🗓 Feb 6–Mar 21, 2026 📍 Marian Goodman Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Agnieszka Kurant's exhibition Recursion at Marian Goodman Gallery in New York brings together new and recent works examining how digital capitalism converts human culture into a reservoir of data. Working with scientists, linguists, enginee

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🗓 May 15–Aug 14, 2026 📍 Pace Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Paul Thek's exhibition Dream of Vanishing at Pace Gallery in New York is the first major presentation of his work in the city since his 2010 retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Bringing together more than fifty works of painting, sc

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🗓 Jun 11–Aug 14, 2026 📍 Lehmann Maupin, 501 W 24th St 🎟️ FREE ✨ Guimi You's exhibition When the Sun Shines Again at Lehmann Maupin in New York is a solo show of new paintings by the South Korean artist, conceived as a tribute to those who have returned to creating after time away. The works unfo

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🗓 Apr 24–May 30, 2026 📍@Perrotin 🎟️ FREE ✨ GaHee Park's exhibition Half-Looking, Half-Seen at Perrotin New York is a special presentation of new paintings preceding the artist's first institutional show in the US, opening this August at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. Through

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🗓 Jun 26–Aug 14, 2026 📍 HB381, 381 Broadway 🎟️ FREE ✨ The Danish design studio Egeværk's exhibition Forms of Belonging at HB381 in New York follows the duo's recent residency at the Wendell Castle Workshop. Founded by Mette Bentzen and Lasse Kristensen, Egeværk traces the contours of glacial flo

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🗓 May 14-September, 2026 📍 60 White (Lio Malca), Tribeca 🎟️ FREE ✨ Keith Haring: A World in Motion at 60 White in Tribeca, curated by Carlo McCormick in collaboration with Lio Malca, traces Haring's global dialogue between New York and the world — bringing together works created in New York, To

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🗓 September 18 – October 25, 2025 📍 David Zwirner, 34 East 69th Street, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ P. Staff’s exhibition *Possessive* explores what it means to own, control, or inhabit a body. Created specifically for David Zwirner’s former townhouse gallery, the installation combines a large-scale vide

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🗓 July 10 – August 21, 2026 📍 SHRINE, 368 Broadway, New York 🎟️ FREE Since the pandemic, Blair Saxon-Hill has found a sense of connection in a simple routine: visiting local markets, collecting flowers, arranging them, and painting them as they change over time. That process became the starting

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🗓 June 26 – July 31, 2026 📍 Almine Rech, New York 🎟️ FREE Haley Josephs’ third solo show with the gallery — and her first with Almine Rech in the United States. Drawing from notions of transformation and mortality, Josephs depicts solitary figures in fantastical yet foreboding environments tha

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🗓 May 9 – August 9, 2026 📍 Amanita, 313 Bowery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨An exhibition proposing a radical reversal: fossils understood as sculpture, and sculpture as specimen. John Chamberlain’s 1982 crushed-automobile-steel sculpture Gondola Marianne Moore is brought into direct dialogue with three f

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🗓 June 10 – August 7, 2026 📍 Bortolami, 39 Walker Street, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Tran Luong’s paintings begin with drawing and a fascination with the natural world that dates back to his childhood. In his Flowing and Under the Flowing series, animals, insects, and microscopic forms appear across han

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🗓 June 20 – July 31, 2026 📍 Company, 145 Elizabeth Street 🎟️ FREE Aya Brown makes paintings and drawings from family photographs, personal archives, and people she knows closely. For In the life, her first solo show, that process becomes a way of documenting Black queer women and their experie

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🗓 June 26 – July 31, 2026 📍 Almine Rech, New York 🎟️ FREE Atassi’s fifth solo show with the gallery opens with Ovid’s invocation: “My soul is wrought to sing of forms transformed to bodies new and strange.” Across eight paintings, chimeric flower women twist through indeterminate spaces part i

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🗓 June 26 – July 31, 2026 📍 Almine Rech, New York 🎟️ FREE Atassi’s fifth solo show with the gallery opens with Ovid’s invocation: “My soul is wrought to sing of forms transformed to bodies new and strange.” Across eight paintings, chimeric flower women twist through indeterminate spaces part i

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🗓 Jun 25–Aug 7, 2026 📍 Marian Goodman, 385 Broadway 🎟️ FREE ✨ Matt Saunders's exhibition On an Overgrown Path at Marian Goodman in New York presents new work embracing chance and contingency more closely than ever before. Saunders undertakes investigations into the complex and open-ended interac

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🗓 Jun 11–Sep 4, 2026 📍 Susan Inglett Gallery, 522 W 24th St 🎟️ FREE ✨ Ryan Wallace's exhibition Second Skin at Susan Inglett Gallery in New York was developed through the artist's ongoing interaction with and renegotiation of materials salvaged from the remnants of prior works. Unresolved or unf

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🗓 April 30 – July 24, 2026 📍 Hauser & Wirth, Wooster Street, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨First solo show in New York from this Montreal-born, London-based painter — a return to the city where she got her MFA at Columbia two decades ago. Framing devices run throughout as both motif and idea: mouths, apertu

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🗓 Jun 26–Aug 7, 2026 📍 James Fuentes, 52 White St 🎟️ FREE ✨ Lola Stong-Brett's exhibition Sometime Somewhere Someone Is Dancing at James Fuentes in New York is the British, Margate-based artist's first solo show in New York. Working at a scale that envelops the body, Stong-Brett introduces the o

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🗓 Jun 25–Aug 15, 2026 📍 Nicodim, 15 Greene St 🎟️ FREE ✨ Liang Fu's exhibition Sublunary at Nicodim in New York presents approximately thirteen wall works characterized by an aquatic and lunar atmosphere. The Paris-based Chinese artist prepares his own pigments, mixing in mica quartz for a pearle

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🗓 Mar 5–Apr 18, 2026 📍 Lehmann Maupin 🎟️ FREE ✨ McArthur Binion's exhibition Stuttering:Standing:Still II at Lehmann Maupin in New York is the artist's first solo presentation in New York in five years and his first late-career survey in the city. Spanning over five decades, Binion's abstract, g

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