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Covering the October Happenings
Issue #53: Oct 8 - 28
Today we’ll be covering the key events for the upcoming weeks, as we’ll be taking a two-week break 😌 We appreciate your patience and will return with our next issue on Oct 29!
📌 Highlights
🚨 The Edward C. Moore at Tiffany & Co exhibit at the Met is closing. Most ongoing gallery exhibitions will be closing this month, including Nan Goldin at Gagosian, Joel Shapiro at Pace, Pieter Schoolwerth at Petzel, and many more.
🎉 An exhibit on Sienese painters is opening at the Met and Egon Schiele’s Landscapes at Neue Galerie in the coming weeks. The Inaugural Show is opening at Marian Goodman at the end of the month, as well as a few more exhibits listed below.
📢 The Met Fall Festival is taking place on Oct 19 & more fun events are noted below.
💖 Our must-read of the week is: The Top 10 Most Searched Artists: Which Stars Are Rising? Which Are Dimming? (Artnet).
🚨 Last Chance
In the Museums
Collecting Inspiration: Edward C. Moore at Tiffany & Co.
📍 The Met
⏰ closing Oct 20
❓ over 180 works from Moore’s personal collection and 70 Tiffany silver objects designed under his direction, illustrating Moore's influence on the brand
✚ Lineages: Korean Art at The Met is closing the same day
✚✚ The Roof Garden Commission: Petrit Halilaj, Abetare closes on Oct 27
“The Bryant Vase”, 1876 | Public Domain
In the Galleries
Nan Goldin: You never did anything wrong
📍 Gagosian | 21st St
⏰ closing Oct 19
❓ two new moving-image works and new photographs exploring traditional hierarchies within art
✚ Spencer Sweeney: The Painted Bride (24th St) and Mark Grotjahn: Out of Country (Madison Ave) are also closing the same day
Nan Goldin, “Sleeping Hermaphrodite”, 2024 (detail) | © Nan Goldin Courtesy the artist and Gagosian
Joel Shapiro: Out of the Blue
📍 Pace Gallery | 25th St
⏰ closing Oct 26
❓ three large-scale painted wood sculptures, a selection of bronzes, and studies, exploring human resilience and spatial transformation
✚ Mary Corse: Presence in Light is also closing
Pieter Schoolwerth: Supporting Actor
📍 Petzel | 25th St
⏰ closing Oct 19
❓ painting, sculpture, film, and architectural installation, exploring figuration, technology, and the concept of reality in the digital age
✚ Kristin Walsh: The working end is closing at the 67th St location, same day
Arshile Gorky
📍 Hauser & Wirth | Wooster St
⏰ closing Oct 26
❓ showcasing unseen artworks which blend cubism and surrealism in a unique artistic language
✚ Jason Rhoades: Drive II and Leon Golub: Et in Arcadia Ego are closing Oct 19 at the 22nd St location
Arshile Gorky. “After Khorkum”. 1940—1942. Art Institute of Chicago. | Public Domain
Stan Douglas: The Enemy of All Mankind
📍 David Zwirner | 19th
⏰ closing Oct 26
❓ new photographic series, featuring nine images staging scenes from the 18th-century comic opera Polly
✚ Jon Serl: No straight lines (67th St) is also closing on the 26th
✚ ✚ Ad Reinhardt: Print—Painting—Maquette and Doug Wheeler: Day Night Day are closing on Oct 19th, at the 20th St location
Exhibition | Gallery | Closing Date |
---|---|---|
kurimanzutto | Oct 19 | |
PPOW | Oct 19 | |
Ortuzar Projects | Oct 19 | |
Luhring Augustine | Oct 19 | |
Lévy Gorvy Dayan | Oct 19 | |
Oli Epp: Fire The Menu & more | Perrotin | Oct 19 |
Almine Rech | Oct 19 | |
Amie Dicke: Open Arms & more | Anat Ebgi | Oct 19 |
Kasmin | Oct 24 | |
White Cube | Oct 26 |
🎉 Just In
In the Museums
Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300-1350
📍 The Met
⏰ opening Oct 13
❓ highlighting the influential role of Sienese artists in shaping early Western painting during the Italian Renaissance, through over 100 works
Duccio di Buoninsegna | Public Domain
Egon Schiele: Living Landscapes
📍 Neue Galerie
⏰ opening Oct 17
❓ exploring the significance of landscape in Schiele’s work, where nature symbolically connects to the human condition
✚ There will be a week long of programming related to the opening of the exhibition. Details here.
Egon Schiele | Public Domain
In addition:
Norman Teague — Jam Sessions (modern design) is opening at the MoMA on Oct 10
Otobong Nkanga: Cadence (installation) is opening at the MoMA on Oct 10
Nour Mobarak: Dafne Phono (installation) is opening at the MoMA on Oct 26
Miwaki Kurashima: * folding cosmos (installation) is opening at Noguchi on Oct 16
In the Galleries
Your Patience Is Appreciated: An Inaugural Show
📍 Marian Goodman | 385 Broadway
⏰ opening Oct 26
❓ 75 works across media by 50 diverse artists, highlighting artistic connections across time, geography, and style; this exhibition is the first in the gallery’s new Tribeca headquarters and celebrates the gallery’s 50-year commitment to contemporary art
✚ Opening Reception on Oct 26, 10 am - 4 pm
Alyina Zaidi: Lost in the belly of whale
📍 Alexander Berggruen
⏰ opening Oct 16
❓ surreal paintings featuring detailed patterns and allegorical symbols to explore power, culture, and the unknown
✚ Opening Reception on Oct 16, 5-7 pm
Alyina Zaidi “Mountain dance”, 2024 | Copyright the artist. Courtesy of the artist and AlexanderBerggruen,NY. Photo: Mark Blower
Ishi Glinsky: Duration of Being Known
📍 PPOW
⏰ opening Oct 25
❓ vibrant paintings depicting abstracted versions of Indigenous craftsmanship, inspired from the artist’s Tohono O’odham heritage
In addition:
Jammie Holmes: Morning Thoughts and Hannah van Bart: Inner Homeland are opening on Oct 10, with a reception at 6-8pm, at Marianne Boesky Gallery
young boy sánchez-kane is opening on Oct 17 at Kurimanzutto
Kim MacConnel: Slice of Life is opening on Oct 25, with a reception on the 24th at 6-8 pm, at Luhring Augustine Gallery
🗓️ Events of the week
In Performance: Morton Feldman’s ‘For Philip Guston’ (Hauser & Wirth, Oct 15, 5-10 pm) — rare performance of ‘For Philip Guston’ performed by the renowned artist collective AMOC
Author Conversation — The Met: A History of a Museum and its People (The Met, Oct 16, 3-4pm) — a conversation around the newly released book The Met: A History of a Museum and its People with its author
Brooklyn Talks: Paola Mendoza and Paola Ramos (Brooklyn Museum, Oct 17, 7-9pm) — thought-provoking conversation on Latinos and immigrants with the journalist and filmmaker
[Online] Exploring the World of the One-Math Room (Noguchi, Oct 17, 7 pm) — Henry Smith (Professor Emritus at Columbia University) will present a Zoom lecture on a small study space created by the 19th-century Japanese explorer Takeshirō Matsurra
The Met Fall Festival (The Met, Oct 19, 12-5pm) — create art, see a performance, and explore ongoing exhibitions
📚 Further Reading
Brooklyn Museum at 200 Celebrates Beauty and Art’s Hidden History — The NYTimes
The Top 10 Most Searched Artists: Which Stars Are Rising? Which Are Dimming? — Artnet
Doug Wheeler’s Celestial Wonder, Now Gallery-Size — The NYTimes
Adrian Piper, Kiyan Williams, and Other Artists Pick One Work of Political Art That Sticks With Them — Cultured Mag
The Drawings the Shakers Got from God — The New Yorker
Data Dive: Why Auction Sales Have Fallen at Every Price Point — Artnet
Lee Bul’s Striking Tessellated Figures Take a Stand Outside the Met — Artnet
The Israeli Artist Who Offends Everyone — The Atlantic
💖 Ongoing Favorites
For hyperrealistic dreamlike works you can stare at for awhile: Srijon Chowdhury: Tapestry, closing in October at PPOW Gallery
To explore the paradoxes of modern indulgence through hyperrealism x surrealism: Oli Epp: Fire the Menu, closing in October at Perrotin Gallery
For a powerful retrospective of an artist committed to justice: Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist and All That It Implies, closing in January at the Brooklyn Museum
To immerse yourself in Brooklyn’s creative talent: The Brooklyn Artists Exhibition, closing in January at the Brooklyn Museum
To experience a master of varied mediums: Thomas Schütte, closing in January at the MoMA
For a widespread celebration of design: Objects: USA 2024, closing in January at R&Company
To explore the intersection of dance, art, and Black liberation: Edges of Ailey, closing in February at the Whitney Museum
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