Fridman Gallery is proud to present our summer group exhibition, in collaboration with Catharine Clark Gallery. Double Bind: Belonging and Its Discontents examines how artists negotiate the conditions under which belonging is granted, withheld, or made precarious.
A monumental outdoor sculptural installation by acclaimed Mohawk artist Alan Michelson, on view on Governors Island from July through November 2026. The installation reflects on the parallel erasures of Indigenous lifeways and oyster ecologies in the harbor, while pointing toward the possibility of their restoration and return.
Jeff Koons has partnered with Avant Arte to create two limited editions that reimagine his monumental flowering sculpture Split-Rocker (2000). The remaining editions will launch in July 2026.
Courtyard Commission by Precious Okoyomon opening at MoMA PS1, New York.
A public program related to the exhibition Landscape as Witness: Lived Experience in the Bronx.
AlterWork Studios welcomes Maryam Monalisa Gharavi as an Artist in Residence. Stay tuned for more info on an exhibit coming later in July.
A summer members exhibition featuring works inspired by the French Impressionists.
Exhibition featuring multiple artists in the East & West Galleries.
Exhibition featuring works by Elisabeth Jacobsen 'On the Wall'.
This focused exhibition showcases a selection of Riley’s earliest black-and-white paintings, created between 1961 and ’67, demonstrating the breadth of perceptual effects Riley achieved with this limited palette and formal vocabulary.
A 6-month, fully funded 430-square-foot studio residency culminating in a solo exhibition or open studio event within the studio space.
A group exhibition featuring Thomas Scheibitz at Kunstmuseum Ahlen, Germany.
The Bronx Documentary Center (BDC) presents its 9th Annual Latin American Foto Festival (LAFF), featuring photographs by emerging and established award-winning photographers; large-scale banners of their work are exhibited at the BDC and throughout the South Bronx’s Melrose neighborhood. As part of the Festival, the BDC will hold in-person workshops, tours, panel discussions, and other community events.
Reception for the 'On the Wall' exhibition featuring works by Elisabeth Jacobsen.
Reception for the exhibition featuring multiple artists in the East & West Galleries.
Mark Dion exhibition of new prints and drawings at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York.
An exhibition featuring members Mark Ludak, Jon Fishel, and The Interns Show.
Michaela Bathrick’s work finds subtle instances of expression in the functional forms of the built environment, creating sculptures that resemble letters or bits of language. Bathrick is developing a new body of work for In Practice.
This exhibition sheds new light on the role that Jewish women played as artists, designers, patrons, and tastemakers shaping modernist aesthetics in early 20th-century Vienna and beyond, featuring over 200 objects by some 30 Jewish women artists.
Since the 1960s, Bridget Riley has been creating complex paintings and drawings that produce striking optical effects activating the space between the work and the viewer. This focused exhibition, drawn in part from Dia’s collection, showcases a selection of Riley’s earliest black-and-white paintings, created between 1961 and ’67, after which she introduced color to her work.
Step into the warmth of summer through vibrant contemporary art at AGI’s Summer City Idyll exhibit.
An exhibition featuring Suzanne Sunshine, an abstract artist, and Julie Scholz, a vibrant photographer and abstract painter.
Upcoming exhibition featuring works by John Evans, Eric Zener, Janet Rickus, and Kevin Palme.
A curator-led walkthrough and participatory performance for 'Compost the Show'.
Solo Exhibition by Samuel Alexander Forest in the Main Space.
Closing reception for the exhibition Landscape as Witness: Lived Experience in the Bronx.
For more than 50 years, Richard Tuttle has been loosening the boundaries between painting, poetry, and sculpture to realize an eccentric body of materially light, conceptually rich work. This exhibition presents two recent series, the planar 18 × 24 (2022–23) and the scattered Untitled (2025).
An art exhibition featuring new works by Valerie Savarie.
In A Joyful Noise! photographer Lloyd Wolf presents his documentation of the international Jewish klezmer music scene from the early 1990s through 2024.
A solo exhibition by Karyn Olivier at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.
An open call exhibition with a nautical theme.
Heralding the Great Cow Harbor Day Weekend, celebrate Northport with this “moo-ving” exhibition of images of our beautiful village and love of farm life. Application is open.
Opening reception for the 'Friends & Family' exhibition in the West Gallery.
Opening reception for the 'On the Wall' exhibition featuring works by Elisabeth Jacobsen.
Opening reception for 'A Bird in Hand' exhibition in the East Gallery, featuring Katharine Butler, Vija Doks, Ira Pearlstein, and Nieves Saah.
An artist talk featuring Seth Becker at The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery.
A call for art for the exhibition "Hidden Stories: The Secret Language of Still Life & Floriography." Submission deadline is June 19, and exhibition dates are August 13 – September 27.
A solo show featuring works by award-winning photographer, independent documentary filmmaker, and curator Jennifer A. Uihlein.
An exhibition featuring Harry Martin, an Emmy-winning photojournalist and underwater photographer, and Michael Scowden, a realist painter.
Reception for Jennifer A. Uihlein's solo show, "Narratives in Motion: The Evolution of a Storyteller."
Alfa Art Gallery announces a call for artists for the 2026 New Brunswick Art Salon (NBAS) Sculpture and Mixed Media exhibition.
An exhibition exploring the Statue of Liberty through the works of artists from Bartholdi to Warhol.
Spencer Finch's exhibition, For the Future: Collecting at the UMFA 2001–2026, is on view at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts.
This is an art exhibition by Tarik Jeremiah Brown titled 'Hush Harbor'.
Elias Sime's exhibition, For the Future: 25 Years of Collecting at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, is on view at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts.
A solo exhibition of recent work by Grace Graupe-Pillard, who has exhibited with Hal Bromm since 1984.
The Invisible Dog goes for a walk in Japan for the Festival NAFAS at BUoY Arts Center in Tokyo.
A group exhibition featuring Nicole Wermers at Groninger Museum, Groningen Netherlands.
A solo exhibition by Magali Reus at The Perimeter, London.
A solo exhibition by Margaret Morrison featuring her 'Antiques Paintings'.
An exhibition in collaboration with the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center.
NAFAS is both exhibition and gathering. Artists from Japan and elsewhere will present new and existing works, while the festival extends beyond the gallery through community-oriented events, performances, cooking classes, film screenings, musical concerts, and conversations.
This group show combines various aspects of the coexistence of humans and water, exploring the permanent struggle with the forces of nature and the poetry of the liquid.
Eamon Ore-Giron's exhibition, Radiant Geometries: Vectors of Knowledge from the Indigenous Americas, is on view at the Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University.
An exhibition of Wang Ye's silk-embroidery pictures, where light is the medium and the stitch is the brush, creating images that change as the viewer moves.
A group art exhibition featuring Bec Winnel, Shinya Takanezawa, Katie Gamb, and Kyra Wilson.
Join us for a breakfast reception and walkthrough of the retrospective exhibition Erwin Olaf: Stages, featuring Olaf's work from the 1980s to his later color series. A walk-through of the exhibition will begin at 10:30am.
An exhibition exploring the cultural significance of telenovelas across the Western Hemisphere through the lens of visual art, featuring over 50 artworks.
Grey Art Museum programming will resume with Making Music: Helen Frankenthaler Prints from the New York University Art Collection.
Grey Art Museum programming will resume with an exhibition by Alison Knowles: A Retrospective (1960–2022).
Raphaella Spence (b. 1978, London, England) spent her youth in London, France, and Italy. Her Photorealist landscapes are largely influenced by the architecture and countryside of Italy, where she currently lives and works.
Opening reception for the exhibition featuring John Paradiso in the West Gallery.
Opening reception for the exhibition in the East Gallery, featuring Hilda O’Connell, Sumayyah Samaha, Debra Solomon, and Martha Stotzky.
Opening reception for the 'On the Wall' exhibition featuring works by Elisabeth Jacobsen.
Reception for the 'Body of Work' exhibition, featuring figure and portrait art.
Virtual Zoom Reception for the NBAS Sculpture and Mixed Media exhibition.
Mernet Larsen's exhibition, Situational Awareness, is on view at the Arts Club of Chicago.
A group exhibition featuring Magali Reus at Sophienholm, Copenhagen.
In Person Reception for the NBAS Sculpture and Mixed Media exhibition.
Participate in a free community art workshop, exploring various artistic techniques in the beautiful setting of Tompkins Square Park.
Art Exhibition featuring Japanese Artists, including Pop Art Dog Paintings, Jewelry Art, and Wood Carving Art.
A group exhibition curated by Adam Liam Rose in the Main Space.
An exhibition opening at the Angel Orensanz Foundation in New York City.
Experience the opening of ParaPosition, a remarkable sculpture by Alicja Kwade, made of slim interlocking steel frames supporting four boulders and a blue chair made of bronze, as it opens in celebration of Grace Farms’ 10th anniversary season. Join us for a full day of immersive activities for all ages, followed by a special reception for Grace Farms members at 4 pm.
Explore the ABC's of Muscoot Farm Exhibit located in the Main House during the 50th Celebration Weekend.
Explore the ABC's of Muscoot Farm Exhibit located in the Main House during the 50th Celebration Weekend.
A group exhibition featuring Shilpa Gupta at GAM-Galleria d'Arte Moderna, Milan, Italy.
An exhibition titled 'Lend Me Your Ears' is running at James Cohan Gallery from September 14 to July 26.
Celebrating the October season, Abandoned Haunts & Curious Trappings is an exhibition of hauntingly beautiful artworks. Our judge is renowned abandoned spaces photographer Matthew Christopher. Artists from throughout the United States are invited to apply.
This exhibition brings together architect Stan Allen and visual artist Polly Apfelbaum in a collaborative curatorial project, exploring conflict, memory, and resilience through the Academy's collection.
An exhibition featuring Elaine Greene, a colorful assemblage and collage artist, and Jill Fellner, a collage artist assembling layered visual narratives.
A solo exhibition by Yuko Mohri at The Bass Museum of Art, Miami Beach.
The first major exhibition dedicated to investigating fashion in American silent film, revealing the untold story of costume and style in early Hollywood.
This major exhibition premieres a new body of work by Taryn Simon, bringing together never-before-seen photographs, text, videos, and sculptures in a singular, interactive installation filling the entire Rotunda.
The exhibition explores the material expressions of devotion, memory, and sacred space in Jewish and Christian communities of medieval and early modern Central Europe. It highlights moments of artistic cross-fertilization, shared iconography, and theological divergence.