🗓 Mar 13–Apr 25, 2026 📍 Jane Lombard Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Lucy + Jorge Orta’s exhibition from root to rain at Jane Lombard Gallery spans painting, embroidery, tapestry, and film exploring ecosystems shaped by ecological instability. Drawing on scientific research and field expeditions from the Amaz

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🗓 Feb 10–Mar 28, 2026 📍 Gagosian 🎟️ FREE ✨ Michael Heizer’s exhibition Negative Sculpture at Gagosian in New York features two large-scale negative line sculptures made from winding steel forms embedded into a raised concrete floor, along with early drawings. The works extend Heizer’s decades-lo

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🗓 Mar 12–Apr 25, 2025 📍 A Hug From The Art World 🎟️ FREE ✨ Lisa Edelstein’s exhibition DAVKA at A Hug From The Art World in New York features fifteen new watercolor paintings based on archival family photographs. Edelstein transforms snapshots from her Jewish family history into cinematic, domes

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🗓 Mar 20–May 2, 2026 📍 GRIMM Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Letha Wilson’s exhibition Stone’s Throw at GRIMM in New York presents new works combining photography, sculpture, steel, and concrete. Drawing from landscapes across Yosemite, Kings Canyon, Sequoia National Park, White Sands National Park, and Mount

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🗓 Mar 6–Apr 18, 2026 📍 Bortolami Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Vian Sora’s exhibition Tepe Gawra at Bortolami in New York presents new abstract paintings built through poured acrylic, layered pigments, lapis lazuli, and oil paint. Sora develops compositions through staining, spreading color, and adding har

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🗓 Feb 19–Apr 4, 2026 📍 Harper’s Chelsea 512 Noel W Anderson’s exhibition Courtside Sermon at Harper’s Chelsea 512 in New York presents a new body of digitally manipulated jacquard tapestries. Anderson combines outsourced textile production with intensive hand processes including abrasion, bleac

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🗓 Jan 28–Apr 18, 2026 📍 Vito Schnabel Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Francesco Clemente’s exhibition Travel Diary at Vito Schnabel Gallery in New York brings together paintings and mixed media works created over nearly three decades. Drawing from travels across India, Afghanistan, China, Brazil, North Africa

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🗓 Jan 31–May 23, 2026 📍 Canal Projects 🎟️ FREE ✨ Jakkai Siributr’s exhibition There’s no Place at Canal Projects in New York features large-scale textile installations, collaborative embroidery, and hand-stitched works made from uniforms, clothing, and domestic fabrics. Siributr explores displac

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🗓 Mar 12–Apr 25, 2026 📍 Pace Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Sam Gilliam’s exhibition STITCHED at Pace in New York brings together stitched canvas works and hanging sculptures made during and after his 1993 residency in Ireland. Using pre-painted and stained canvas, Gilliam cut, pieced, and sewed the material

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🗓 Mar 6–Apr 25, 2026 📍 Jeffrey Deitch Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Doron Langberg’s exhibition Landscapes at Jeffrey Deitch in New York presents oil on linen paintings developed over two years. The works explore places tied to personal and historical experience, using layered paint, shifting figuration, an

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What you can’t miss at the Outsider Art Fair 👀 Concierge Art Sales (Booth C2) presenting Frank Diaz Escalet Curated by Stavroula Coulianidis Cut leather, everyday life, and something unexpectedly cinematic. #OutsiderArtFair #ArtFair #OutsiderArt #FrankDiazEscalet #StavroulaCouliani

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What you can’t miss at Outsider Art Fair 👀 Ricco/Maresca Gallery (Booth B10), with Kylie Ryu, on Sarah Theresa Lee’s art A world that feels familiar—until it doesn’t. Quietly unsettling, and hard to shake once you notice it. #OutsiderArtFair #ArtFair #OutsiderArt #RiccoMaresca

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What you might miss at the Outsider Art Fair 👀 @OUTSIDER ART w/Adam Oestreich (Booth C4) highlighting a piece with one of the best titles at the fair. “Three Devil Cats Kidnapped a Not Unwilling Horse To Go On A Spree.” by Kay Ara Easy to walk past. Not so easy to forget. #OutsiderArtFai

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🗓 Feb 12–Mar 21, 2026 📍 Sikkema Malloy Jenkins 🎟️ FREE ✨ Yashua Klos’s exhibition Proposal for a Monument at Sikkema Malloy Jenkins in New York features large-scale woodblock print collages and sidewalk collages. Klos combines portrait busts with grids, planes, wood, concrete blocks, and archite

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🗓 On view now 📍 R & Company 🎟️ FREE ✨ The Chair, Collected at R & Company presents 20 modern and contemporary chair designs that explore the chair as both a functional object and a sculptural form. The works use a range of materials and construction methods, from traditional woodworking and furn

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🗓 Jan 15–Mar 7, 2026 📍 Petzel 🎟️ FREE ✨ Troy Brauntuch’s exhibition at Petzel in New York brings together new oil paintings with earlier works using ink, pastel, conté stick, raw pigment, and photographic sources. The presentation spans decades of Brauntuch’s practice and focuses on how images a

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🗓 Jan 23–Mar 7, 2026 📍 James Fuentes Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Becky Howland’s exhibition Paintings: 1995–2025 at James Fuentes Gallery in New York surveys three decades of paintings exploring ecology, energy systems, and the relationship between plants, animals, and human-built environments. Working in

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🗓 Feb 20–Apr 4, 2026 📍 James Cohan Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Elias Sime’s exhibition FINAL DROP (የመጨረሻዋ ጠብታ) at James Cohan in New York presents woven assemblages made from electronic components including circuit boards, computer keys, and telecommunications wires. Part of the artist’s ongoing Tightrope

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🗓 Jan 9–Feb 28, 2026 📍 Marc Straus Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Shaunté Gates’s exhibition The Night Before: Poppies & Parachutes at Marc Straus Gallery in Tribeca presents layered collage works built on wood panels using printed media, photographs, drawings, and tissue paper. Gates combines cinematic visu

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🗓 Jan 16–Feb 28, 2026 📍 125 Newbury 🎟️ FREE ✨ Alfred Jensen’s art exhibition Diagrammatic Mysteries at 125 Newbury presents paintings, studies, and works on paper drawn from the Estate of Alfred Jensen. Known for dense compositions built from grids, diagrams, numbers, and prismatic color, Jensen

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