NYC Exhibition Finder

A major six-decade Brice Marden survey at Gagosian and his first comprehensive New York painting presentation in twenty years.

Rising painter Emma McIntyre brings new work to David Zwirner’s 52 Walker, with abstraction, gesture and material experimentation at the center.

Vojtěch Kovařík’s new Mendes Wood DM exhibition explores figuration, the body and mythology — a high-priority Tribeca stop this September.

Scott Kahn opens a new Chelsea exhibition at David Zwirner centered on nocturnal, figurative painting.

Nate Lowman returns to David Zwirner with work engaging American imagery, appropriation and contemporary culture.

Thomas Ruff’s jpegs ny connects photography, digital compression, technology and perception at David Zwirner in Chelsea.

Jordan Wolfson opens at Gagosian this September with an experimental presentation engaging technology, perception and contemporary culture.

Shani Strand’s solo exhibition at Artists Space brings an experimental, artist-led approach to contemporary mixed media and installation in Tribeca.

Helen Marden brings luminous color and painterly abstraction to Gagosian in Chelsea — a strong late-summer stop for materiality, gesture and atmosphere.

A focused MoMA presentation of Marcel Duchamp — an essential reference for conceptual art, authorship, objects and display. Closing August 22.

The Whitney Biennial brings together 56 artists, duos and collectives in an essential snapshot of contemporary American art. Closing August 23.

Studio Athena Calderone transforms The Future Perfect townhouse with a collectible furniture collection shaped by geometry, proportion and historic design references.

Jane Yang-D’Haene translates Korean craft traditions, memory and domesticity into contemporary furniture and objects at The Future Perfect.

A conceptual group exhibition at Swiss Institute exploring gifting, circulation, exchange and obligation through installation and mixed media.

Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera anchor a major MoMA exhibition connecting modern art, Mexico, biography and cultural storytelling.

Peggy Weil’s media practice explores memory, technology and digital culture in a solo presentation at MoMA.

Rita Ackermann opens the fall season at Hauser & Wirth with new painting — a strong September stop for abstraction, gesture and contemporary material practice.

Nikki Maloof opens a new solo painting exhibition at Perrotin on the Lower East Side — one to add to a September downtown gallery route.

Hauser & Wirth revisits Arp’s late sculpture through biomorphic form, space and perception — a particularly strong art-meets-design reference.

George Rouy presents a new solo exhibition of contemporary painting centered on the figure, body and movement at Hauser & Wirth.

Wendell Castle’s sculptural furniture comes to Friedman Benda this fall — especially relevant for collectible design, craft and hospitality interiors.

Lee Bul’s ambitious sculptural environments explore the body, technology, architecture and futurism at Hauser & Wirth in Chelsea.

Anna Maria Maiolino brings a materially driven exploration of line, body, repetition and space to Hauser & Wirth this September.