Hill Art Foundation

Hill Art Foundation The Hill Art Foundation is a public exhibition and education space located in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood.

03/17/2026

We are thrilled to share an excerpt from the March 4th conversation co-hosted with the Brooklyn Rail on the occasion of The Lost Beauty of Humankind: Robert Bergman’s Portraits in the Hill Collection. The conversation was between Hill Art Foundation President Tom Hill, curator and writer David Levi Strauss, and Rail Consulting Editor Joachim Pissarro, with an introduction by Phong H. Bui. Enjoy!

64 Visuals That Defined the Year in Arts. A wonderful throwback to Sam Moyer: Woman with Holes in . “The artist Sam Moye...
12/27/2025

64 Visuals That Defined the Year in Arts. A wonderful throwback to Sam Moyer: Woman with Holes in .

“The artist Sam Moyer had two high-profile shows in New York this year, where her art that made glass look like brick and fabric look like rock required close attention.”

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Installation view: Sam Moyer: Woman with Holes. Hill Art Foundation, May 1–August 1, 2025. © Hill Art Foundation. Photo: Dan Bradica Studio⁠

       

Allow us to introduce Inika Agarwal, who will be joining us as a summer 2025 intern. As a rising junior majoring in Stud...
06/17/2025

Allow us to introduce Inika Agarwal, who will be joining us as a summer 2025 intern. As a rising junior majoring in Studio Art and Art History at NYU Gallatin, Inika brings her studio knowledge to the Foundation. With experience in painting, drawing, and mixed media collage techniques, she will help this year’s Teen Summer Fellows investigate how different making processes and material properties can be used to convey meaning in a work of art. Through a series of different artistic exercises, Inika will guide the Teens to make zines inspired by Sam Moyer’s exhibition. Welcome, Inika!

This week, our Educators had the special opportunity to attend an artist talk with Amy Sherald at the Whitney Museum! Ou...
05/30/2025

This week, our Educators had the special opportunity to attend an artist talk with Amy Sherald at the Whitney Museum! Our students took some time to explore the exhibition, Amy Sherald: American Sublime, then had an open Q + A. Alongside students from and , it was an evening of thoughtful conversation, earnest advice, and illuminating insights with the artist!
 
Thank you and for a fantastic event! 

Woman with Holes is featured in this week’s T List newsletter! “The Brooklyn-based artist Sam Moyer’s new exhibition, ...
04/30/2025

Woman with Holes is featured in this week’s T List newsletter!

“The Brooklyn-based artist Sam Moyer’s new exhibition, “Woman with Holes,” takes its name from one of Isamu Noguchi’s anthropomorphic marble sculptures. When the exhibit opens at the Hill Art Foundation in New York this week, Moyer’s own abstract stone paintings and paper works will share space with the show’s namesake. The foundation has arranged her work in conversation with pieces from the Hill Collection, including those by Brice Marden, Jasper Johns and Noguchi.” Mattie Kahn

Woman with Holes
Opening reception - May 1, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
May 1 - August 1, 2025

  

Woman with Holes is featured in this week’s T List Newsletter! “The Brooklyn-based artist Sam Moyer’s new exhibition, ...
04/30/2025

Woman with Holes is featured in this week’s T List Newsletter!

“The Brooklyn-based artist Sam Moyer’s new exhibition, “Woman with Holes,” takes its name from one of Isamu Noguchi’s anthropomorphic marble sculptures. When the exhibit opens at the Hill Art Foundation in New York this week, Moyer’s own abstract stone paintings and paper works will share space with the show’s namesake. The foundation has arranged her work in conversation with pieces from the Hill Collection, including those by Brice Marden, Jasper Johns and Noguchi.” Mattie Kahn

Sam Moyer: Woman with Holes
Opening reception: May 1, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
May 1 - August 1, 2025

  

It’s a in New York City, but the Foundation is still open and going strong! Come visit The Writing’s on the Wall and s...
12/21/2024

It’s a in New York City, but the Foundation is still open and going strong! Come visit The Writing’s on the Wall and see Christopher Wool’s snow-clad Untitled (2013) on our last day before holiday closure❄️

We promise that the galleries are toasty—get out of the cold and stop by today!

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Please join us on Monday, November 18 at 6 p.m. for a conversation and Q+A with Jordan Casteel and Lauren Haynes, curato...
10/22/2024

Please join us on Monday, November 18 at 6 p.m. for a conversation and Q+A with Jordan Casteel and Lauren Haynes, curator of Field of view and Head Curator, Governors Island Arts and Vice President of Arts and Culture at the Trust for Governors Island.⁠
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Seating is limited. To RSVP, email [email protected].⁠
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Jordan Casteel: Field of view is on view at the Hill Art Foundation! The show runs through November 23, 2024.⁠⁠In exclus...
09/25/2024

Jordan Casteel: Field of view is on view at the Hill Art Foundation! The show runs through November 23, 2024.⁠
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In exclusive audio for the digital guide for the exhibition, Casteel reflects on the ways that Bounty (2020) contrasts the woman’s stillness with busy patterns on her blouse, the paper towel packaging, and the polka-dotted wall behind her. This balance of quiet introspection and dynamic motion perfectly captures the experience of riding the subway. ⁠
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Paintings such as Bounty are part of Casteel’s Subway Series: portraits of anonymous riders using public transportation in New York City. This selection of work differs from Casteel’s posed portraits or landscapes in that they are candid scenes from everyday life, offering a fleeting glimpse of the world through the artist’s eyes. ⁠
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Jordan Casteel, Bounty, 2020. Oil on canvas, 72 × 56 inches (182.9 × 142.2 cm). © Jordan Casteel. Private collection, promised gift to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Photo: David Schulze⁠
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