with a site long shaped by cultural exchange, intellectual gathering, and the complexities of American history.
Montague Contemporary is pleased to present What the Paper Remembers, the first solo exhibition in New York by the South African artist Blessing Ngobeni. The exhibition opens on Wednesday 23 September with a reception from six until eight, on the eve of The Armory Show, and remains on view through 7 November 2026.
Morgan Lehman Gallery presents Parlor Games , a two-person exhibition of paintings by Fern Apfel and sculptures by Austin Ballard. The show is built on the idea that the most ordinary household things, kept long enough, become vessels for memory. Apfel’s paintings hang on the walls, while Ballard’s sculptures stand…
Morgan Lehman Gallery presents Open Window , an exhibition of new oil paintings by Jason Stopa, his second solo presentation with the gallery. The ten abstract paintings in this show make reference to painting as a window, an aperture-like space in which structural, geometric form is contrasted by lyrical,…
Mrs. is proud to present Decennium: Ten Years at Mrs. , an evolving exhibition celebrating the gallery’s tenth anniversary. Opening September 8 with a reception on September 12, the exhibition brings together artists central to the gallery’s history alongside those shaping its future.
After the Fire is a new body of sculpture and works on paper by Ilan Averbuch, his first exhibition at Nancy Hoffman Gallery since 2017. The exhibition continues a defining thread in Averbuch’s practice: the transformation of materials recovered from built environments – stone pulled from old bridges, curbstone…
Nara Roesler New York presents The Other , an exhibition curated by Vik Muniz that concludes the celebrations marking 50 years of Nara Roesler’s career as a gallerist. On view from November 5, 2026, through January 2027, the exhibition brings together works by Antonio Dias, Julio Le Parc , Tomie Ohtake , Daniel Buren…
Nara Roesler is pleased to present Rodolpho Parigi at WINDOW, located at 91 Walker Street in Tribeca, New York. Opening to the public on November 9, the presentation features a recent body of work by the artist, who is currently based in New York, where he works from a studio at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts.
Shelter from the Storm: An Artist’s Eye with Stan Allen and Polly Apfelbaum
The Artist’s Eye is an ongoing series of exhibitions that the Academy began in 1992, inviting a National Academician to curate an exhibition around a theme of their choosing from the Academy’s incomparable collection. This exhibition brings together architect Stan Allen and visual artist Polly Apfelbaum in a…
Nguyen Wahed is pleased to present Field, a solo exhibition of new work by Leander Herzog, following his debut at Art Basel in Basel earlier this year. Field is a continuous landscape of grass, generated in real time and never repeating a single frame. The work runs on its own, shifting and rendering without pause or…
“The eye is not a passive instrument. It is a body moving through what it sees.” Teresa Murta’s paintings begin at the point where harmony is never simply a state of order, but something that becomes perceptible only when it is threatened. Her paintings operate on the verge of collapse, introducing elements that…
Rebecca Campbell received her MFA in painting and drawing in June 2001 from the University of California, Los Angeles. Emeritus associate professor at California State University, Fullerton, she has also taught at Art Center College of Design, Claremont Graduate University, Vermont College of Fine Art, Anderson Ranch…
“I’m like an ad for New York, really... I don’t think these paintings would’ve existed had I not moved back. It’s so much about being alive and allowing yourself to be affected by other people.”
Nino Mier Gallery is pleased to present To New York and Back Again, Albert Irvin’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, on view at 62 Crosby Street from October 29th to December 16th, 2026. The exhibition captures a watershed moment in the development of Irvin’s mature visual language. Composed long after his…
Norr Cohan is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, on view from October 30 through December 19, 2026, at the gallery’s 48 and 52 Walker Street locations.
Norr Cohan is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, on view from October 30 through December 19, 2026, at the gallery’s 48 and 52 Walker Street locations.
NowHere is pleased to announce Terminal , a new exhibition by Japanese-born, New York-based artist duo exonemo, opening this fall. The exhibition centers on The Terminal , a sculptural and computational installation in which a suspended rock hangs above a computer that continuously attempts to crack its own code…
Nunu Fine Art New York is pleased to announce Ana Teresa Barboza: A Message from Water , the artist’s second solo exhibition in New York and the fourth with the gallery. Featuring a selection of new work, A Message from Water traces a journey through the changing landscape of Peru’s high forest, from the dry forests…
Olney Gleason is pleased to announce Tina Barney: Fashion , a solo exhibition of work by American photographer Tina Barney (b. 1945), on view at 297 Tenth Avenue, New York, from October 24 through November 14, 2026. The exhibition brings together nearly four decades of Barney’s major editorial commissions and…
Olney Gleason is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new paintings by Bosco Sodi (b. 1970, Mexico City). On view will be a suite of oxidized copper paintings made over the last year in the artist’s Brooklyn studio and a new group of glazed volcanic rock sculptures. The paintings are characterized by the vibrant…
Ortuzar is pleased to announce “Matt Connors: Early Works on Paper,” the gallery’s second solo exhibition with the New York and Los Angeles based artist.
Ortuzar is pleased to present “Takako Yamaguchi: New Paintings,” the artist's third solo exhibition with the gallery, introducing her latest series of paintings.
Gabrielle Civil Black Weirdo School Psychic Defense Club
On November 6, 2026, we will share Black Weirdo School Psychic Defense Club , the first iteration of our long-term collaboration with LA-based writer, performer, and artist, Gabrielle Civil, curated by writer and curator Shameekia Shantel Johnson. This iteration of Civil’s Black Weirdo School (2022-present) continues…
DENY, DEFEND, DEPOSE A NEW SHORT FILM BY STANYA KAHN
Deny, Defend, Depose is a short film made entirely of tweets collected since the morning of December 04, 2024, when a masked person in New York City assassinated United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson with a veterinary euthanasia pistol and a silencer, then fled on a Citibike. The shooting was captured on surveillance…
Tom Cole "Chimes: A Monologue" with Harriet Clark Reading and Conversation
Join us to celebrate Tom Cole’s debut novel, Chimes: A Monologue , published by The Song Cave, with a reading and conversation with Harriet Clark , winner of The Paris Review’s 2023 George Plimpton Prize, and author of The Hill (2026).
In work , her second solo exhibition at PROXYCO, Juliana Cerqueira Leite takes up Frank and Lillian Gilbreth’s early-1900s motion studies of workers, turning the ten-second sequences of movement that eight manufacturing and clerical workers repeat all day at their jobs into sculpture and a 16mm film.
Pace is pleased to present a special installation of drawings by artist David Byrne at its New York flagship. Drawn on the walls of the gallery’s stairwell landings between its first and seventh floors, these nine drawings reflect Byrne’s surreal and playful sensibility.
For TRANSITION , the duo Elmgreen & Dragset will debut one of their most ambitious projects to date: a 40-ton, traversable steel sculpture will be shown alongside a new series of wall works, pursuing the artists’ longstanding interest in the performative aspects of architecture.
Pace will present the year of mud , an exhibition of new paintings by London-based artist Li Hei Di, at its 540 West 25th Street gallery from November 6 through December 19. Marking the artist’s first solo exhibition with Pace in New York since they joined the gallery’s program in 2024, the year of mud will situate…
Lucas Samaras: Boxes and Reconstructions will bring together two seminal bodies of work by the influential Greek-born American artist Lucas Samaras at Pace’s 540 West 25th Street gallery from November 6, 2026 through January 23, 2027. Alongside a selection of iconic, deeply enigmatic box sculptures from the 1960s…
Located in the Karakoram range along the Pakistan-China border, K2 is the world’s second-highest mountain and one of its most formidable peaks. Michael Kagan’s new monotype silkscreens, Surface to Air , reimagine the imposing summit, rendering five distinct iterations of K2’s apex, on view at Pace Prints Chelsea from…
Pace Prints presents Lonely but Free I’ll Be Found , an exploration of blue-toned collage and editioned works by Nick Doyle, examining the contradictions of American life through its familiar icons. With bold, graphic depictions of everyday objects, Doyle takes a clear-eyed survey of American masculinity and the…
The Pace University Art Gallery presents What Lives Forever from artist Armando Guadalupe Cortés . The exhibition opens on November 6 with a free public reception on Friday November 6, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. There will also be an artist talk with Armando Guadalupe Cortés on Thursday, November 12, from 12:15 p.m.…
Palo Gallery (NEW YORK, NY) is pleased to present Fever Dream , a group show bringing together eight artists whose practices interrogate, dismantle, and expand the traditional concept of the archive. Curated by Gallery Director Sascha Lewit, the show will feature works by Sebastian Ore Blas, Zion Estrada, Paulina…
Palo Gallery (New York, NY) is pleased to present Corpus , the second solo exhibition by sculptor Tancredi di Carcaci at Palo Gallery. Di Carcaci’s latest exhibition brings together works in bronze, porcelain, stoneware ceramic, and mixed media coin panels to examine the relationship between the human body and the…
Paula Cooper Gallery is pleased to present Art is for the Spirit: Records of the Self , a group exhibition organized by Ivy Shapiro with work by Jennifer Bartlett, Jonathan Borofsky, Robert Gober, David Hammons, Kazuko Miyamoto, Ree Morton, Elizabeth Murray, and Joel Shapiro. The exhibition gathers work that explores…
The Estate of Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen and Paula Cooper Gallery, New York, will present a major exhibition of sculpture, drawings and prints by Claes Oldenburg in the Fall of 2026. The exhibition will revisit Six Themes , the landmark survey show organized by Martin Friedman for the Walker Art Center in…
New Jewels , the first major retrospective of artist Deborah Buck (b. 1957), curated by Summer Guthery, spans four decades of paintings, tracing Buck’s explorations of narrative power, vulnerability, absurdity and the roles women are supposed to play. Buck maneuvers these figures through a phantasmagorical, mythic…
Perrotin New York is pleased to present an exhibition by Japanese artist Izumi Kato, featuring suspended and freestanding sculptures alongside paintings composed of canvases in varying sizes, creating a distinctly sculptural sense of rhythm. The exhibition coincides with the artist's monumental commission for the…
Perrotin New York is pleased to present an exhibition by JR dedicated to the making of La Caverne du Pont Neuf , the artist’s monumental public art project which was on view in Paris from June 15–28, 2026.
Between 1977 and 1982, Nancy Graves created an extensive body of watercolors, including the Moonwater series, from which this exhibition takes its title. Among the most abstract works of her career, these watercolors grew out of natural history references, mapping, and scientific imagery that had informed her work…
Peter Blum Gallery is pleased to present Perceval , a solo exhibition of paintings and etchings by New York-based artist Erik Lindman (b. 1985), marking his third exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition continues Lindman's ongoing investigation into the possibilities of painting and the expressive potential of…
Petzel is pleased to present Homage El Shabazz , James Little’s third exhibition with the gallery, which brings together a rarely seen body of work from a pivotal moment in Little’s practice. The exhibition comprises six intimately scaled paintings from Little’s Homage El Shabazz series made between 1985 and 1989.…
Petzel is pleased to present Tools of Worship , Tschabalala Self ’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and her first gallery exhibition in New York since 2020. The show brings together new paintings and the artist’s first sculptural works in concrete. Following her monumental public sculpture for the New Museum’s…
PW builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. Discover experimentation and production in art, science, music, and technology at PW.
PW builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. Discover experimentation and production in art, science, music, and technology at PW.
Finnegan Shannon, with Joselia Rebekah Hughes, Ariana Martinez, and Alex Dolores Salerno: There's no me without you
There's no me without you is an installation grounded in artist Finnegan Shannon’s longtime fantasy of an exhibition space that would meet their access needs. The PW Resident Alum reimagines a 12-foot mechanized conveyor belt as a vehicle to bring artworks to visitors, who are invited to sit on surrounding furniture…
Gregory Kloehn: Pioneer Works Recording Studio (2015)
PW builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. Discover experimentation and production in art, science, music, and technology at PW.
PW builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. Discover experimentation and production in art, science, music, and technology at PW.
Child/ren of the Bloom by LaJuné McMillian is an interactive, multidisciplinary installation that explores the threshold between land and sea, and the body's return to its origins. Developed alongside the artist’s 2026 OceanX Education's artist residency, piloted in partnership with Pioneer Works, the exhibition…
PW builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. Discover experimentation and production in art, science, music, and technology at PW.
PW builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. Discover experimentation and production in art, science, music, and technology at PW.
PW builds community through the arts and sciences to create an open and inspired world. Discover experimentation and production in art, science, music, and technology at PW.
Siphon, a multimedia installation created by Helsinki-based artist Tuomas A. Laitinen, draws on more than a decade of research in octopus intelligence, sleep, and consciousness.
Masterpieces: A Virtual Experience of the Museo del Prado
Powerhouse Arts presents the US premiere of Masterpieces: A Virtual Experience of the Museo del Prado, an immersive virtual reality exhibition. Oct 1–Dec 20.
Presented in dialogue with Masterpieces: A Virtual Experience of the Museo del Prado , the Staff Art Show will showcase a range of artistic practices while exploring the broader ecosystem of influence within the arts. Each participating artist will identify an artwork from art history that has shaped their practice,…
“Like everything alive that we try to hold forever” brings together seven artists whose works, in a broad sense, reflect ways that our human bodies exist in relation to non-human objects and the complex, interconnected ways that these objects, through their systemic collection, consumption, and contextualization,…
Praxis is pleased to present Golden Skin, a solo exhibition by Scherezade García. The exhibition continues García’s longstanding exploration of identity, migration, ancestry, cultural encounter, and the complex histories that have shaped Las Américas.
Sarah Sagarin creates large-scale oil paintings that begin with gestural mark-making, gradually revealing figures, narratives, and imagined spaces. Her paintings explore the liminal territory between personal experience and the collective unconscious, creating imagery that is unsettling, strangely familiar, and often…
Opening reception Thu Dec 3 at 6 PM · Opens Dec 01, on view through Jan 02, 2027
Parasol Press: Breaking New Ground explores the first decade of Parasol Press and how those years established it as one of the most influential print publishers of the twentieth century. Founded by Robert Feldman (1937–2022) in 1970 in New York, Parasol Press came to prominence for introducing a generation of…
New Openings Against Old Surfaces: On Gordon Matta-Clark’s Walls Paper
Printed Matter is pleased to present New Openings Against Old Surfaces: On Gordon Matta-Clark’s Walls Paper , the first exhibition focused specifically on the publishing output of pioneering artist Gordon Matta-Clark, with a particular focus on his project Walls Paper . The show offers an in-depth consideration of…
Join us for reading and conversation with Charles Bernstein and Richard Tuttle on occasion of their collaboration Charles Bernstein at the Oculus , published by Cuneiform Press.
Opening reception Wed Nov 4 at 6 PM · On view through Nov 04
The Radical Unpresent — Gregory Sholette in conversation with Naeem Mohaiemen
Join us for the New York launch of The Radical Unpresent: Cultural Resistance in a Fractured World (MIT Press), Gregory Sholette’s new study of how artists are navigating the collapse of historical time in our fractured present.
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 05, on view through Nov 05
Join us for the New York book launch and opening of an archival display of Correspondences: de Appel 1975–2025 , a publication drawing on fifty years of correspondence from de Appel Archive to trace the institution’s relational history.
Opening reception Tue Nov 10 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 10, on view through Nov 10
Printed Matter presents a new window installation as part of Homes for People, Not for Profit , a collaboration between Art Against Displacement (AAD) and Alex Strada that reactivates Homeless At Home , a 1985–86 project in which dozens of artists and architects, at the behest of Storefront for Art and Architecture,…
Eric Copeland on Demon Portraits with Dem Passwords
Join us for the New York launch of Demon Portraits , a Frankenstein’s monster of a book — a letter-by-letter, cut-and-paste masterwork written on top of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World .
Opening reception Thu Nov 19 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 19, on view through Nov 19
Join us on November 24th for a listening session of TELLUS: The Audio Cassette Magazine Anthology, Vol. 1 , with a conversation featuring Joseph Nechvatal, Carol Parkinson, and Claudia Gould—the founders, publishers, and executive editors of Tellus Audio Cassette Magazine. Bradford Thomason will be joining the…
Opening reception Tue Nov 24 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 24, on view through Nov 24
Our Gay Children : New York City Gay Liberation Marches, 1979-80
Armando Alleyne is a painter, poet and photographer who grew up on the Lower East Side of New York City. Experiences of homophobia early in his life led Alleyne to find the organization Gay Youth, a group of people like him who offered safety and acceptance. With camera in hand, Alleyne documented his participation…
Opening reception Tue Dec 8 at 6 PM · Opens Dec 08, on view through Dec 08
P·P·O·W is pleased to present To the Bone, Grace Carney’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Starting each painting from a position of discomfort or self-imposed limitation, Carney treats color, light, and composition like an unruly orchestra. Over the course of months, and sometimes years, Carney labors over…
P·P·O·W is pleased to present Deity, Adam Putnam’s fifth solo exhibition with the gallery, featuring an arrangement of sculptures and other improbable objects. Through an ongoing accumulation of imagery by means of photography, drawing, sculpture, film, installation, and performance, Putnam explores the shifting…
Opening this September, R & Company is pleased to present Home , a solo exhibition of new ceramic and concrete works by Hun Chung Lee . Presenting the domestic space as a site of return, Home explores how the self is encountered anew—transformed and shaped by time away. The exhibition coincides with a presentation of…
Roberto Lugo: Alfarero del Barrio (Village Potter)
Venue: Unknown
Commissioned by the Madison Square Park Conservancy, Roberto Lugo: Alfarero del Barrio (Village Potter) marks the artist’s largest and most ambitious public art exhibition to date, transforming Madison Square Park into a vibrant celebration of Puerto Rican culture, community, and resilience. Expanding upon his…
Rubin is represented in prominent public collections worldwide including the Collezione Fondazione San Patrignano, Italy; Fondation Frances, France; Herzliya Museum for Contemporary Art, Israel ; McEvoy Foundation for the Arts, CA; Museum Voorlinden Collection, Netherlands; Rubin Museum, Israel; Ruinart Collection,…
Figure/Ground: Landscapes from the Collection of the Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation
Figure/Ground explores variations on the traditional landscape found in the Foundation's historic collection. As a primarily figurative artist, Chaim Gross had a unique view of landscapes in his own work and in his collection. The exhibition explores themes of nature as a guiding form, abstraction versus naturalism,…
The Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation is pleased to announce The Carver’s Order, an exhibition with artist Gedi Sibony. The temporary exhibition will run October 1–November 21, 2026.
The Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation is pleased to announce The Carver’s Order , an exhibition with artist Gedi Sibony. The temporary exhibition will run October 1–November 21, 2026.
Ricco/Maresca welcomes Marcos Bontempo back with Among the Living , an exhibition of recent works on paper. Hybrid creatures emerge from restless strokes and mottled pigment, while finely drawn human figures bring a new immediacy to his painterly universe.
Dia al-Azzawi: Let me tell you a story to break the waking night
A former archaeologist and museum curator, Azzawi was a pioneering figure in the development of Iraqi modernism during the 1960s. His practice draws on ancient Mesopotamian artefacts and ethnographic motifs, alongside a deep engagement with Arabic literature. From the mid-1960s, he began incorporating written Arabic…
PERCHANCE TO DREAM: Royal and Noble Bedchambers by David LEVENTI
Rick Wester Fine Art is excited to present architectural and editorial photographer David Leventi’s long awaited exhibition of photographs of rarely viewed personal sleeping quarters of kings, queens and titled rulers, Perchance to Dream: Royal and Noble Bedchambers .
Robert Mann Gallery is pleased to announce Jeff Brouws: Silent Monoliths, an exhibition by American photographer Jeff Brouws (b. 1955) that showcases his landmark series documenting the architectural remnants of America’s railroad history, featured in his critically acclaimed book Silent Monoliths: The Coaling Tower…
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James Ensor / Calvin Marcus
Rodder is pleased to announce James Ensor / Calvin Marcus , a dialogue between artists James Ensor (b. 1860, Ostend, Belgium; d. 1949, Ostend, Belgium) and Calvin Marcus (b. 1988, San Francisco, California). Although the works on view by Ensor and Marcus were created a century apart and within significantly different…
Andy Warhol: Theme and Variation brings together, for the first time, unique, editioned trial proof prints from Andy Warhol's Ten Portraits of Jews of the Twentieth Century, Myths , Ads , Moonwalk, and selections from the ‘80s, providing a window into the artist’s mastery of printmaking and its permutations.
Jennifer Ling Datchuk and Consuelo Jimenez Underwood: All That Before Us
Ruiz-Healy Art is pleased to present Jennifer Ling Datchuk and Consuelo Jimenez Underwood: All That Before Us , a two-person exhibition at our New York City gallery. All That Before Us will be on view at our New York City gallery from September 10 to November 27, 2026. Employing time-honored craft techniques, Datchuk…
SASHA STILES: THIS PLACE WAS HOME BEFORE I LIVED HERE: POEMS AFTER JANGAR
Sapar Contemporary is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Sasha Stiles, a first-generation Kalmyk-American artist and poet. This is the gallery’s first exhibition of works by Stiles, who embarks on a deeply personal exploration of poetry as a technology of inheritance. Drawing on Jangar – a centuries-old…
SARAHCROWN is pleased to present Wild Dreams , Rachel Frank’s first solo exhibition with the gallery . Bringing together a new body of sculpture alongside new works on paper, the exhibition continues Frank’s longstanding exploration of the relationships between non-human species and the ways these interdependencies…
Drawing is the most elemental act in art. Long before an idea becomes a painting, sculpture, installation, or performance, it often first emerges as a mark on paper—a line searching for form. Foundational works of drawing are often where the most intimate moments with an artist begin, offering a unique window into…
SLAG&RX is pleased to present Book of Poems , Paul Wesenberg's third solo exhibition with the gallery, comprising a new body of paintings made in Berlin over the past year. The exhibition takes its title not as a literary conceit but as a description of method: each canvas is composed the way a poem is composed,…
Wishful Thinking is Karon Davis’ meditation on the complicated, all too often absent role of the Black figure within the canon of art history. The exhibition presents new life-size, nude sculptures created from body casting friends, muses, and models. Incorporating and expanding upon the classical tradition of…
Meaning is invisible, but the invisible is not the contradictory of the visible: the visible itself has an invisible inner framework. – Maurice Merleau-Ponty in The Visible and the Invisible
Salon Art + Design presents the world’s best design—vintage, modern, and contemporary—enhanced by blue-chip 20th-century art. The Salon’s inclusivity and willingness to consider both fine and decorative art in the context of contemporary life is predicated on the belief that today, more than ever, designers and…
Opening reception Wed Nov 4 at 4:30 PM · On view through Nov 08
Scroll is pleased to present Breeze Through Mindscapes , a solo exhibition of new paintings by Miho Ichise, opening Friday, October 16 from 6-8pm. This is the artist’s first solo exhibition in the United States and with the gallery.
Scroll is pleased to participate at NADA Miami this December, where we will present a selection of new paintings and works on paper by Adèle Aproh, Nastaran Shahbazi, Rosie Harbottle, Cody Heichel, Nick Hobbs, and Daniel Um.
Scroll is pleased to announce Chew , a group exhibition featuring work by Adèle Aproh, Hannah Motzel Brown, Katayoun Hosseinrad, Jackson Joyce, Hee Joh Lee, Sujin Lee, Hugo Rocci, Oliver Scarlin, Mythra Schwartz, Angela Witmore, and William Wright. This is the second iteration of Chew , which was the gallery’s…
Sean Kelly Gallery is delighted to announce, What the Light Becomes , Kehinde Wiley’s fourth exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition focuses specifically on contemporary New Yorkers and, more broadly, on how New York represents a portrait of America at this moment, not as a single cohesive identity, but as…
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 06, on view through Dec 23
New York, NY— Sears-Peyton Gallery is pleased to present Sean Noonan’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, How to Slow Time. Noonan combines traditional painting methods with found material to define the energy of a single moment. These ten works painted over a ten-year period offer a critique of accelerationism.
Melvino Garretti: Obsession, Works 2005–2026 marks American artist Melvino Garretti’s first solo presentation with Sebastian Gladstone Gallery in New York. Bringing together wall-based three-dimensional works, mixed-media ceramics, and sculptures, the exhibition introduces a world somewhere between the familiar and…
Through the years, the major underlying themes in my work have derived from my personal experience and the practice of making pictures. I have been inspired by themes from the Old Testament, moved by the course of events in the life of the streets and the world at large, and stimulated by nature both seen and unseen.…
Linda Mary Montano is best known for her radical, pioneering performance art. Early in her career, she gravitated toward endurance works that demanded extreme devotion, physical dedication, and resolve. In the now-famous collaborative performance Art/Life One Year Performance , Montano was tied to Taiwanese-American…
As our understanding of space, time, and even life itself advances, we may soon reach a crossroads that transcends the confines of physical existence. These states of being and consciousness will likely echo what is perceived, but with infinite variation and mutability. Loren Erdrich views this possibility with…
We are pleased to present Cristina BanBan: Jaque Mate , an exhibition of new paintings opening September 10th at Skarstedt Chelsea. Taking its title from the Spanish term for checkmate, the exhibition expands BanBan's exploration of the female form through a consideration of the body as a permeable entity constantly…
Skarstedt is pleased to announce In Pursuit of Pleasure , an exhibition of recent paintings by Eric Fischl, on view from 12 November at Skarstedt Chelsea. In this suite of thirteen paintings, couples lounge by the water or on freshly cut grass, young women head to and from yoga, and groups amble through yards or down…
Skoto Gallery is pleased to present “Colors and Mirrors of Equality”, an exhibition of recent work by the African American artist Lula Mae Blocton. This will be her third solo exhibition at the gallery curated by Barbara Stehle. The opening reception will be held on Thursday, October 29, 6-8pm, the artist will be…
When I visited New Orleans many years ago, I was charmed by the color and lovely details of the small houses I saw. Upon visiting recently, I was determined to photograph them.
My latest work, Low Tide is based in the areas known as the New Jersey Meadowlands, where I grew up. For years I would drive by this great marshland, located right outside NYC, in perhaps one of the most industrialized zones in the country. So, one day I grabbed my Kayak and decided to go exploring, and that decision…
The Pentagon has released numerous files dating back to the 1940’s on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) and Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). The declassified records include unexplained still images, videos, and eyewitness accounts from commercial pilots, as well as records from NASA, the FBI, the CIA, and…
Strangers in the Park 3 is the continuation of a series of 4x5 black and white portraits of total strangers, predominantly taken in Washington Square Park and in the UK. I began the project in the summer of 2024.
I’ve been fascinated by beaver bogs for a long time, in part because they are far off the beaten path. The surrounding forests were clear cut for fuel and farming almost 200 years ago, but because they are waterlogged, these bogs have changed little since they were first dammed up by beavers, hundreds or even…
Bestiary is the product of a long fascination with Greek mythology and late 19th century photography. Based on hybrid creature descriptions and influenced by religious iconography, this is a series where myth meets social criticism by molding monstrous archetypes into contemporary commentary. Most importantly, the…
Space Gallery St Barth presents ‘Sea Legs’ | Jane LaFarge HamillGustavia, Saint BarthélemyNovember 02 – November 19, 2026Vernissage: Thursday, November 5th, 6-8 PM with the artist Space Gallery St Barth is pleased to present Sea Legs, a new series of abstract paintings by American artist Jane LaFarge Hamill, marking…
– January 5, 2027Cocktail Opening: Thursday, October 29, 6–8 PM, with the artist in attendance Space Gallery is delighted to present a selection of works on paper and large scale paintings by Mexican artist Sandra Mazoy.
MacGuffin: Five Korean Artists and Five Writers from Art Omi
In MacGuffin, five emerging Korean artists are paired with five acclaimed writers from around the world. This exhibition is co-curated by Hayoung Chung and DW Gibson.
Spencer Brownstone Gallery is pleased to announce Youjin Yi’s FEEEL, the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and in the United States. The exhibition is composed of new paintings, works on paper, and ceramics. “Where does it come from?” is the question posed by artist and then professor to Youjin Yi,…
Opening reception Tue Nov 10 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 10, on view through Jan 09, 2027
New York City remains the only municipality in the United States to guarantee the right to shelter, a commitment established through decades of advocacy and litigation. Public Address, conceived by artist Alex Strada, is a citywide public artwork that centers the lived experience of those most impacted by housing…
The Biography of a Building: Runik’s House of Culture by Hajde! Foundation and Petrit Halilaj with Ars Atelie
What does it take to bring a cultural space back into collective life? This question is at the heart of Hajde! Foundation’s work around the House of Culture in Runik, Kosovo. For years, the House of Culture was the social and cultural heart of the village, hosting theater performances, concerts, celebrations, public…
This solo exhibition of new and recent drawings began with Miya Ando’s interest in the remarkable specificity with which rain has been observed and named in Japan. The work on view expands on Ando’s award-winning book Water of the Sky: A Dictionary of 2,000 Japanese Words for Rain (The MIT Press, 2025).
Susan Inglett Gallery is pleased to present Metapho tical Spectra , a solo exhibition by Channing Hansen, on view from 22 October through 25 November 2026. A reception for the artist will be held on Thursday, 22 October 2026, from 6 to 8 PM. On 7 November 2026 at 2 PM, the Gallery will host a conversation between…
Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt’s distinct sculptural work embraces the ostentatious, the kitschy, and the deliberately garish. Lanigan-Schmidt often incorporates religious and sacred imagery in his works, acknowledging both their association with opulence and grandeur, and with subversion and profanity. A participant in the…
We are delighted and honored to share Unfolding , a solo presentation of new paintings, watercolors & drawings by Arpita Singh. Entering her 90th year, Singh is one of India’s most significant artists. Far from resting on her laurels, she reflects from a distilled perspective shaped over decades, while continuing to…
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Rita Lundqvist, on view from November 5 - December 18, 2026. This is the artist’s fourth exhibition with the gallery, and first in nearly ten years. An exquisitely rendered group of new oil paintings on panel pulls the viewer into Lundqvist’s…
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery is pleased to present The Path to Stars, an installation of major new work by Sandra Cinto. This is the twelfth solo exhibition by the São Paulo-based artist since her debut presentation at the gallery in 1999. For over three decades, Sandra Cinto has explored the potential of drawing to create…
Across Africa, climate change is reshaping landscapes, livelihoods, and the everyday decisions people make to survive. Yet these experiences cannot be reduced to a single image or story.
Form, Shadow, Motion: Selections from the Burger Collection, Hong Kong
Continuing The Drawing Center’s tradition of exhibitions drawn from notable private collections, curator Olivia Shao has selected approximately fifty works on paper from the Burgers’ expansive holdings of more than 1,000 works on paper, to construct a focused visual essay on shared historical, poetic, and…
Surfaces and Reflections: Works by: Vicky Colombet, Françoise Gilot, Nir Hod, Lluis Lleo, John McCracken, Matteo Montani, Bernardo Siciliano, Harold Joe Waldrum
On the occasion of Sable Elyse Smith: Clockwork, the artist will be in conversation with Johanna Fateman, chief art critic and editor of The Critics Table for CULTURED magazine, on Thursday, October 22, 6-8 PM; RSVP here .
The FLAG Art Foundation’s Spotlight exhibition series includes new or never-before-exhibited artworks accompanied by commissioned pieces of writing. It is the hope of this series to create focused and thoughtful dialogues between the visual arts and authors, critics, poets, peers, scholars, and beyond. In this…
Ugo Rondinone ’s neon works are among the Swiss artist’s most recognizable and celebrated, acting as vibrant, large-scale linguistic interventions in public and gallery spaces. Since creating his first neon rainbow sculpture in 1997, Rondinone has utilized rainbow-hued text installations to cast optimistic, poetic,…
The Hole is proud to present our second solo exhibition by Nick Thomm. In a dramatic installation of paintings and light works, this enigmatic abstract artist activates all corners of our Bowery space to place color on parade. The dense lozenges of color in his paintings are glowing, glossy blocks of luminosity.…
Milton Resnick: Earth, Elephant, New Bride brings together three of Resnick’s most significant mid-career paintings—New Bride (1963) on loan from the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Earth (1976) on loan from MoMA, and Elephant (1979)—for the first time. Though Resnick was a dedicated abstractionist rather than a…
Milton Resnick: Painter in the Age of Painting, titled after the newly published biography by Geoffrey Dorfman, brings together early paintings with work made near the end of Resnick’s life. The exhibition displays the breadth of Resnick’s practice while illustrating the biography’s story of the painter’s distinctly…
In Three Material Views, curator John Yau unites paintings by Eric Aho, Stanley Lewis, and Ying Li—three contemporary artists placed in retrospective dialogue with nineteenth-century American landscapist Albert Pinkham Ryder—that explore the specific materiality of their medium just as they examine its transportive…
The Fine Arts Committee is excited to collaborate with Pratt>Forward in presenting the second emerging artist exhibition sponsored by the Gracie and Hope Emerging Artist Project . Mario Joyce’s work is rooted in his genealogical research of his family, going back to the 1600s. Incorporating imagery, memories and…
The Painting Center is pleased to announce Captured Brushstroke, an exhibition of new collaged paintings by Robin Feld. The exhibition will present paintings made between 2023 and 2026. The exhibition will run from October 27 through November 21, 2026, with an opening reception on Thursday, October 29, from 5 to 8 pm.
The Painting Center is pleased to present True Fiction, featuring Elizabeth Reagh’s new portrait and figure paintings in the Project Room. The exhibition will run from October 27 through November 21, 2026, with an opening reception on Thursday, October 29, from 5 to 8 pm
The Painting Center is pleased to present The Big Cover-Up , a solo exhibition of new works by artist Connie Brown. The exhibition will run from November 24 through December 19, 2026, with an opening reception on Thursday, December 3, from 5 to 8 pm.
Opening reception Thu Dec 3 at 5 PM · Opens Nov 24, on view through Dec 19
The Painting Center is pleased to present In The Now a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Donna Scarpa. The exhibition will run from November 24 through December 19, 2026, with an opening reception on Thursday, December 3, from 5 to 8 pm. This is the artist’s third solo presentation in NYC.
Opening reception Thu Dec 3 at 5 PM · Opens Nov 24, on view through Dec 19
Thomas Erben is very much looking forward to presenting Distension , Olivia Reavey’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Her work was first featured in a two-person show at the gallery in the fall of 2025, followed by a solo presentation at this year’s Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD)…
Thomsen Gallery is delighted to invite you to our annual autumn exhibition of Japanese gold lacquers and bamboo baskets. This year's exhibition turns its focus on works in lacquer and in bamboo from the modern period, 1910s-1950s.
Tibor de Nagy Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Susan Jane Walp, marking the artist’s eighth solo presentation with the gallery.
Tina Kim Gallery is pleased to present Kim Tschang-Yeul: Recurrence , our third solo exhibition of the Korean émigré painter who devoted five decades of his career to the sustained exploration of luminous, hyperrealistic waterdrops. Focusing on works from the 1980s through the 2010s, the exhibition traces the…
The author lies propped up in bed dozing while the reader sits in a chair by his side. When the author awakes with a start, he notices the yellow legal pad in the reader’s hands and assumes she is taking dictation. He clears his throat, “Where were we?”
Opening reception Sun Nov 8 at 4 PM · Opens Nov 08, on view through Dec 13
Turn Gallery is pleased to present THE LOOKOUT , an exhibition featuring gallery artists Merrick Adams , Mary Corman , An Hoang , Karyn Lyons , Andy Mister , and Mason Saltarrelli . Drawing from the concept of a lookout—both an act of keeping watch, and a physical vantage point offering expanded perspective—the…
Opening reception Wed Nov 4 at 6 PM · On view · closing date not announced
Turn Gallery is pleased to present THE LOOKOUT , an exhibition featuring gallery artists Merrick Adams , Mary Corman , An Hoang , Karyn Lyons , Andy Mister , and Mason Saltarrelli . Drawing from the concept of a lookout—both an act of keeping watch, and a physical vantage point offering expanded perspective—the…
Opening reception Wed Nov 4 at 6 PM · On view · closing date not announced
Curtis Talwst Santiago at Calgary Contemporary 2026
worlds, worlds, worlds explores how stories are held and carried across the vestiges of history and memory. Rooted in a form of world-building where inherited imagination meets critical fabulation, the exhibition celebrates polyphonic identities that negotiate different geographies across time, weaving the material,…
Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center presents Susan Chen: Rooms by the Sea , marking the New York–based artist’s first museum solo exhibition. On view from October 10, 2026, through February 21, 2027, the exhibition brings together a series of Chen’s richly hued, energetic plein air paintings of Cape Cod,…
Uffner & Liu is pleased to present Eyes , a solo exhibition of new paintings and monumental indoor sculptures by Bianca Beck. This body of work was shown earlier this summer in a solo presentation at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA) in Rockland, Maine. This is Bianca’s 4th solo exhibition at the gallery.
Opening reception Thu Nov 5 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 05, on view through Jan 09, 2027
Ulterior Gallery is pleased to present falling angel , Hiroko Kubo’s first solo exhibition with the gallery opening November 10, 2026. This project room exhibition marks Hiroko Kubo’s U.S. debut exhibition, following our presentations at Feria Material vol.11 in Mexico City (2025) and NADA New York 2024. The opening…
Opening reception Fri Nov 13 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 10, on view through Dec 19
The exhibition’s title is taken from the Charli XCX song of the same name from her album Brat. With this reference, the artist embraces the historic scope of Romanticism (Caspar David Friedrich, Charlotte Brontë) as well as the glib modern usage. The paintings speak to the poignancy of human experience that the past…
Opening reception Fri Nov 13 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 10, on view through Dec 19
Uprise Art’s annual Keepsake exhibition considers how objects come to hold meaning across time, carrying traces of experience, memory, and imagination as they change hands.
Opening reception Fri Nov 6 at 6 PM · On view through Dec 18
Emergence brings together six artists to create a visual dialogue that highlights the many ways in which we intertwine with one another and our surroundings.
Opening reception Wed Nov 18 at 6 PM · Opens Nov 17, on view through Jan 10, 2027
Van Doren Waxter is delighted to announce Zoe Longfield: A World of One's Own , an exhibition of rarely shown paintings and works on paper from 1948 to 1950. This is the gallery's second solo exhibition of the artist since announcing exclusive representation of the Zoe Longfield Estate.
VeneKlasen, New York, is pleased to present Raphaela Simon: On the Street , the artist's first solo exhibition in New York in over eight years, featuring a selection of recent paintings and sculptures.
Ally Cotton: Gentle Giants presents the artist’s paintings in a solo exhibition at VillageOneArt. Smooth, curvilinear planes and warm tones suffuse Cotton’s works. Provocative yet ambivalent, the elements in her paintings merge figuration with abstraction, implying the presence of the feminine body without overly…
Vito Schnabel Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Ai Weiwei: Illumination on October 28 in New York. This is the gallery’s third solo exhibition with the inimitable Ai Weiwei, artist, filmmaker, collector, and activist. The artworks featured in Illumination include the full spectrum of precious and…
Welancora is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new and recent work by Carl E. Hazlewood. This is Hazlewood’s second solo show with the gallery. The exhibition will run concurrently with Hazlewood’s exhibition at the Newark Museum of Art: Dreamtime In Newark: Aljira and the Making of Global Contemporary Art .
WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC is honored to present Charles Hinman: Gems , the first exhibition devoted exclusively to the artist’s final series following his death in May 2026. Bringing together sculptural shaped canvases created between 2000 and 2014 in Hinman’s Bowery loft, the exhibition reveals the culmination of more…
WESTWOOD GALLERY NYC presents Danny Simmons: The Journey of Spirit, the first exhibition of the artist's work following his passing in June 2026, celebrating a career devoted to creativity, community, and spiritual exploration. The exhibition features Full Circle (2023), Simmons' suite of eleven mixed-media…
Westwood Gallery NYC is pleased to present Circular Causality , curated by James Cavello. The exhibition explores reality as a continuous exchange between perception, experience, and environment through recent paintings by Ron Morosan, an American artist, writer, educator, and curator. Over four decades, Morosan has…
White Cube New York presents a major new installation by Doris Salcedo (b. 1958, Bogotá, Colombia). Made over the last three years, this monumental new work is related to Salcedo's acclaimed installation Uprooted (2020-22).
Yancey Richardson is pleased to announce Dark Waves Rising , an exhibition of new paintings by Karen Gunderson, the artist’s first solo exhibition in New York in over ten years and first with the gallery since joining in 2025. Gunderson will debut paintings from two bodies of work, Moon and Water , that have been…
Yancey Richardson is pleased to announce Flowering , an exhibition of new and recent photographs by Sharon Core that continue to examine the expressive qualities of plants and perennials, both as types and as singular forms. Originating as a kind of personal archive, these photographs document many of the varieties…
New York, NY | albertz benda is proud to present Devil/God, the first solo exhibition in New York by Australian artist, Ben Quilty. On view from October 15 – November 14, 2026, the exhibition explores Quilty’s visual language between the personal and the cultural.
This text was submitted as a proposal to the apexart NYC26 Open Call In 1998, eighteen-year-old Jonathan See Lim, known as "Tie One", was shot and killed in San Francisco's Tenderloin district. A prolific graffiti artist, Lim was painting on the side of a building and pleaded for his life to his killer, a resident…
RSVP bitforms gallery is pleased to present To See for Oneself, a solo exhibition by LaJuné McMillian exploring the intersections of artificial intelligence, embodiment, collective consciousness, and ecological regeneration. Through immersive worldbuilding, interactive technology, and living systems, McMillian…
island is pleased to announce Adriana Furlong’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. Building on her previous work, Furlong maintains her interest in the memory of built environments and how history reproduces itself.
kurimanzutto New York presents Lilia Carrillo: Mañana de octubre , bringing together paintings and works on paper made between 1948 and 1974. Born in Mexico City in 1930, Carrillo was a central figure in the development of abstraction in Mexico. She was part of the Generación de la Ruptura, whose artists challenged…
