Most art events in the city have been cancelled for the next several weeks. Very few galleries, either commercial or non-profit, are open except by appointment, though many are posting their exhibitions online. A few will remain open, but with no talks or receptions of any sort. Virtually all museums are closed for at least two weeks, if not much longer. Some design showrooms have closed, but not all.
Asia Week New York Open House Weekend 11-5 Some participants will be open, though several have cancelled or postponed their exhibitions. All events have been cancelled. See http://www.asiaweekny.com/ for information about which dealers are still receiving visitors. Proceed very carefully, if you decide to attend. Many dealers have online catalogues; check their websites.
There are two receptions still occurring, according to the spaces’ websites. If you feel you must attend, please use extreme caution.
White Box 213 E 121 reception: Exodus II : Unhinging the Great Wall: Chinese Art Revealed, East Village NY, 1980S Ai Weiwei, Bing Lee, David Diao, Jon Tsoi,Kwok Mang Ho, Ma Kelu, Ming Fay, Szeto Keung, TehChing Hsieh, Tseng Kwong Chi, Wucius Wong, Xu Bing, Yan Li, Yin Mei, Zhang Hongtu, curated by Elizabeth Rogers, Bing Lee, and Anthony Haden-Guest 5-8 This is what the gallery says on Facebook about the opening: “On a rare New York Sunday, be brave and safe! Join us for an afternoon reception and meet the artists + performers from 5 to 8pm.”
MBnb 520 W 143 #2 opening: D’Angelo Lovell Williams Papa Don't Preach 3-6 cancelled at noon today
In Memoriam: Multi-media artist and performer Genesis Breyer P-Orridge (February 22, 1950-March 14 2020)
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