Openings & Events

During our Los Angeles exhibition Roy DeCarava: the sound i saw, we will host a series of event programs centered on and inspired by the artist’s work. Presented in a listening room in an adjacent gallery at 616 N Western Avenue, these sessions will range from all-day interventions focused on singular musicians to scheduled film screenings and more.

In celebration of Frieze Week and Prose, Louis Fratino’s debut exhibition with the gallery in London, join the artist for a conversation with Martin Clark, director of Camden Art Centre. Together, they will discuss the new paintings on view and Fratino’s expressive figuration, informed by his considered study of art history and literature.

WE ARE ONA and Luca Pronzato are pleased to announce Dalad’s, a new collaboration with artist Rirkrit Tiravanija and chef Dalad Kambhu. For one week, WE ARE ONA will take over a secret location near Place de l’Étoile in Paris, transforming the space into a temporary restaurant where Tiravanija will create an immersive installation in which Kambhu will bring her distinctive interpretation of Thai cuisine.

Join Victoria Wilson and Foster Hirsch in conversation with Nicholas Fox Weber, director of the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, on Weber’s new book on the life and art of Anni Albers, whose transformative work with fabrics resulted in its being embraced as a pioneering art form of 20th century modernism.

To celebrate the closing of Roy DeCarava: the sound i saw and SIDE B: the sounds, join us for a special live performance co-presented with Sam First, a nonprofit, world-class jazz club dedicated to supporting and expanding jazz as a musical form and tradition in Los Angeles. Guitarist Anthony Wilson, one of LA’s most celebrated guitarists, and pianist Billy Childs, a six-time Grammy award winner, will perform an intimate duo set spanning a wide repertoire.

Join Michael Armitage for a conversation with Chris Dercon, Director of the Fondation Cartier, on the current landscape of independent cultural initiatives in Africa. Armitage is the founder of the Nairobi Contemporary Art Institute (NCAI) in Kenya, which plays a key role in supporting creation, structuring the local art scene, and fostering regional collaborations.

Join us to celebrate the opening of Nara’s first major solo exhibition in New York in nearly a decade. The exhibition will span our two Chelsea locations and feature new paintings and drawings, recent sculptures, and early works selected by the artist.

To celebrate the opening of No Plan at All: Prints from BORCH Editions at our London gallery, join us for a discussion with Niels Borch Jensen, founder of BORCH Editions; Tacita Dean, artist; and Jennifer Ramkalawon, curator of Western Modern and Contemporary Graphic Works at the British Museum. The discussion will be followed by the exhibition’s private view beginning at 6:30 PM.