recent paintings by emerging and established gallery artists - “a rich exploration of contemporary artistic expression”

painterly chromatic reflections from Zutrau’s time in Japan - meditative compositions “expressing the beauty and calmness of the world around us”

new paintings, large sculptures, and watercolors, overseen by a large-scale, site-specific wall painting installation, demonstrate Shepherd’s signature use of architecture, geometry, and space

an exhibition of new pictures, alongside ones not previously seen in the US, ranging from what Wall refers to as “near documentary” to “blatant artifice”

in Griffo’s first solo exhibition in the US, the artist works with religion, architecture, and painting “as a way of tracing social structures and the problems arising from them”

the debut of recent large-scale paintings in oil, watercolors, and frescoes, in Clemente’s first exhibition at the gallery’s East 64th St townhouse

a wide-ranging exhibition of the expressive work of two artists who were contemporaries and friends, and who “knew we all share that parallel existence, and looked to art for sanity” - Barry Schwabsky

an exhibition of both historical and contemporary abstract art, from pioneers of the form through to artists from younger generations who continue to push the boundaries

recent cibachrome and inkjet prints, paintings, and video works unified by themes of biodiversity, preservation, contemporary anthropology, and the influence of media and technology on culture and society

landscapes, still lifes and portraits by the distinguished American photographer “reveal glimpses into Leibovitz’s highly associative thought processes”

an exhibition of major works from Ha’s widely celebrated signature series, as it developed from 1974 to the present

the gallery’s first exhibition of the Belgian artist presents a monumental, immersive “cabinet of curiosities” occupying the 500 square metres of their New York space

including loaned historic pieces from the early 1980s, the gallery presents an ambitious exhibition which explores one of Scully’s breakthrough bodies of work

online and in the landmark townhouse, the Bazaar is “heaving with handmade and vintage items from creators and dealer colleagues”

curated by Sheena Wagstaff, a two-venue exhibition of the Grenada-born, British artist which brings together new and historical works from five decades of his career depicting London’s 1980s reggae and dub nightclub scene

in the artist, filmmaker, actor, and writer's first solo exhibition in the US, new paintings draw on the Dutch Golden Age to explore the absurdity, humor, and horror of social conventions and personality types

a monumental new body of work, with large-scale paintings of meteorites and a text sculpture, which explores cosmic vastness and human experience

new paintings and works on paper in Fadojutimi’s first solo exhibition in New York - which includes the first time she has used the idea of a soundtrack in an exhibition

artworks produced by some of the most influential printmaking workshops in California - including Ellsworth Kelly collaborating with Gemini G.E.L., Bruce Nauman with Cirrus Editions, and Brice Marden with Kathan Brown Workshop

works by artists including: Magdalena Abakanowicz, Ruth Asawa, Mary Bauermeister, Lee Bontecou, Claire Falkenstein, Nancy Grossman, Blanche Lazzell, Louise Nevelson, Agnes Pelton, Irene Rice-Pereira, Anne Ryan, Betye Saar, and Esphyr Slobodkina

Grasso “blurs the line between temporalities, combining historical references and futuristic anticipations to create new, ambiguous, realities”

sculptural reliefs by the Helsinki-based ceramic artist - “Paikkari simply lets the material find its own form, cracking along undetectable internal fault lines” - Glenn Adamson

in an exhibition conceived and curated by Doig, paintings by artists who have informed his artistic development - “an exciting opportunity to present a selection of works by painters that I admire for their inventiveness and ability to surprise”

influenced by African American quilt-making, jazz, and Abstract Expressionism, twenty-four recent collages which respond to the fraught political, social, and cultural issues of the 21st century

Barquet’s first solo exhibition at the gallery “offers a lyrical exploration of time, juxtaposing ancient symbols with contemporary imagery”

conceived in conversation with Helene Winer, an exhibition of important early sculptures, a complete overview of sound works on vinyl, and text works by Goldstein

exploring confinement, control and resistance, new abstract textile works and sculptures in Krimes’ first exhibition since joining the gallery

in his first exhibition at the New York gallery, the critically acclaimed LA-based artist debuts limited-edition etchings and hand-painted monoprints which span his artistic practice

the first NYC solo exhibition for the Mexico City native presents works from three of her seminal series of vivid, cinematic photographs

in the Japanese-American sculptor’s first exhibition with the gallery, a site-responsive installation with hundreds of handmade sheets of paper floating between floor and ceiling in a gradient of dark to light indigo

new works on canvas by Grosse - “at some point I realized painting can bring everything together in a single moment”

influenced by science-fiction, video games, and manga, the Tokyo-based artist presents new portraits of a bionic, dystopian world

the gallery offers a rare opportunity to see Wilhelm Lehmbruck’s sculptures alongside paintings by Eugène Leroy

assembled by the renowned gallerist William Mora, “an extraordinary private collection of eleven significant paintings by Australia’s most celebrated contemporary artist”

an exhibition which showcases MacConnel’s seminal “bedsheet” paintings, alongside smaller gouaches on paper, studies for the larger works

large-scale paintings and assemblages by the late American self-taught artist, with major works from each period of his career

the contemporary realist painter presents detailed architecture and urban landscapes from a unique perspective in his first exhibition with the gallery

more than twenty new paintings by the Cuban-American artist present “his unique and intuitive aesthetic approach to abstraction”

“if the women of BanBan’s previous paintings were more universal in their scope, those shown in 14th Street Madonna are imbued with a greater sense of personality and a more personal touch”

the Memphis-born, New York-based artist shows new abstract paintings “imbued with his distinct treatment of line, light, and movement”

including a major new wall drawing, Simmons’ first exhibition with the gallery in NYC continues his examination of racially charged cartoon imagery from the 1920s and 30s

curated by Harold Ancart, a survey of paintings by Picabia from seven key periods alongside one by Ancart

ten important paintings together with a sculpture in the first exhibition of the seminal Nouveau Réalisme artist in New York since his passing in 2022

“Rödel’s paintings defy description or summary. They suggest a multitude of histories, theoretical precepts and modes of perception. But in their elimination of all figurative detail, they remain open”

thirty-five watercolors present Ratchye’s fascination with the Utah landscape, skies and mountain ranges

an exhibition dedicated to Montezin and complemented by important works from his contemporaries - “a testament to the innovative spirit that characterizes the Post-Impressionist movement”

an exhibition organized by Tomm El-Saieh, which explores Haitian art and culture and is staged in partnership with El-Saieh Gallery, Port-au-Prince, and CENTRAL FINE, Miami Beach

an exhibition which showcases Bonevardi’s “deep fascination with mathematics, architectural forms, astronomy, ritual practices, metaphysics, and ancient art, among other intellectual pursuits”

more than thirty international, established and emerging artists examine societal constructs of self and our relationship with the natural world, cultural histories, and processes of introspection

in an exhibition which exames what defines Painting, a set of new works where Rich further develops the possibility for painting as a broad, loose set of material, conceptual, and experiential parameters

screening for the first time in NYC, and shown with an accompanying series of MRI prints, Just’s film monitors the brain of an actor in character to explore emotionality and the daily performance of being human

in collaboration with Public Art Fund, two new public artworks considering the music, performance and the Black history of New York

“Graft opens connections between Puerto Rican communities across the city and reminds us of the centrality of the Caribbean to the history of New York City and the United States” - Melanie Kress

four new large-scale bronze sculptures, set against the green backdrop of Brooklyn Bridge Park, examine art, science fiction, horror, and mythology

an exhibition with over a dozen artists which explores how physical materials are transformed into dynamic forms that resonate with both visual and conceptual weight

the New York debut of Bey’s newest photographic series and film centering on Richmond, Virginia - where African captives first arrived in the US in enslavement

an exhibition showcasing the renowned German American artist’s portraits and offers a rare glimpse into his celebrated work

curated by Elisabeth Sann - with an accompanying Soul Jazz Records playlist - this exploration into the relationship between celestial bodies and the human experience offers a look at the profound and visionary works of the renowned artist

thirty paintings and photographs by one of the leading lights of the French contemporary art scene in his first solo show in the city - coordinated by Alfred Pacquement

works from Divola’s latest series, alongside selections from a seminal early series, offer a rare opportunity to trace the evolution of his practice and his examination of the process of image-making

two video works - from the late ’60s-70s and 2024 - alongside three iconic photographic series from the ’80s and ’90s in an exhibition dedicated to the acclaimed and groundbreaking photographer

with two new cinematic series of photographs, one shot at night and one taken in the day and presented as a cyclorama, An-My Lê explores “the contradictory nature of the manifest and the sublime within the contemporary American landscape”

paintings and tapestries of the threatened flora and fauna of her native Colombia in González’s first solo exhibition in New York

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