Ad Reinhardt
Focusing on works from the 1940s, this exhibition examines the decade during which Reinhardt thrust himself into the project of completely non-objective painting.
Ad Reinhardt
Focusing on works from the 1940s, this exhibition examines the decade during which Reinhardt thrust himself into the project of completely non-objective painting.
Robert Ryman: 1961–1964
Curated by Dieter Schwarz and organized in collaboration with the artist’s family, this exhibition is one of the most extensive looks at this formative moment in Ryman’s career.
Neo Rauch: Field Signs
Widely celebrated as one of the most influential figurative painters working today, Rauch is known for richly colored and elaborate paintings that contain a repertoire of invented characters, settings, objects, and motifs.
Robert Ryman: 1961–1964
Curated by Dieter Schwarz and organized in collaboration with the artist’s family, this exhibition is one of the most extensive looks at this formative moment in Ryman’s career.
Neo Rauch: Field Signs
Widely celebrated as one of the most influential figurative painters working today, Rauch is known for richly colored and elaborate paintings that contain a repertoire of invented characters, settings, objects, and motifs.
Thomas Ruff: Doors of Perception
Sign up now for first access to a portfolio of four new works by Thomas Ruff related to his d.o.pe. series, which debuted at our New York gallery last year.
IFPDA Print Fair
We're pleased to participate in the 2024 edition of the IFPDA Print Fair, opening February 15 at the Park Avenue Armory.
Thomas Ruff: Doors of Perception
Sign up now for first access to a portfolio of four new works by Thomas Ruff related to his d.o.pe. series, which debuted at our New York gallery last year.
IFPDA Print Fair
We're pleased to participate in the 2024 edition of the IFPDA Print Fair, opening February 15 at the Park Avenue Armory.
Dialogues: Laurie Simmons and Carroll Dunham
In Episode 2 of Season 8, artists Laurie Simmons and Carroll Dunham give host Helen Molesworth an unvarnished look into nearly five decades of partnership.
Cauleen Smith in The New York Times
"With its layers and synesthetic appeal, the project, which was curated by Ebony L. Haynes, the director of 52 Walker, explores Smith’s conflicted love for a city that is hard and getting harder ... yet infused with disconcerting beauty."
Dialogues: Laurie Simmons and Carroll Dunham
In Episode 2 of Season 8, artists Laurie Simmons and Carroll Dunham give host Helen Molesworth an unvarnished look into nearly five decades of partnership.
Cauleen Smith in The New York Times
"With its layers and synesthetic appeal, the project, which was curated by Ebony L. Haynes, the director of 52 Walker, explores Smith’s conflicted love for a city that is hard and getting harder ... yet infused with disconcerting beauty."
Robert Ryman: 1961–1964
Curated by Dieter Schwarz and organized in collaboration with the artist’s family, this exhibition is one of the most extensive looks at this formative moment in Ryman’s career.
Ad Reinhardt
Focusing on works from the 1940s, this exhibition examines the decade during which Reinhardt thrust himself into the project of completely non-objective painting.
Robert Ryman: Line
Featuring works made on a wide range of unorthodox supports, the exhibition underscores Ryman’s expansive approach to drawing and complements the coinciding presentation of his work at our New York gallery.
Neo Rauch: Field Signs
Widely celebrated as one of the most influential figurative painters working today, Rauch is known for richly colored and elaborate paintings that contain a repertoire of invented characters, settings, objects, and motifs.
Robert Ryman: 1961–1964
Curated by Dieter Schwarz and organized in collaboration with the artist’s family, this exhibition is one of the most extensive looks at this formative moment in Ryman’s career.
Ad Reinhardt
Focusing on works from the 1940s, this exhibition examines the decade during which Reinhardt thrust himself into the project of completely non-objective painting.
Robert Ryman: Line
Featuring works made on a wide range of unorthodox supports, the exhibition underscores Ryman’s expansive approach to drawing and complements the coinciding presentation of his work at our New York gallery.
Neo Rauch: Field Signs
Widely celebrated as one of the most influential figurative painters working today, Rauch is known for richly colored and elaborate paintings that contain a repertoire of invented characters, settings, objects, and motifs.