A daily compilation of suggestions for the continuing appreciation of art and design in challenging times
ADVISORY Some venues are again requiring masks for entry. A few still require proof of vaccination. Many mandate advance reservations. Always check with desired venues before going to any event.
NEW YORK EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS ON-SITE TODAY no reception unless noted
James Cohan 48 Walker St reception: Matthew Ritchie A Garden in the Machine 2-6
James Cohan 52 Walker St reception: Spencer Finch We send the wave to find the wave 2-6
Peninsula 13 Monroe St opening: Graham Durward Shadows Luster 6-8
Newton 99 Canal St opening: Telephone Conversations Jaakko Pallasvuo and Viktor Timofeev 7-9
Jeffrey Deitch 18 Wooster St opening: Mario Ayala Truck Stop 6-8
Jeffrey Deitch 76 Grand St opening: Haroshi Dive in to the Pit 6-8
Allouche 77 Mercer St new location opening: Ufo907 How Do You Spell New York 6-9
Hugo Galerie 472 West Broadway reception: Christa Kirova Simplicity as a Way to Mastery 6-8 reservation link
Vito Schnabel Gallery 43 Clarkson St reception: Julian Schnabel Predominately Natural Forms, Mexico 2022 6-8
A.D. 191 Monroe St opening: Sylvie Hayes-Wallace 6-9
Estrella Gallery 273 Grand St opening: Part 3: Friends with Benefits 6pm
Equity 245 Broome St reception: Shifting Balance: 2022 Curatorial Residency Exhibition Ellen Alt, Audrey Anastasi, Hilda Green Demsky, Katie Dinh, Jodie Fink, Sharon Florin, Cyan Garma, Ellen Grossman, Agnes Grochulska, Carly Haffner, Alice Harrison, Sarah Hearn, Kristen Heritage, Dayeon Kim [aka DeepPond], Kerry Law, Judith Luongo, Geanna Merola, Joyce Raimondo, Marcy Rosewater, Phyllis Rosser, Andra Samelson, Joanne Steinhardt, Veronica Zavel, curated by Beth Barry, Haylee Barsky, Fran Beallor, Lois Bender, Hadasa Castro, Sunny Chapman, Naomi Frank, Eileen Hoffman, Kristin Reed, Barbara Sherman 5-7
Massey Klein Gallery 124 Forsyth St reception: Peter Frederiksen NO NO NO NO NO; Sami Havia Estranged 4-7
Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects 208 Forsyth St reception: Peter Acheson The White Album opening with DJ Delphine Blue 4-7
Westwood 262 Bowery reception: Danny Simmons The Long and Short of It 5-8 reservation link at capacity
Bureau 178 Norfolk St opening reception and book signin: Constance DeJong Polymorphose 5-8
Tibor De Nagy Gallery 11 Rivington St opening: Colter Jacobsen Airwaves for the Eye 6-8
The Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit 92nd Annual street exhibition on the sidewalks around Washington Square (but not in the Park) noon-6
Fotografiska New York 281 Park Ave South artist talk: David LaChapelle 2-3 tickets link
Michael Rosenfeld 100 Eleventh Ave reception: William T. Williams Tension to the Edge: A Selection of Paintings and Works on Paper, 1968-1970 6-8
Vito Schnabel Gallery 455 W 19 reception: Jorge Galindo Verbena 5-7
David Kordansky 520 W 20 opening: Lucy Bull Piper 6-8
Elizabeth Harris Gallery 529 W 20 6E opening: Gerard McCarthy Places of the Mind noon-6
Ricco/Maresca 529 W 20 reading and closing reception: Singing in Unison
Part Four: In Loving Memory of Etel Adnan (1925–2021) reading featuring writers Charles Bernstein, Mirene Arsanios, and Nora Treatbaby, hosted by Tyhe Cooper; reading followed by a reception 5-7
Anna Zorina Gallery 532 W 24 reception: John Bradford For the Love of Paint 6-8
Yossi Milo Gallery 245 10th Ave opening: Meghann Riepenhoff Ice 6-8
Galerie Lelong & Co. 528 W 26 artist talk: Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum I have withheld much more than I have written; the artist in conversation with Tao Leigh Goffe 6-8
Bowery 547 W 27 artist talk: Dorothy Frey Studio Farm 2pm
Prince Street Gallery 547 W 27 5th fl reception: Wha Fe Do / What Is To Be Done? Rani Carson and Arthur Hughes 3-6
The Painting Center 547 W 27 reception: Andrea Kantrowitz Unbound: Drawings from the book, ‘Drawing Thought’; Making is Thinking: An Exhibition of Artist Educators from Columbia University Teachers College curated by Andrea Kantrowitz and Olga Hubard 5-8
Sean Kelly Gallery 475 10th Ave artist talk and book signing: Landon Metz A Different Kind of Paradise 6-8
MoMA 11 W 53 opens today: Never Alone: Video Games and Other Interactive Design
Fordham University Galleries 113 W 60 closing reception: Aysha Hamouda print(“Hello, World”); Sarah Hirzel Overburden 6-8
Edwynn Houk 745 5th Ave opening: Sebastiaan Bremer New Portraits 3-5
Carl Schurz Park East End Ave from 84th to 88th Sts outdoor exposition: The 48th Annual Gracie Square Art Show 10-5:30
El Museo del Barrio 1230 Fifth Ave Panel Discussion and Performance: Raphael Montañez Ortiz, in conjunction with Raphael Montañez Ortiz: A Contextual Retrospective 3-6 free, tickets link
Gladstone Gallery 439 W 127 opening: Real Corporeal, curated by Ben Broome 6pm
AHL Foundation 2605 Frederick Douglass Blvd opening: Sensoria Se Young Au, Jette Hye Jin Mortensen, KimSu Theiler 3-6
AAA3A 309 Alexander Ave 3A Bronx opening: Estamos en Todas Menos Misa Christian Rodriguez and Devin Osorio 5-8
RIVAA 527 Main St Roosevelt Island reception: Three Solos Photographer Piotr Olszewski, Photographer Anne-Marie Dannenberg, Sculptor Victoria Thorson 5-8
Socrates Sculpture Park 32-01 Vernon Boulevard Long Island City opening celebration: Sink or Swim: Climate Futures – The 2022 Socrates Annual Cheyenne Concepcion, Sean Desiree, Koyoltzintli, Randi Renate, Daniel Shieh 3-7
Mrs. 60, 40 56th Drive Maspeth reception: Robert Zehnder Ageless Machine 4-7
Faurschou Foundation 148 Green St Greenpoint opening: Zachary Armstrong twelve animals; Curtis Barnes Sr. We Wear the Mask; Robert Rauschenberg A Subjective View
Jenkins Johnson Projects 207 Ocean Ave Prospect Lefferts Garden opening: Enrico Riley Stand 5-8
A.I.R. Gallery 155 Plymouth St Dumbo opening: Ann Pachner Archeology of a Studio; Dana Robinson Dial Tone; Phoebe Osborne Across this really tall field again in the dark 6-8
Minus Space 16 Main St opening: Gabriele Evertz Path 4-6
BWAC (Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition) 481 Van Brundt St opening: ArtsPSWT @ BWAC Salon 2022 Mieko Asada, Stacy Bergener, Blum, Jonathan, Campbell, Lloyd, Campoy, Justin, Lynn Cole, Corso, Paola, Desantis, Phil, Doogan, Chris, Garr, Rich, Gaughran, Phyllis, Giunta, Sandra, Greenstein, Susan, Hooper, Judith Eloise, Jean-Jacques, Kathleen, Tom Keough, Richard Kessler, Listokin, David, Loebelsohn, Alise, Robert Lurz, Lynn, Darcy, McLaughlin, Brenna, Thomas Nau, Needler, Toby, Susan Newmark, Oshin, Dara, Paula Rennis, Riley, Joyce, Robin Roi, Ruse, Cynthia, Janie Samuels, Abraham Ulman, Joyce Weinstein, Heidi Yockey 3-6
The Invisible Dog 51 Bergen St Carroll Gardens opening: Nafas Mirna Bamieh, Meriem Bennani, Gabe Benzur*, Katie Butler, Chong Gon Byun*, Halsey Chait, Chang Ya Chin, Frida Foberg, Robin Frohardt, Carles Garcia O'Dowd, Jude Griebel, Margot Guralnick, Charles Hickey, Khaled Hourani, Chihiro ITO, Oliver Jeffers*, JR, Zhanna Kadyrova, Daniel Kukla, Steven and William Ladd, Spencer Merolla, Stephen Morrison*, Anne Mourier*, Prune Nourry, Jeremy Olson, Sarah Palmer*, Mac Premo*, María-Elena Pombo, Aaron Ruff*, Alana Salguero*, Takao Shiraishi, Adam Parker Smith, Elena Subach, Peter Treiber Jr. , Arjan Van Dal, Richard J. Vivenzio Jr, Pancho Westendarp and Maya Yadid, curated by Lucien Zayan 7-10 reservation link
Ortega y Gasset Projects 363 3rd Ave Gowanus reception: Katya Grokhovsky Point A: Chapter One 5-8; Giancarlo Montes Santangelo Ilegando a tierra (fantasy island) 4-8
440 Gallery 440 6th Ave Park Slope reception: Karen Gibbons Nature/Nurture; Layers Jo-Ann Acey, Juliet Martin, David Stock 4-6
Open Source Gallery 306 17 Greenwood Heights opening: Mise-en-scène Pallavi Sen and Ilana Harris-Babou 7-9
Arts Center at Duck Creek 127 Squaw Rd East Hampton reception: Jesse McCloskey Night Gallery; Sally Richardson Sculpture 4-6
Blue Door Art Center 13 Riverdale Ave Yonkers reception: On and Off the Wall Arlé Sklar-Weinstein and Jacqueline Lorieo 2-5
Bill Arning Exhibitions 17 Broad St Kinderhook reception: Preetika Rajgariah Servicing Self 5-8
Tanja Grunert Princess Beatrix House 21 Prospect Ave Hudson reception: norman douglas dis is for da birds 4-9
IN MEMORIAM
Art dealer Virginia Dwan (October 18, 1931 - September 5, 2022), who worked with the artists that became the core of the Dia Art Foundation collection
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