Lee Krasner

An exhibition of Lee Krasner's paintings and works on paper from the 1960s, presented collaboratively by Olney Gleason, Gagosian, and the Pollock-Krasner Foundation at Gagosian's rue de Ponthieu…

ARLENE BAKER: SILK SCREENS To SILK SPACES

ARLENE BAKER: SILK SCREENS To SILK SPACES at Noho M55 Gallery. Don't put any content here. The homepage content comes from EVENTS—according to their start/end dates. Make each exhibition…

Curran Hatleberg: River's Dream, 2010-2020

Curran Hatleberg's River's Dream, 2010-2020 presents the complete series of sixty-five photographs made over a decade of return visits to the southeastern United States. Pictures of porches, main…

Roger Ferney-Cortés

In this body of work, the steel rolling gate is transfigured into something humorous, intimate, and welcoming. Bounded up in these artifacts are the social dynamics of urban life – thresholds which…

Channing Hansen: Metaphotical Spectra

A comprehensive survey of Channing Hansen's fiber works that explore the relationship between the natural and manmade worlds through hand-dyed and hand-spun woolens with algorithmically determined…

Ibrahim Said

Ibrahim Said at Yossi Milo Gallery brings together works for public viewing. The exhibition emphasizes material, image, and form across the pieces on view. Themes of looking closely, presence, and…

Alison Hall: spirits (where the water tastes like wine)

Alison Hall’s *spirits (where the water tastes like wine)* explores attention, memory, and the act of looking through intricately layered paintings. Repeated graphite dots and lines unfold across…

José Lerma: THESPESIA GRANDIFLORA

Nino Mier Gallery presents THESPESIA GRANDIFLORA, José Lerma’s fourth solo here. Over thirty impasto portraits of Puerto Rican politicians, athletes, and cultural figures examine the island’s…

Ellie Pritts: THE BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDS

*The Best of All Possible Worlds* brings together artists who use world-building to imagine realities beyond our own. Inspired by Voltaire’s *Candide*, the exhibition moves between the fantastic and…

Melissa Joseph: Casserole Culture

Melissa Joseph’s *Casserole Culture* explores family, memory, and growing up biracial in rural Pennsylvania through needle-felted paintings and found-object sculptures. Drawing from family…

Maysey Craddock: to the heart of the woods

Sears-Peyton Gallery is located in Manhattan's Chelsea art district and represents the work of contemporary American artists, including John Huggins, Jane Rosen and many more. Jun 1 – Jun 30…

Peik Larsen: Notes, Studies, Outtakes

Peik Larsen: Notes, Studies, Outtakes at Freight + Volume brings together works for public viewing. The exhibition emphasizes material, image, and form across the pieces on view. Themes of looking…

Matt McCormick: Long Distance Call

Matt McCormick: Long Distance Call at Ruttkowski;68 brings together works for public viewing. The exhibition emphasizes material, image, and form across the pieces on view. Themes of looking closely…

Narratives of Intricacy: Drawings by Jean-Pierre Nadau

Narratives of Intricacy: Drawings by Jean-Pierre Nadau at Cavin Morris. A solo exhibition of drawings by Jean-Pierre Nadau exploring intricate narratives through works on paper Viewers encounter…

Marlon de Azambuja: Light Field

Brazilian artist Marlon de Azambuja's first presentation at Instituto de Visión NY features installation-based work deeply rooted in inquiry into architecture and spatial relationships.