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!

🚨 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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ Lineages: Korean Art at The Met is closing the same day

✚✚ The Roof Garden Commission: Petrit Halilaj, Abetare closes on Oct 27

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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ Spencer Sweeney: The Painted Bride (24th St) and Mark Grotjahn: Out of Country (Madison Ave) are also closing the same day

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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ 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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ 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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ Jason Rhoades: Drive II and Leon Golub: Et in Arcadia Ego are closing Oct 19 at the 22nd St location

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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ 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

🎉 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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ There will be a week long of programming related to the opening of the exhibition. Details here.

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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ 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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

✚ Opening Reception on Oct 16, 5-7 pm

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

🔗 see exhibit details. 

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

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