David Zwirner Gallery has announced the reopening of their New York, London, Paris, and Hong Kong galleries to the public.
Beginning Monday, July 6 their Chelsea galleries in New York will be open by appointment. On view on 20th Street will be the new exhibition Leo Amino: The Visible and Invisible, as well as Al Taylor: A / LOW / HA: The Hawaiian Works, while on 19th Street will be Mamma Andersson: The Lost Paradise, and a major installation by Doug Wheeler.
As of Monday, June 15 their London gallery is open for appointments, with Bridget Riley and Paul Klee exhibitions on view.
In Paris, a new exhibition, Marcel Dzama: Blue Moon of Morocco, opens Thursday, July 2, alongside a solo presentation by Philip-Lorca DiCorcia.
In Hong Kong, a new group exhibition, Parallax, is currently showing works by gallery artists Francis Alÿs, Dan Flavin, Gordon Matta-Clark, Fred Sandback, and Diana Thater.
The following precautions will be in place:
David Zwirner New York (525 W 19th Street & 537 W 20th Street)
– Beginning Monday, July 6, the 20th Street and 19th Street galleries will be open by appointment only, Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM.
– Advance appointments are encouraged but not required. To schedule your visit, please book for the 19th Street gallery here and 20th Street gallery here.
– There will be a limit on visitors in the space at a time, to align with the city’s current social distancing protocol. (Group visits are not permitted at this time.)
– If the gallery is at capacity, visitors may be asked to book an appointment or return later, or queue outside the gallery.
– Visitors are required to wear masks for the duration of their visit.
– Masks and hand sanitizer will be provided for visitors at the front desk.
– The front desk and gallery staff will be wearing masks.
– The front desk will abide by a paperless policy: The exhibition press release, checklist and other details will be available via QR downloads.
– The 69th street gallery will remain closed to the public and is only available for private appointment only.
David Zwirner London (24 Grafton Street)
– Beginning Monday, June 15, the gallery will be open by appointment only, Monday through Friday, 11 AM–6 PM.
– There will be a limit on visitors in the space at a time, to align with the city’s current social distancing protocol. (Group visits are not permitted at this time.)
– If the gallery is at capacity, visitors may be asked to book an appointment or return later, or queue outside the gallery.
– The gallery door will remain open throughout the day.
– Visitors are required to wear masks for the duration of their visit.
– Masks and hand sanitizer will be provided for visitors at the front desk.
– The front desk and gallery staff will be wearing masks.
– The front desk will abide by a paperless policy: The exhibition press release, checklist and other details will be available via QR downloads.
– Advance appointments are required. To schedule your visit, please click here.
David Zwirner Paris (108, rue Vieille du Temple)
– The gallery is open during normal business hours, 11 AM–7 PM, Tuesday through Saturday.
– Advance appointments are encouraged but not required. To schedule your visit, please click here. If the gallery is at capacity, visitors may be asked to book an appointment or return later.
– There will be a limit on visitors in the space at a time, to align with the city’s current social distancing protocol. (Group visits are not permitted at this time.)
– The gallery door will remain open throughout the day.
– Visitors are required to wear masks for the duration of their visit.
– Masks and hand sanitizer will be provided for visitors at the front desk.
– The front desk and gallery staff will be wearing masks.
– The front desk will abide by a paperless policy: The exhibition press release, checklist and other details will be available via QR downloads.
David Zwirner Hong Kong (5-6/F, H Queen’s, 80 Queen’s Road Central)
– The gallery is open during normal business hours (Tuesday to Saturday, 11 AM–7 PM).
– Upon arrival to the building and gallery, visitors will have their temperature taken.
– Visitors are asked to wear masks for the duration of their visit.
– Masks and hand sanitizer will be provided for visitors at the front desk.
– The front desk staff, and all visitor-facing staff, will be wearing masks.
– Upon entering the gallery, visitors will be asked to fill out a health declaration form, stating name, contact details, confirming no travel history or Covid-19 symptoms in the past 14 days.
– The front desk will abide by a paperless policy: the exhibition press release, checklist and other details will be available via QR downloads.
– Advance appointments are encouraged, but not required. To schedule your visit, please click here.
