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Current events
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“Faces and Figures” Exhibition
Skarstedt presents Faces and Figures, a group exhibition of paintings, sculptures, and photographs demonstrating the many ways in which the components of artist, model, and representation have been configured...More »
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“Main Event” and “I Saw You Before” Exhibition
GR Gallery presents “Main Event” and “I Saw You Before”, two concurrent solo exhibitions featuring artists Jason Pulgarin and Chen Wei Ting. The shows will reveal, for the first time in a public exhibition,...More »
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Davide Balliano Exhibition
Tina Kim Gallery presents the paintings and sculptures of New York-based artist Davide Balliano, in a solo exhibition designed and curated by Charlap Hyman & Herrero. Balliano is known for his hypnotically...More »
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Izumi Kato Exhibition
The multimedia works of the Japanese artist Izumi Kato give image to a far-flung future, but also elicit a mystical past. After a 5 year hiatus, Kato returns to New York with an ambitious exhibition of...More »
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Jeffrey Gibson “All Good Fires”
Sikkema Jenkins & Co. presents ALL GOOD FIRES, a solo exhibition of new work by Jeffrey Gibson. Gibson’s second solo show with the gallery, the exhibition will feature a diverse range of multimedia...More »
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Paulo Monteiro “The Two Sides Of An Empty Line”
Lévy Gorvy presents The Two Sides of an Empty Line, an exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Paulo Monteiro. Monteiro rejects monumentality and grand statements in his art in favor of expressive...More »
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Zach Harris “Zero Hour”
Below is an excerpt from Lauren Mackler’s essay on Zero Hour. A zero hour, at least in science fiction and religion, is a punctuating moment: one where not just the clock, but our paradigms, are reset....More »
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“Nothing Is So Humble: Prints from Everyday Objects” Exhibition
The Whitney Museum of American Art presents Nothing Is So Humble: Prints from Everyday Objects, a focused exhibition of works drawn from the collection that highlights the creative and irreverent ways...More »
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“Where The Threads Are Worn” Exhibition
Casey Kaplan presents “Where the threads are worn,” a group exhibition featuring work by twenty-five artists: Igshaan Adams, Yuji Agematsu, Francis Alÿs, Romare Bearden, Kevin Beasley, Louise Bourgeois,...More »
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Leigh Blanchard “Impressions”
440 Gallery presents Impressions, a solo exhibition of digital art by Leigh Blanchard. Impressions demonstrates Blanchard’s exploration of the art of scanography, which is the process of using flatbed...More »
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Otis Jones Exhibition
“Devoid of pictorial motifs, narratives and at times even color, the work of Texas-based artist Otis Jones is muted yet intensely physical, and stubbornly original. Shunning the grandiose, Jones’ interests...More »
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Barbara Marks “Isolation Journal and The Before Times”
The Painting Center presents two contrasting side-by-side exhibitions of recent work by Barbara Marks: Isolation Journal (13 February 2020–Present) and The Before Times (2019). Everything is changed. In...More »
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Colin Hunt “So Much Remains to Be”
Looking at a painting by Colin Hunt is like watching someone pass through a hole in our consciousness. As the landscape refracts through the sitter’s absence and fills that emptiness, the world remakes...More »
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Dee Shapiro “In The Beginning… Selections From 1974 through 1980”
This presentation focuses on an interesting and important time in Shapiro’s career, the mid-to-late 1970s the early 80s. During this period she leveraged the organizational grids and mark making (like...More »
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Carol Heft “Pathos”
The theme of this exhibition is the universal subject of displaced families and individuals seeking refuge and homes in parts of the world that are distant and culturally different from their roots because...More »
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Clare Grill “There’s the Air”
My friend Mary had a miscarriage 14 years ago and she named the baby Cass. I’ll never forget that name. She had a feeling it was a girl, but it was too soon to find out, so she chose Cass. She suggested...More »
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Constanza Schaffner, Koichi Sato and Nicolás Guagnini Exhibition
Constanza Schaffner (b. 1989 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) lives and works in New York. She studied philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires and moved to New York City in 2013 to pursue a PHD in the...More »
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Eleanore Mikus “Voiceless Poems”
Lévy Gorvy will present Eleanore Mikus: Voiceless Poems, featuring the late artist’s seminal Tablet and Paperfold series. These two bodies of work, along with the innovative neo-expressionist paintings...More »
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IL Lee “Paintings”
The exhibition presents eight paintings selected from an important body of work Lee has been developing over the last ten years, most on view for the first time. These acrylic and oil on canvas paintings...More »
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Ilse D’Hollander “Tension Field”
Sean Kelly presents Tension Field, the gallery’s third solo exhibition of Belgian artist Ilse D’Hollander (1968 - 1997). The exhibition highlights five remarkable paintings on cardboard, which are amongst...More »
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James Lee Byars “The Milky Way”
Michael Werner Gallery, New York presents James Lee Byars: The Milky Way. The exhibition will feature Byars’s most ambitious two-dimensional work. Composed of 100 black silk paper stars, The Milky Way...More »
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Jim Shaw “Before and After Math”
Metro Pictures presents eight new paintings and five videos by Jim Shaw. The paintings are all made on found theatrical backdrops, a signature of Shaw’s, with two that incorporate three-dimensional sculptural...More »
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Lee Krasner “Collage Paintings 1938–1981”
Kasmin presents Lee Krasner: Collage Paintings 1938–1981. Presented in collaboration with the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, featuring several masterpieces from the 1955 debut of Krasner’s collage paintings...More »
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María Fragoso “El jardín entre tus dientes”
“Beyond sabers, grass snakes, frogs, fire, beyond her own saliva, one can, in certain circumstances, swallow the saliva of her companion lover, her blood, her chewed food, her mucus, her snot, her nose...More »
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Maud Madsen “3 Paintings”
1969 Gallery presents Maud Madsen: 3 Paintings, the debut exhibition in our project space at the Gallery’s new Tribeca location. Working in acrylic on linen or panel, Maud Madsen explores femininity...More »
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Orion Martin “Pressure Head”
Orion Martin (b. 1988) lives and works in Los Angeles. Recent solo exhibitions include High Art, Paris; Corbett vs Dempsey, Chicago; Bodega, New York. Recent group exhibitions include W Space, Qingdao;...More »
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Sam Moyer “Tone”
Sean Kelly Gallery presents Tone, Sam Moyer’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. This new body of work, featuring a series of intimately scaled paintings and sculptures, is focused on connection,...More »
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William Buchina “Low Information Settings”
Hollis Taggart presents Low Information Settings, the first solo exhibition by artist William Buchina since he joined the gallery’s contemporary program in November 2019. Low Information Settings features...More »
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“4 Artists” Exhibition
Aisling Hamrogue’s current body of work is comprised of paintings that integrate horror and feminist theories. The appropriation of horror imagery allows her to reconstruct her experience of patriarchal...More »
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“Dear John” Exhibition
On November 13, 2010, I took a bus to Philadelphia for a tour of Fleisher Ollman’s Four Decades exhibition, a show organized on the occasion of John Ollman’s 40th anniversary at the gallery. A dear friend...More »
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Farley Aguilar “Closed Game”
My final prayer: O my body, make of me a man that always questions! —Frantz Fanon, Black Skin, White Masks Farley Aguilar’s paintings are confronting. Dealing in clashing colors and collapsed periods...More »
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Matthew Kirk “The Worrier Spirit”
FIERMAN presents The Worrier Spirit, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Matthew Kirk, his second solo show with the gallery. Kirk will be showing new painting and sculpture primarily made since...More »
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“DOMINO” Exhibition
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“Nothng Of The Month Club” Exhibition
Off Paradise presents NOTHNG OF THE MONTH CLUB, a group exhibition under the sign of Ray Johnson, curated by Randy Kennedy and Natacha Polaert, featuring works by Matt Connors, Scott Covert, Olivia DiVecchia,...More »
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Carrie Moyer “Analog Time”
DC Moore Gallery presents Carrie Moyer: Analog Time. Moyer’s use of abstraction continues to be a medium for sensations and this new body of work is a recollection of the last year spent largely in the...More »
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Hou Zichao “Everlasting”
The curtain rises on yet another allegory to reveal a lifeworld beset with problems shocking in their undead, nearly non-invasive familiarity. Lipstick, tree moss, granite. Doses of things and doses of...More »
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Jack Tworkov “Drawings From the 70s”
MINUS SPACE presents the survey exhibition Jack Tworkov: Drawings from the 70s. Organized in collaboration with the Estate of Jack Tworkov and Van Doren Waxter LLC, the exhibition presents two dozen works...More »
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Jana Euler “The Traveling Legends of the Morecorns”
8th Floor Jana Euler (b. 1982 in Friedberg, Germany) lives and works in Frankfurt and Brussels. Recent solo exhibitions include Artists Space, New York (2020); Galerie Neu, Berlin (2019); dépendance,...More »
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Joani Tremblay “The whole time, the sun”
Harper’s presents The whole time, the sun, Montreal-based artist Joani Tremblay’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition will feature a selection of new paintings by Tremblay, created throughout...More »
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Marta Kucsora “Super Natural”
Postmasters Gallery presents a solo exhibition of paintings by Hungarian artist Marta Kucsora. “Super Natural” will be Kucsora’s first exhibition in New York and in the US. Presenting ten monumental works...More »
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Martin Wong & Aaron Gilbert “1981-2021”
P·P·O·W presents 1981–2021, a two-person exhibition featuring the paintings of Brooklyn-based artist Aaron Gilbert and the late Chinese-American painter Martin Wong. Sparking an intergenerational dialogue,...More »
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Emily Marie Miller “If I cannot bend the Gods above, then I will move the Infernal regions”
Monya Rowe Gallery presents an exhibition of new paintings by Emily Marie Miller titled If I cannot bend the Gods above, then I will move the Infernal regions. This show features a series of small-and-large...More »
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Helen Marden “Bitter Light a Year”
Gagosian presents Bitter Light a Year, an exhibition of new paintings by Helen Marden. Marden’s compositions combine vivid color with gesture in a joyful affirmation of life’s energies. Using resin...More »
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Katie DeGroot “Boscage”
Kathryn Markel Fine Arts presents an exhibition of new works by Katie DeGroot. The exhibition consists of 7 large watercolors that celebrate the complexity and surprising beauty of the natural world...More »
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Markus Linnenbrink “WEREMEMBEREVERYONE”
MILES McENERY GALLERY presents an exhibition of new works by Markus Linnenbrink. WEREMEMBEREVERYONE is the artist’s fifth solo exhibition at the gallery. Over the course of his thirty-year career, the...More »
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Monique Mouton “Inner Chapters”
Hermione picked up the thin grey envelope lying in the creased summer material of her flowered dress. A tiny bow of the same flowered material chafed at her throat. She pulled at the round opening of the...More »
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Paolo Arao “Drawdown”
Over the course of the past two decades, Arao’s practice has steadily evolved from an early focus on drawing, followed by a shift to painting, to most recently a wholehearted embrace of textiles. The body...More »
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Shannon Finley “Cascade”
MILES McENERY GALLERY presents an exhibition of new paintings by Shannon Finley. Cascade is the artist’s inaugural exhibition at the gallery. In Cascade, Finley explores the wonders of the perceptual...More »
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“Fifteen Painters” Exhibition
Andrew Kreps Gallery presents Fifteen Painters. Occupying both floors of the gallery, the exhibition brings together fifteen artists born after 1980, who take distinct and diverse approaches to the...More »
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“In Conversation” Exhibition
A groups exhibition curated by Katie DeGroot Kathryn Markel Fine Arts presents a group exhibition curated by Katie DeGroot, featuring work by her inspirational friends; Joan Nelson, Barbara Takenaga,...More »
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“Nature Morte” Exhibition
For our yearly thematic group exhibition we present “Nature Morte”, a 60-artist still life show with an environmental edge. Using the entire exhibition space and both showroom and office, this mega-show...More »
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Charlie Hudson “Points of Distraction”
Part 1: March 31 – April 11 Part 2: April 16 – May 9 Ki Smith Gallery presents Points of Distraction, a two-part exhibition of new sculptural paintings by Charlie Hudson, and featuring fellow artists...More »
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Ebecho Muslimova Exhibition
For her upcoming solo exhibition at The Drawing Center, artist Ebecho Muslimova will create a site-specific installation that will include thirteen large-scale panels featuring satirical graphic drawings...More »
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Izzy Barber “Maspeth Moon”
James Fuentes presents Izzy Barber, Maspeth Moon. Maspeth Moon presents a new series of Izzy Barber’s observational plein air paintings of daily life across New York. Neither symbolic in their imagery...More »
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“I was looking at the black and white world (it was so exciting)” Exhibition
ASHES/ASHES presents I was looking at the black and white world (it was so exciting), a group exhibition curated by Michael St. John, featuring Darja Bajagić, Gretchen Bender, Karin Davie, Nico Day, Cheryl...More »
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Erin Weckerle “Sympathetic Hum”
Mast Books presents Sympathetic Hum, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Erin Weckerle. This ongoing body of work explores the traditional folk-art iconography of Pennsylvania Dutch hex signs, and the...More »
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Alessandro Pessoli “Carousel”
“In this new cycle of works, I tried to find a balance between drawing and painting. I looked for solutions on how to create, in the same image, the lightness of the drawing sketched into the shapes and...More »
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Amanda Valdez “Gratitude”
Denny Dimin Gallery presents Gratitude, a solo exhibition by Amanda Valdez at the gallery’s New York location. This is Valdez’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery. For over a decade, Amanda Valdez...More »
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Daisy May Sheff “A Mountain Girl with Skyblue Teeth”
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Francesco Clemente “Fragments of Now”
Vito Schnabel Gallery presents Francesco Clemente: Fragments of Now, introducing a new body of work by the renowned New York-based artist. The nine monumental canvases on view find Clemente drawing inspiration...More »
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Gerald Jackson Exhibition
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Graham Anderson Exhibition
Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery presents a new show of oil paintings and gouache works on paper by Graham Anderson. Graham Anderson continues his use of pointillist brushstrokes and trompe l’oeil effect...More »
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Katherine Bradford “Mother Paintings”
Canada presents Mother Paintings, Katherine Bradford’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. In this new body of work, Bradford fuses inquisitive brushwork and a lushly evocative palette with psychological...More »
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Remy Jungerman “Brilliant Corners”
Fridman Gallery presents the first major solo exhibition in the United States of Remy Jungerman, whose works explore the intersection of pattern and symbol in Surinamese-Maroon culture, the larger African...More »
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Senem Oezdogan “The Night Paintings”
LAUNCH F18 and Uprise Art are pleased to present The Night Paintings, an exhibition of new work by Senem Oezdogan. In her paintings, Oezdogan employs precise color relationships to explore the absence...More »
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Simon Denny “Mine”
Petzel Gallery presents Mine, a new exhibition by Simon Denny. Mine is the culmination of a multi-year project exploring themes of technology, labor, and our relationship with the earth. Denny has been...More »
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Tariku Shiferaw “It’s a love thang, it’s a joy thang”
Galerie Lelong & Co. presents It’s a love thang, it’s a joy thang, our first solo exhibition with Tariku Shiferaw. Born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and currently based in New York City, Shiferaw’s...More »
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Wilhelm Sasnal “New Paintings and One Film”
The eighth exhibition by Polish artist Wilhelm Sasnal at Anton Kern Gallery presents fifteen paintings and one film. Known as a painter of individual, lucidly formulated images (rather than of explorations...More »
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“Man Ray & Picabia” Exhibition
Vito Schnabel Gallery presents Man Ray & Picabia, a historical exhibition that brings into dialogue seminal works by two early modern masters and legendary artists of the avant-garde. An intimate presentation,...More »
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Eric Shaw “Pure Mode”
The Hole presents its first solo exhibition in Tribeca by Eric Shaw. His last solo show with us was cut short by the pandemic and was up when we went dark. A year later as we emerge from the haze and grow...More »
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Theresa Hackett “Around the Bend”
High Noon presents Theresa Hackett’s second exhibition with the gallery, Around the Bend. Hackett’s newest paintings are double-sided works on 72” x 48” aluminum panels suspended in mid-air 12” from the...More »
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“The Color of Water” Exhibition
Foley Gallery presents The Color of Water, a four-person exhibition of artists who use watercolor as their primary medium. A glass holds a colorless liquid, a combination of hydrogen and oxygen, two...More »
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Yui Yaegashi Exhibition
Yui Yaegashi makes paintings using a self-imposed system of rules to create a composition. The artist focuses more on how the paintings will be made, rather than what they will look like, but so far has...More »
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Anthony Iacono “Beware of Pickpockets”
I was being watched. The entire block was pitch black. And after waiting under the shop awning for a few minutes and peeing on the side of the ATM machine, I realized I wasn’t alone. Silhouettes scuffled...More »
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Shirazeh Houshiary “A Thousand Folds”
Lehmann Maupin presents A Thousand Folds—an exhibition of new works by London-based Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary. Known for her painting, sculpture, and animation that seek to challenge viewers’ perceptions...More »
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Alex Hay “Past Work And Cats”
Peter Freeman, Inc., presents a retrospective of Alex Hay’s work. Originally planned for April 2020, what was the occasion of the artist’s 90th birthday last year, this is the artist’s sixth exhibition...More »
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Alex Hubbard “In the Near Field”
Eva Presenhuber presents In the Near Field, an exhibition of new works by the American artist Alex Hubbard. In the Near Field is Hubbard’s fourth solo exhibition with Eva Presenhuber and features paintings...More »
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Enrico Donati “Surrealist Paintings from the 1940s”
“Enrico Donati: Surrealist Paintings from the 1940s” at the Washburn Gallery is the first major exhibition of the artist’s work in New York in over two decades. Twelve paintings from 1942-1947 will be...More »
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Joan Semmel “A Balancing Act”
Alexander Gray Associates presents A Balancing Act, a two-venue exhibition of new works by Joan Semmel (b.1932), in the Gallery’s New York City and Germantown, NY spaces. In these recent paintings, Semmel...More »
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Ulrike Müller “Moving Parts”
Callicoon Fine Arts presents Moving Parts, a new exhibition by Ulrike Müller, her first solo show in New York City in almost five years. The presentation includes a group of monotypes and a wall painting...More »
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“Gateway to Himalayan Art” Exhibition
Gateway to Himalayan Art introduces visitors to the main forms, concepts, and meanings of Himalayan art represented in our collection. A large multimedia map orients the visitors and highlights cultural...More »
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David Sandlin “Belfaust”
From the late 1960s until 1998, Northern Ireland suffered through The Troubles: an era of severe political and sectarian violence, which was particularly brutal in the cities of Derry and Belfast. It emerged...More »
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“Asia Society Triennial: We Do Not Dream Alone” Exhibition
This first edition of the Asia Society Triennial, titled We Do Not Dream Alone, is composed of a multi-venue exhibition, interdisciplinary panels, forums, and performances taking place at Asia Society...More »
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José-Carlos Martinat “Ruinophilia”
Jose Carlos Martinat (b. 1974) lives and works in Lima, Peru. Martinat’s work is concerned with the social, cultural and political contexts of Latin America. He has a multidisciplinary practice that involves...More »
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Alice Neel “People Come First”
Alice Neel: People Come First will be the first museum retrospective in New York of American artist Alice Neel (1900–1984) in twenty years. This ambitious survey will position Neel as one of the century’s...More »
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Julie Mehretu Exhibition
This mid-career survey of Julie Mehretu (b. 1970, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia) covers more than two decades of the artist’s examination of painting, history, geopolitics, and displacement. Including approximately...More »
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Edmund Burke “Sublime on the Small Scale”
In 1757, the British statesman and philosopher Edmund Burke published A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful, an aesthetic treatise that profoundly influenced...More »
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“Away from the Easel: Jackson Pollock’s Mural” Exhibition
In 1943 Jackson Pollock created what would be his largest-ever painting: Mural. Although Pollock was not yet consistently working with canvases on the floor—pouring and dripping paint from all sides, as...More »
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“The Whitney’s Collection: Selections from 1900 to 1965” Exhibition
This exhibition of more than 120 works, drawn entirely from the Whitney’s collection, is inspired by the founding history of the Museum. The Whitney was established in 1930 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney,...More »
Permanent events
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"Connecting Cultures: A World in Brooklyn"
An innovative installation, featuring some of the most important objects in the Brooklyn Museum collection, has been developed to create new ways of looking at art and exploring the Museum by making connections...More »
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"Early Gothic Hall" Exhibition
The Early Gothic Hall at The Cloisters reopened in the Spring of 2006 after a five-year renovation. Completely refurbished 13th-century limestone windows and two dozen panels of newly conserved and reinstalled...More »
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"European Paintings" Exhibition
Although the collection of European paintings has often been presented in a chronological arrangement by school or style, this installation exploits the architecture of the soaring Beaux-Arts Court by...More »
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"Gallery Selections"
Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts is pleased to present a selection of its finest and newest acquisitions. The current installation of works in the gallery highlights the modernist landscapes of John Marin and...More »
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"It Happened In Brooklyn" Exhibition
This exhibit highlights key moments in our nation's history and how they played out in Brooklyn. Through artifacts from the Brooklyn Historical Society's permanent collection such as photographs, artworks,...More »
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"Selections from the Permanent Collection" Exhibition
“Selections from the Permanent Collection” features highlights from the Neue Galerie’s superb holdings of German and Austrian fine and decorative arts from the first half of the twentieth century. It incorporates...More »
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"Small Wonders from the American Collections" Exhibition
This special exhibition celebrates a major new installation in the Luce Center for American Art: Visible Storage ▪ Study Center that gives the public access to more than 350 additional objects from the...More »
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"Thannhauser Collection" Exhibition
Justin K. Thannhauser (1892–1976) was the son of art dealer Heinrich Thannhauser (1859–1935), who founded the Moderne Galerie in Munich in 1909. From an early age, Thannhauser worked alongside his father...More »
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"The Campin Room" Exhibition
The Campin Room at The Cloisters, the branch of the Metropolitan Museum devoted to the art and architecture of medieval Europe, recently reopened to the public following an extensive renovation. The gallery...More »