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08/21/2026

Alyson Shotz Studio at DEREK ELLER GALLERY exhibition walkthrough ✨

🎨 Alyson Shotz: Deep Field
🗓 May 1–30, 2026
📍 Derek Eller Gallery

Alyson Shotz’s exhibition Deep Field at Derek Eller Gallery in New York presents new work in plated steel, glass, paper, and wood. Taking its title from the composite Hubble Deep Field photograph — in which a 10-day exposure of a seemingly empty patch of sky revealed thousands of hitherto unknown galaxies — Shotz uses the metaphor to explore the phenomenological experience of space, gravity, and light, and how what seems solid and impenetrable can change in an instant when viewed from a new angle.

08/20/2026

Ugo Rondinone at Gladstone Gallery in 2023 ✨

Ugo Rondinone’s sculptures, in his exhibition Bright Light Shining at Gladstone Gallery, focus on one of nature’s most fleeting events: a lightning strike. Three towering bolts are cast in bronze and painted dayglo yellow, turning flashes of light into heavy, static objects. A cloud-like relief made from sand, gravel, and concrete brings another part of the storm into physical form. Together, the works continue Rondinone’s interest in natural forms and the relationship between the earthly and the sublime.

08/18/2026

Lévy Gorvy Dayan & Mary Boone exhibition walkthrough ✨

🎨 Downtown/Uptown: New York in the Eighties
🗓 September 18 – December 13, 2025
📍 Lévy Gorvy Dayan, 19 East 64th Street, New York

Organized in collaboration with legendary downtown gallerist Mary Boone, this museum-style survey spans the gallery’s landmarked Beaux-Arts townhouse across multiple floors. It traces two parallel currents of the decade — raw figuration and expressionist painting alongside cool conceptualism and the art of appropriation — set against the backdrop of the AIDS crisis, Reagan-era excess, and the rise of MTV-era consumer culture. A sweeping, theatrical staging that channels the era’s own over-the-top energy.

08/15/2026

Agnieszka Kurant at Marian Goodman Gallery exhibition walkthrough ✨

🎨 Agnieszka Kurant: Recursion
🗓 Feb 6–Mar 21, 2026
📍 Marian Goodman Gallery

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, engineers, and philosophers, Kurant creates systems where molecules, bacteria, animals, AI algorithms, and human crowds interact to generate unstable hybrid forms — from bronze chameleons whose skin is controlled by AI fed on social-media protest data to self-organizing metal crystals that physically grow in response to economic data.

08/13/2026

Paul Thek at Pace Gallery exhibition walkthrough ✨ On view through August 14

🎨 Paul Thek: Dream of Vanishing
🗓 May 15–Aug 14, 2026
📍 Pace Gallery

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, sculpture, and drawing — including a suite of never-before-seen pieces — the exhibition takes its title from a line in one of Thek’s notebooks, reflecting his lifelong preoccupation with disappearance, erasure, and the ephemeral.

08/11/2026

Guimi You at Lehmann Maupin – Art Gallery exhibition walkthrough ✨ On view through August 14

🎨 Guimi You: When the Sun Shines Again
🗓 Jun 11–Aug 14, 2026
📍 Lehmann Maupin, 501 W 24th St

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 unfold through a recurring image of sunlight, an enduring symbol of clarity, renewal, and hope — as light enters, forms reappear, and with them, the possibility of continuation.

08/08/2026

GaHee Park at Perrotin Gallery exhibition walkthrough ✨ On view through May 30

🎨 GaHee Park: Half-Looking, Half-Seen
🗓 Apr 24–May 30, 2026
📍 Perrotin

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 still lifes and portraits set within seascapes and landscapes, Park creates psychological explorations shaped by the transition of day into night — scenes that are both visually captivating and subtly unsettling.

08/06/2026

at exhibition walkthrough ✨ On view through August 14

🎨 Egeværk: Forms of Belonging
🗓 Jun 26–Aug 14, 2026
📍 HB381, 381 Broadway

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 flows and melting ice in hand-carved furniture and sculptural works built from white Danish ash, North American white oak, and maple — including the centerpiece Ontario Stones, poetic explorations of belonging inspired by glacial “”erratics”” found on the shores of Lake Ontario.

08/04/2026

at 60 White exhibition walkthrough ✨ On view now September 2026

🎨 Keith Haring: A World in Motion
🗓 Opened May 14, 2026
📍 60 White (Lio Malca ), Tribeca

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, Tokyo, Paris, Milan, and San Francisco, including pieces from the 1985 Sister Cities project and a 1984 Paris Metro drawing. At the center of the exhibition is a full-scale recreation of San Francisco’s DV8 nightclub, capturing the convergence of art, music, performance, and nightlife that shaped Haring’s world.

Keith Haring Foundation

08/02/2026

P. Staff at David Zwirner – Art Gallery exhibition walkthrough ✨

🎨 P. Staff: Possessive
🗓 September 18 – October 25, 2025
📍 David Zwirner, 34 East 69th Street, New York

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 video, new sculptures, sound, and light. A projected figure stretches through the building’s central column as a green laser pierces its torso, while breathing, heartbeats, and fragmented sounds create an uneasy atmosphere. The exhibition’s yellow lighting shifts between references to streetlamps, sunshine, nuclear fallout, and bodily states, using the architecture itself to reinforce ideas of surveillance and physical vulnerability.

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