Gallery exhibits we wouldn't miss...

Issue #83

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Art Pulse NYC
October 01, 2025

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If there’s ever a time to hit some gallery walks, this is the moment — especially for those drawn to paintings rich in narrative. We have remarkable hyperrealism, fashion photography, and abstraction on the docket.

 

Sasha Gordon: Haze

📍 David Zwirner (Chelsea)

⏰ closes Nov 1

❓hyperrealistic paintings with unconventional color palettes and surprising compositions, often depicting absurd scenarios in which the artist renders herself

Sasha Gordon, Flame Like Blush, 2024 © Sasha Gordon Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner, New York

Nathaniel Mary Quinn: Echoes from Copeland

📍 Gagosian (Chelsea)

⏰ closes Oct 25

❓fractured paintings exploring familial dysfunction, hope, aspiration, and redemption

Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Paint-Drawing Study for Margaret and Her Baby, 2025, Oil paint, oil pastel, and gouache on linen canvas stretched over wood panel, © Nathaniel Mary Quinn Photo: Jackie Furtado Courtesy Gagosian

Anne Buckwalter: Lover’s Knot

📍 Uffner & Liu (LES)

⏰ closes Nov 1

❓revealing interior scenes with intricate patterns and impressive detail

🔗 see exhibit details. & Youtube clip on the exhibit.

Anne Buckwalter "Better Half”, 2025, gouache on panel

Anne Buckwalter “Precarious Arrangement”, 2025, gouache on panel

Paolo Roversi: Along the Way

📍 Pace Gallery (Chelsea)

⏰ closes Oct 25

❓iconic fashion photography

Paolo Roversi, Natalia, Paris, 2003 © Paolo Roversi, courtesy Pace Gallery.

Chloe Wise: Myth Information

📍 Almine Rech (Tribeca)

⏰ closes Oct 25

❓cinematic paintings with subjects often glancing upward, towards the unknown

Chloe Wise, Wake up, mutate and ascend, 2025 - Oil on linen - 183.2 x 153.4 x 3.2 cm, 72 1/8 x 60 3/16 x 1 1/4 in / © Chloe Wise - Courtesy of the Artist and Almine Rech - Photo: Charles Roussel

Ambera Wellmann: Darkling

📍 Hauser & Wirth (Soho)

⏰ closes Oct 25

❓descriptive paintings of a Boschian twist that veers toward surreal and unsettling

Close up of “Death Masks Eternity”

Celeste Rapone: Some Weather

📍 Marianne Boesky (Chelsea)

⏰ closes Oct 18

❓heavy-hearted paintings examining the anxieties of approaching middle age

Jacob Littlejohn: What the Thunder Said

📍 Karma (EV/LES)

⏰ closes Nov 1

❓abstraction merged with myth, folklore, and natural phenomena

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