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The opening night of David Zwirner’s anniversary show in New York, “25 Years,” resembled a rock concert. It’s the most accurate way I could describe this atypical opening. Although the gallery has never been an… From Franz West to Podcasts: David Zwirner Reflects on 25 Years
De Wain Valentine is on view for a final week at David Zwirner Gallery in New York. The American minimalist sculptor is best known for his translucent glass, fiberglass, and cast polyester resin sculptures from… De Wain Valentine Retells His History at David Zwirner Gallery
When you step inside the late Donald Judd’s restored 19th-century cast-iron New York residence and studio, you’re taken back in time. Not to Nicolas Whyte’s 1870s textile factory but transported to 1970s SoHo, where artists… Two Old Friends Meet Again in “Make Art, Not Pipelines” at the Judd Foundation
Yayoi Kusama—the one we know and love—is back again, and this time, she’s presenting at two of David Zwirner’s New York locations with a colorfully conceptual exhibition filled with thousands of her prized polka dots titled “Give… Last Chance to See Kusama’s “Give Me Love” at David Zwirner Gallery
WEDNESDAY “Sargent’s Daughters” at Sargent’s DaughtersJune 25 – July 26Opening: June 25th 6-8pm179 East Broadway An exhibition of women artists exploring the legacy of John Singer Sargent. THURSDAY “The Fifth Season” at James Cohan GalleryJune… Top Exhibitions Opening This Week in New York (June 23–29)
The singing telegram is alive and well on West 19th Street. Art lovers were summoned to the opening reception for Michael’s Riedel’s solo show at David Zwirner, “PowerPoint,” on view through March 23, not only with traditional invitations… Did Michael Riedel Just Make Microsoft’s PowerPoint Cool?
