Frieze New York reveal the list of participating galleries for the fair’s 10th edition
Today, Frieze New York revealed the list of participating galleries for the fair’s tenth edition, which will take place for… Read More
Art Stuff New York
Art Stuff New York is where you can find all the cool art stuff: exhibitions, events we have found coming out of New York.
Daniel Arsham Time Dilation
The most amazing machine on earth is buried outside Geneva: the CERN Large Hadron Collider. It is a huge, perfectly… Read More
Julie Mehretu: lines blurred in about the space of half an hour
Mehretu’s expansive, and incredibly labour intensive works each tackle their own important themes—immigration, displacement, social and economic inequality, and natural disasters
New Moynihan Train Hall, features 3 ambitious site-specific permanent installations by artists Kehinde Wiley, Elmgreen & Dragset and Stan Douglas
Over the New Year Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the opening of the new Moynihan Train Hall, along with three… Read More
Kenny Rivero’s new paintings poetically explore his “fear of death as a person of color in America”
Interdisciplinary artist Kenny Rivero presents autobiographical series of new paintings that poetically explore his “fear of death as a person of color in America” through the lens of Dominican-American identity.
Brooklyn-based ‘love for both of us’ collaborate with artist Robert Lazzarini for the first collection.
love for both of us is a Brooklyn-based company that collaborates with internationally exhibiting artists to make high-end jewellery. The… Read More
More Than Just a Pretty Picture: Vivian Springford at Almine Rech
Vivian Springford at Almine Rech is only the artist’s second solo show; The opening exhibition was in 2018 when Almine Rech Gallery first began to represent Springford’s estate.
Pedestrian Profanities curated by Eric N Mack
Pedestrian Profanities, at Simon Lee Gallery’s New York space, presents an eclectic array of multi-media designs by eight interdisciplinary artists
Amy Sillman Twice Removed
Even at the opposite end of the gallery, each individual component of the painting was so intense that, when combined, a rich mix of emotion exuded from the canvas. Each work, as a matter of fact, in American painter Amy Sillman’s exhibition, Twice Removed seemed to have this effect.
Alex Gardner
The Hole is to present BLUES, an exhibition of 10 new paintings by Alex Gardner. The etheric pastel paintings on view in BLUES extend familiar tropes from the Long Beach-based artist’s practice
50 celebrated artists have partnered with the Coalition for the Homeless
50 celebrated artists have partnered with the Coalition for the Homeless to create these stunning limited edition artist plates.
ED RUSCHA Paintings
Gagosian is to present an exhibition of new paintings by Ed Ruscha. Since the 1960s, Ruscha has created a distinctive and ever-expanding lexicon of signs, symbols, images, and words drawn from vernacular America.
Ice and Fire a benefit exhibition in three parts for The Kitchen.
Ice and Fire is viewable online through an exhibition website designed by Wade Guyton, Jacqueline Humphries, Jon Lucas, and Eric Wrenn: 512w19.thekitchen.org.
Lauren Manoogian presents a 21-piece edit of vessels by Lætitia Jacquetton
For the second instalment of OBJECT, Lauren Manoogian presents a 21-piece edit of vessels by Lætitia Jacquetton, that will be exhibited and available for presale at the Lauren Manoogian New York space
MINISTRY OF TRUTH 1984/2020 NOW OPEN FOR VIEWING
Ministry of Truth: 1984/2020 is an outdoor art exhibition featuring 20 artists on 20 billboards throughout the five boroughs of NYC—
Frieze New York goes bijou for 2021
Frieze New York is going bijou for 2021 moving from its tent on Randall’s Island to the Shed for a smaller Art Fair making it easier to manage in these COVID times (and a lot easier to get to- which is great)
Ariana Papademetropoulos: Unweave a Rainbow
Ariana Papademetropoulos: Unweave a Rainbow is the first New York City solo exhibition for the Los Angeles-based artist. Unweave a Rainbow will debut a new series of large-scale works by the artist
David Byrne exhibition dingbats opens in New York & Online
dingbats is an online exhibition featuring fifty unique hand-drawn illustrations by interdisciplinary artist and musician David Byrne, made this year while isolating in his Manhattan apartment.
Theaster Gates: Black Vessel
Gagosian is pleased to present Black Vessel, Theaster Gates’s first ever solo exhibition in New York following his inclusion in the Whitney Biennial one decade ago. Gates’s approach to artmaking is as protean as it is spiritual and political.
New York based MSCHF turned medical bills into paintings and sold them to erase their debt
137 million Americans are struggling with medical debt – that is more than one-third of Americans. In Medical Bill Art, MSCHF’s latest work, they used the art market in order to pay off and absolve three pieces of medical debt, totalling $73,360.36.
Massive “Climate Clock” launched in New York City
For Climate Week, the iconic Metronome clock in Union Square has been repurposed as a giant Climate Clock, an 80-foot-wide digital display that keeps track of our remaining time window to take urgent action on climate change.
Peter Saul: Murder in the Kitchen, Early Works
Peter Saul: Murder in the Kitchen, Early Works, features paintings and works on paper created from 1959 to 1966. The exhibition charts the artist’s development as he emerges as one of the most original voices in 20th century American painting.
Christie’s to auction a T.REX called STAN
On October 6th, Christie’s will offer one of the largest, most complete and widely studied Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons ever discovered. Endearingly named “STAN”
Ryan Gander: These are the markers of our time
Ryan Gander will open Lisson Gallery’s new space in New York with an exhibition highlighting time as the new currency, reflecting on how – in an age of identity politics, selfie culture and an incessant need to shout the loudest – the focus of our time should be on the value of time itself.