🗓 September 10 – October 17, 2026 📍 Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Dora Jeridi’s debut solo exhibition at the gallery, and a New York homecoming for an artist born there to a French and Tunisian family. New large-scale paintings in exquisite drapery and tar-like black, developed a

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🗓 September 17 – October 17, 2026 📍 Lévy Gorvy Dayan, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Inma Barrero's first exhibition with the gallery. Eight large-scale ceramic bead sculptures — each one hundreds of individually handmade beads linked with metal wire. Pachamama, Tellus, Hariti, Melaina, Isis. A chorus of

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🗓 September 10 – October 17, 2026 📍 David Zwirner Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Scott Kahn’s singular landscapes — a genre central to his practice over more than five decades — brought together in a significant survey. Ominous moonscapes, bare trees electrified by unexpected hues, and picture wi

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🗓 September 10 – October 17, 2026 📍 Hollis Taggart, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Tim Kent paints the pause. Twelve new paintings of figures at rest — in turquoise bedrooms and red interiors — asking why stillness feels so hard to come by right now. #art #HollisTaggart #TimKent

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🗓 September 10 – October 16, 2026 📍 White Cube Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Danh Vo returns to New York after his acclaimed 2018 Guggenheim show. Religious relics, classical fragments, organic materials. A bronze cast of a Madonna and Child (attributed to Tilman Riemenschneider, c. 1490) restit

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🗓 September 10 – October 20, 2026 📍 Morgan Presents, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Rebecca Ness paints what we inherit — from Bellows and Manet to Cubbyhole, the West Village gay bar, to a rush-hour Q train on her largest canvas yet. Plus trompe-l'oeil wall works full of clues. #art #MorganPresents

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🗓 September 9 – October 17, 2026 📍 @Perrotin 🎟️ FREE ✨ A solo exhibition of works by the late Korean-American painter Young-Il Ahn. Born in Gaeseong, Young-Il Ahn moved to Los Angeles in 1966 where he found enduring inspiration in the California coast. Key series spanning 1985–2018. Through l

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🗓 September 11 – October 10, 2026 📍 James Fuentes Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Oscar yi Hou's third solo with the gallery. He turns toward underground nightlife and its afterglows. Figures flicker through vaporous marks, drips, and hazes. The crowd becomes its own weather system. 'Pleasure may

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🗓 September 10 – October 10, 2026 📍 albertz benda, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Sarah Lee goes from night skies to deep water. Glowing blue lakes under red suns and mountains, no people anywhere — a world that pulls you in but was never meant for you. Last chance: closes October 10. #art #albertzb

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Gallery hopping in Chelsea - October 2026 #art

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🗓 September 9 – October 17, 2026 📍 Sofia Sominski Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Samuel Farrier's first solo at the gallery. A new body of work developed from intimate observations of his Centre Street studio. The studio as structure — a place of work, but also of being. Breath, habitual routine,

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🗓 September 9 – October 31, 2026 📍 Andrew Edlin Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Curated by Susan Aberth, this group show brings together 17 artists from the early 20th century onward who gave visual form to alternate realities, spirits, cosmic forces, and other planes of consciousness. Anchored by

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🗓 September 10 – October 17, 2026 📍 Harper’s Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Marc Dennis recasts still life as theatrical tableaux, setting Old Master gravitas against the comic excess of contemporary kitsch. Marc Dennis disrupts Dutch Golden Age symbolism with consumer culture: bouquets bloom whi

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🗓 September 17 – November 14, 2026 📍 Hannah Traore Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ James Perkins’ second solo show at the gallery continues his decade-long exploration of the nonsite — Robert Smithson’s 1968 concept for displacing material from its original location into the gallery. James Perkins

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🗓 September 18 – October 31, 2026 📍 Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Organized in collaboration with Edward Tyler Nahem Fine Art, this exhibition focuses on Kenneth Victor Young’s “orb” paintings from the early 1970s — a pivotal body of work that expanded the language of Color Field pa

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🗓 September 9 – October 17, 2026 📍 @Perrotin Gallery 🎟️ FREE ✨ Nikki Maloof’s new paintings present a world where imagined interiors and fantastical landscapes become proxies for the human experience. Human figures are fragmented or partially obscured; animals appear fully visible with intact

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🗓 September 11 – October 16, 2026 📍 The Hole Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Peter Opheim’s second solo show at The Hole. His debut was filled with luminous, sunny oil paintings. Cave is a dark and stormy antithesis: Peter Opheim’s new paintings feature tiny clay sculptures rendered in colorful an

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🗓 September 10 – October 31, 2026 📍 Parent Company, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Curated by Lucas Ondak, this is Earth Ængel’s first New York solo show — the culminating chapter of their years-long allegorical project in which dolphins serve as psychopomps: sacred guides crossing the watery abyss to the

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🗓 September 10 – October 24, 2026 📍 Sikkema Malloy Jenkins Gallery, New York 🎟️ FREE ✨ Magalie Guérin’s second solo at the gallery brings paintings and ceramic sculptures into dialogue — two bodies of work that share a common language and evolve through revision, hesitation, and return. The ti

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📅 September 24–27, 2026 📍 Sotheby's at The Breuer, 945 Madison Avenue, NYC 🎟️ Tickets required ✨ Independent 20th Century has moved into the Breuer for its fifth edition, and the setting fits. Marcel Breuer's landmark on Museum Mile was home to the Whitney, the Met Breuer, and the Frick before b

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