Artist, musician, and composer Céleste Boursier-Mougenot discusses clinamen with art historian, contemporary art curator, and Director of the Pinault Collection Emma Lavigne.
Acclaimed artist, musician, and composer Céleste Boursier-Mougenot presents the largest iteration to date of his ongoing aquatic and musical installation, featuring a series of circular basins filled with water in which ordinary ceramic bowls float and gently collide to produce melodious chiming sounds.
An exhibition exploring how the Bronx's terrain—its streets, housing, infrastructure, waterfronts, and neighborhoods—bears witness to the lives shaped within it, featuring Bronx-based artists.
Palomar is a group exhibition about watching the sky, featuring twenty-eight artists, unfolding in two parts, each five weeks long. Part 2 brings into view changing relationships with technology and the militarization of the skies.
Labouring Bodies explores the relationship between the body, labour and technology from a feminist perspective. The extensive group exhibition shows how the human body – especially the feminised and marginalised human body – has been shaped and controlled by machines since the dawn of the modern age, and how it has also been understood as a site of resistance.
Bring your sketchpad and capture the scenic views of the Hudson River and the city skyline. All artistic levels welcome.
An exhibition titled 'Unravel' by Charlotte Fox opens in the Project Room.
This exhibition explores the powerful relationship Yves Saint Laurent forged between fashion and photography over four decades, revealing how photography functioned not only as a tool for promotion but also as a creative force that helped define a legacy.
An exhibition exploring how the photographic image became central to the making of the house of Yves Saint Laurent over four decades. The public opening is on June 11 from 5-8 PM.
An exhibition considering how photographers have used the photobook over the last 25 years to speak directly to social, cultural, political, economic, and environmental changes throughout the United States. The public opening is on June 11 from 5-8 PM.
Get an intimate look at the decades-long conservation and restoration of Abram Alice Mural, a major New Deal–era mural commissioned through the Works Progress Administration’s Federal Art Project. This discussion will trace the mural’s journey from the children's ward at Gouverneur Hospital to its return to public view at the Museum of the City of New York.
The International Center of Photography is pleased to announce Evidence of Existence: 2026 ICP Recent Graduates Exhibition, bringing together work by the graduating class in over 10 years with 87 graduates from over 30 countries that comprise three of ICP’s education programs.
This exhibition explores how the photobook has emerged as a powerful tool for artists to respond to the forces shaping contemporary life in the United States, featuring over 50 photobooks from out-of-print titles to more recent landmark publications.
An upcoming exhibition celebrating Shimizu Uichi at 100, presented by Carpenters Workshop Gallery and De Biousse And West.
A group exhibition exploring the cognitive, psychological, political, and ecological dimensions of artificial intelligence (AI) through artworks from the past ten years.
An exhibition by Guimi You titled 'When the Sun Shines Again' will be on display at Lehmann Maupin in New York.
An exhibition by Alex Prager titled 'Matinee' will be on display at Lehmann Maupin in New York.
An exhibition of Philippe Parreno's work, 'Zidane, a 21st century portrait', will be on display at the Guggenheim in New York.
Exhibition featuring Sarah Lucas, Wangechi Mutu, and Rosemarie Trockel at Powerhouse Arts, New York.
In its first public presentation at the Guggenheim New York, Zidane, a 21st century portrait is shown on the occasion of the artwork’s twentieth anniversary and the 2026 World Cup hosted in North America. The ninety-minute piece will be screened on a continuous loop during museum hours in the Guggenheim’s Peter B. Lewis Theater.
This exhibition brings together architect and theorist Stan Allen NA and visual artist Polly Apfelbaum NA in a collaborative curatorial project.
An upcoming exhibition featuring Léa Mestres and Martin Laforêt.
An upcoming exhibition by Roger Herman titled California Poppies.
Opening Reception for the En Plein Air exhibition, featuring drawings and paintings created outdoors and inspired directly by the natural environment.
A group exhibition surveying the diverse nature of photographic practices today, featuring works by Renate Aller, Francisco Alvarado, Berndt and Hilla Becher, Roger Cutforth, Mark Golderman, Grace Graupe-Pillard, Ariane Lopez-Huici, Slava Mogutin, and Dirk Rowntree.
An exhibition featuring works by Jesse Darling, Nina Kintsurashvili, and Fatine-Violette Sabiri, presented in the Side Room.
An exhibition by Tourmaline titled 'Transcendent' will be on display.
An exhibition featuring works by Jesse Darling, Nina Kintsurashvili, and Fatine-Violette Sabiri in the Side Room.
Registration required to sign up for extraORDINARY things Laser Engraved Frames.
An exhibition titled 'NEW ART, OLD BUILDINGS: STORIES FROM HAL BROMM’S TRIBECA' is now on view, with its opening on June 12.
ARIA DEAN's exhibition 'The Color Scheme' at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin.
Architect-led walkthroughs of 'The Air We Breathe' exhibition with Bronx Community-Based Organizations.
Closing reception for 'The Air We Breathe' exhibition, showcasing student design and research into healthier building futures.
Hashimoto Contemporary is pleased to present In the Middle of Things a solo exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Adrian Kay Wong. The exhibition will be Wong's third solo exhibition at Hashimoto Contemporary.
An exhibition of John Chamberlain's dynamic objects, often made of crushed car parts, merging Abstract Expressionism with Pop art. The exhibition includes works from Dia’s collection illustrating his exploratory period with pliable materials and iconic steel sculptures.
An upcoming exhibition by John Chamberlain opening at Dia Beacon.
Janaina Tschäpe brings the swell of the English Channel and the immensity of the world’s oceans into the heart of Hastings Contemporary for her first major solo exhibition in a UK gallery.
Explore and experiment with making sculptural forms out of paper in this workshop led by Norwegian artist Margrethe Aanestad. This adult workshop series offers a gentle introduction to the tactile qualities of materials such as paper, pastel, paint, graphite, and ink.
The 2025–26 Durational Pedagogies Fellowship culminates in an exhibition and public program at Dia Chelsea, presenting new works developed over the course of the fellowship. These works offer intimate, speculative, and expansive responses to questions about how constructions of time shape creative and pedagogical practice.
Join curator Mark Godfrey for a walking tour of 'Kerry James Marshall: The Histories' at Kunsthaus Zürich, offering insights into the project's genesis and artist dialogue.
Performance scores by Alison Knowles, featuring selections from The House of Dust, one of the first computer-generated poems.
Greater New York Artist Talk
A painting demonstration with artist Kirsten Magnani.
Join Dieu Donné for a virtual artist talk with West Bay View Foundation Fellow Mika Obayashi in conversation with Tatiana Ginsberg. Mika Obayashi will share her experience as the West Bay View Foundation Fellow at Dieu Donné.
Opening reception for the exhibition '40 in Focus: SummerStage through the Lens of Photographer Jack Vartoogian', offering light refreshments, music, and an exclusive exhibition poster.
A solo exhibition by Cinthya Santos Briones, tracing the lives of undocumented immigrants, asylum seekers, and refugees in the United States who have sought refuge within churches, temples, and faith communities.
Learn about the artists and their works in this guided tour of Scandinavia House's spring exhibition, Inside Voices, Outside Light!
An upcoming exhibition by artist Res Julian exploring themes of letting go, trauma, and gender identity through photography.
Art Basel is a prominent international art fair showcasing modern and contemporary art.
Skarstedt Gallery will be participating in Art Basel at Messe Basel, Booth F6.
Why does democracy matter? What does it look like in action? Art from The New York Historical collections explores the original promise of and continuing progress toward American Revolutionary ideals of liberty and equality.
A free exhibition on the outdoor Plaza, exploring the history of Latinx civil rights movements through photography, text, and visual art.
Artist Oscar Murillo will be in conversation with curator Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung on the occasion of his solo exhibition 'Oscar Murillo: Collective Osmosis' at Das Minsk.
Devan Shimoyama’s All the Rage will open at Kunstpalais Erlangen in Erlangen, Germany. This will be Shimoyama’s first solo museum exhibition in Europe. De Buck Gallery presents an exclusive online viewing room featuring a selection of Shimoyama’s new work from the show.
A group show of curious art to celebrate the Summer Solstice, featuring Fireflies Kristen Memoli, Vera Worthington, Kristen Memoli and Lisa Federici.
An immersive experience by Thomas Bangalter, Julian Charrière and Rampa, staged as a deconstructed dance floor that brings together transmissions from both political history and underground culture. From 18:00 - 23:00, the installation unfolds into a rave with a DJ set by Rampa and Special Guest.
Oscar Tuazon's 'Eternal Flame for Scott Burton' will be on view at St. Vincent’s Triangle, New York City AIDS Memorial, starting June 20, 2026.
A group exhibition featuring Janaina Tschäpe, extending the 3rd edition of the Les Grands Récits festival, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the imaginary world of the sea in the 20th and 21st centuries.
This exhibition explores how memory, ritual and renewal intersect through the work of internationally renowned artists Marina Abramović, Kalliopi Lemos and Gillian Wearing. Joy Like Time is part of the Sainsbury Centre’s What is the Meaning of Life? exhibition season.
An art exhibition exploring the concept of 'Deep Altars' and their cultural significance.
An open house event, possibly featuring community activities or exhibitions.
A group exhibition curated by Donna De Salvo and Seph Rodney, exploring artistic responses to the American landscape, timed to reflect the nation's 250th anniversary.
Greater New York Artist Talk
Join Dieu Donné for a virtual artist talk with Marabeth Cohen Tyler Print/Paper Fellow Caroline Ongpin with Tatiana Ginsberg. Caroline will discuss her foray into hand papermaking and the development of her handmade paper work.
Artist Stephen Towns will be in residence this month at the Fallingwater Institute. Join him and curator Kilolo Luckett for a webinar where they will discuss the body of work that Towns is creating for his upcoming exhibition, “Stephen Towns: Declaration & Resistance” at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art.
This exhibition offers a much-needed counterpoint, complement, and challenge to historical precedents and the established canon, expanding our understanding of Japanese photographic history. It presents a wide range of photographic approaches brought to bear on the experiences and perspectives of women on their lives and on Japanese society.
An exhibition showcasing the winners and selected works from the National Competition.
A new film-based installation by artist Doug Aitken, Lightscape considers our landscape of diversity, creating a vulnerable and humanistic portrait that chronicles the search to find one’s individuality in a world of continuous transformation. During its run at The Shed, a series of ongoing live musical performances will activate the space, blending the Lightscape installation with live improvisations.
An exhibition by Doug Aitken titled 'Lightscape' will be on view at The Shed in New York.
An exhibition featuring Mario Merchan, a painter infusing Ecuadorian heritage, and Kevin Murray, a fine art landscape photographer.
Untitled (Art Star) is back, presented by Untitled Queen and DJ Jessamess! Cycle One: Cartoon.
This double-gallery exhibition explores the origins of Tarot in Renaissance Italy and its ongoing relevance as a source of inspiration for artists in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
This summer, The Drawing Center will present a comprehensive survey of works on paper by Pope.L (1955–2023). Certainly an Act brings together more than two-hundred works—many never before publicly exhibited—ranging from the early 1980s to the artist’s final years.
An exhibition by Alan Ruiz critically examining built environments and their political, aesthetic, and psychosocial dimensions, with a new work responding to the site's architecture and history.
This exhibition of work by Alighiero Boetti features a selection from Dia’s permanent collection alongside key loans to illuminate the defining tenets of the Conceptual artist’s expansive oeuvre.
A solo exhibition of new paintings and charcoal drawings by Brazilian artist Gustavo Nazareno, presented during Couture Week in Paris.
James Fuentes is pleased to present Lola Stong-Brett: Sometime Somewhere Someone Is Dancing, the artist’s first solo exhibition in New York. In this new body of work, Stong-Brett introduces the ocean as both setting and metaphor, exploring emotional currents through her diaristic mark-making.
An upcoming exhibition by Alighiero Boetti opening at Dia Beacon.