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Friday, January 9, 2026
A painting-centric guide to NYC art exhibitions
Welcome to the early edition of our October painting-centric gallery guide. Later in the month we will be updating the list with more exhibitions that open in the second half of the month. Galleries that would like their shows considered for inclusion should send a note to…
Word is we’re heading into a supercharged hurricane season that could yield six to ten storms driving up the coast, but nothing can stop artists from returning to the city to mount fresh exhibitions. Among forthcoming shows, I’m especially looking forward to Mike Cloud at Thomas Erben, Gabby Collins-Fernandez at Rachel Uffner, Rico Gatson at Miles McEnery, Suzanne Jackson at Ortuzar Projects, Dennis Kardon at Lubov, Michael Krebber at Greene Naftali, Adam Simon…
Contributed by Sharon Butler / Welcome to the early August edition of the Two Coats painting-centric guide to art exhibitions in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. Can it really be August already? Many galleries are finishing up their July shows this week and kicking back for the rest of the month, but some are extending their shows, so make sure to contact the gallery. We’re looking forward to checking out some new gallery locations — Harkawik, Sargent’s Daughters, Hesse Flatow, and Asya Geisberg have all moved to Tribeca. Marian Goodman and High Noon expect to be settled there in the fall. FYI, High Noon is trying to sublet their LES space from September through July 2025, so if your gallery is looking to move to a ground-floor space, give them a shout…
As I publish the guide, most of the journalists and pundits I follow are poring over the flagrantly partisan SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity, which has for a minute displaced last Thursday’s devastating presidential debate above the fold. The good news is that Deborah Fisher, a smart artist-turned-astrologer…
Welcome to the early edition of the Two Coats painting-centric guide to June art exhibitions in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens….
The galleries are reopening and polite viewers, social-distanced and masked, are emerging, eager to run into one another and talk about what we’ve all just […]
Does time exist if there aren’t activities and events to fill it up? According to Aristotle and other philosophers, no. Time is inexorably connected to […]
