ADVISORY: Virtually all major museums in the city are closing down at least for the next two weeks, if not longer, because of the COVID-19 virus. This includes the Metropolitan Museum, MoMA, the Guggenheim, the Whitney, the Jewish Museem, the American Museum of Natural History, the New Museum, and many others. Mana Contemporary in Jersey City is also closed. Most non-profit art spaces are ceasing all public programs in order to protect the public and their employees. Some of the biggest commercial galleries in New York, including Pace and David Zwirner, are also shuttering their New York spaces to the public. Others will continue to operate, but with reduced hours and no receptions or events. Many smaller spaces will be open only by appointment for the next few weeks or with severely curtailed hours. Always check before going to any gallery. Almost all colleges and universities have closed for the new few weeks; they have no public events occurring, including the annual open studios at institutions like the School of Visual Arts, the New School, and Hunter College. The Other Art Fair, scheduled for the end of April in Brooklyn, has been postponed; other forthcoming expositions have not sent information on their plans.
These are exhibitions and events schedule for today Some shows will open. but without a reception. Extreme caution should be taken if you plan to go.
Denny Dimin 39 Lispenard St exhibition: Hong Kong – Tales Of The City Llen Pau, Chloë Cheuk, Lee Kai Chung, Chilai Howard, Linda Chiu-han Lai, João Vasco Paiva, Joseph Chen, Chen Pin Tao, Ip Wai Lung, curated by Isaac Leung informal open house 6-8
Public Swim 105 Henry St exhibition: Not in My Backyard Meryl Bennett, Sarah Hughes, and Maureen O'Leary scheduled opening 6-8
Essex Flowers 19 Monroe St exhibition: Might Delete Later Claudia Bitran, Matt Griffin, Ben Hall, Elizabeth Jaeger, Aaron Krach, Andrea McGinty /Ebecho Muslimova, Roula Partheniou, Willie Wayne Smith, Jordan Strafer, Jacques Louis Vidal, Andrés Villalobos, Andrew Wilhelm reception scheduled 6-8
Derek Eller 300 Broome St exhibition: Nancy Shaver fastness, slowness and Monstrous Beauty; David Korty scheduled opening 6-8
Cuchifritos Gallery + Project Space 88 Essex St exhibition: You Don’t See Me Layo Bright, Adrienne Gaither, Mylo Mu, and Na’ye Perez, curated by Tariku Shiferaw scheduled opening 6-8
Bureau Of General Services—Queer Division at LBGT Community Center 208 W 13 exhibition: Paul Moreno Problem Areas opening cancelled, Center closed
Fotografiska New York 281 Park Ave South/22nd St exhibition: New Visions curated with Vice
National Arts Club 15 Gramercy Park South panel and visual presentation: Contemporary Art in Academic Environment Panelists: Ellen K. Levy, Christopher Fynsk, Anna Frants, moderated by Natalia Kolodzei; in conjunction with exhibition ID. ART:TECH Exhibition 7 free registration Eventbrite
Luhring Augustine 531 W 24 exhibition: Richard Rezac scheduled opening cancelled
Ceres 547 W 27 reception: Phyllis Rosser Ecstatic Views of Nature: Painting and Sculpture 6-8
Solas 117 E 24 exhibition closing: David Vega’ East Village 1984-1987 scheduled closing 6-8
Jadite Galleries 413 W 50 exhibition: Roz Dorlen Spacescapes of the Cosmos scheduled opening 6-8
Taller Boricua 1680 Lexington Ave exhibition: Experimental Techniques in Printmaking Eliezer Berrios, Betty BP Cole, James Cuebas, Elsie Delize, curated by NitzaTufiño scheduled opening 6-9
Hellgate Arts 755 E 133 Bronx exhibition: Surreal Histories Sandra Ayala, Jeremy Dennis, and Karisha Hickman, curated by Melissa Calderon and Juanita Lanzo scheduled opening 6-8
The Factory 30-30 47th Ave Long Island City closing: Ross Pino Into the Light 5-8
Royal Society of American Art 400B S 2 Williamsburg opening: Duality Natale Adgnot, Tianlan Deng, Karen Kettering Dimit, and Michael Yu, curated by Janet Rutkowski and April Zhang-Autio opening scheduled 7-9
Phe Studios 176 Borinquen Place Williamsburg exhibition: Oriel Ceballos Legacy over “Lit” from 4 $20 Eventbrite
Wayfarers 1109 Dekalb Ave exhibition: Milking the Golden Bull curated by Mary Gagler postponed
M. David & Co. 56 Bogart St Bushwick reception: Personal Memory - Collective Memory Louise Noel, Teresa Foster, Susan Delgalvis, Liliana Zavaleta, Marc Mccurdy, Lisa Petker-Mintz, Lisa Pressner, Lori Horowitz 6-9 reception cancelled
Sweet Lorraine 183 Lorraine St Red Hook exhibition: Dara Oshin Oracular Shrines scheduled opening 6-9
Asia Week New York
Here is a listing of scheduled opening parties; as of posting time, there was no update on the website as to whether these would be occurring. However, the ‘social distance’ that is required for safety in these perilous times makes many of the small spaces housing these shows problematic, at best, for safety. Talks and special events may be cancelled by the individual participants. For more information see the website http://www.asiaweekny.com/
Boccara Art 130 W 56 opening: Lavinia Yu In Search of Lost Ocean 6-10
Walter Arader 1016 Madison Ave opening: New Acquisitions 6-8:30
Thomas Murray at Arader opening: Rarities: The Himalayas to Hawaii 6-8:30 Kang at Arader opening: A Fantastic Dragon Jar and Recent Acquisitions 6-8:30 Francesca Galloway opening: Pahari Paintings & Indian Textiles 5-8
Carlo Cristi – Asian Arts Company at Leslie Feely Gallery 1044 Madison Ave 4th Fl opening: Fine Sculptures and Tangkas 5-8
Joan Mirviss 39 E 78 opening: Restraint and Flamboyance, Masterworks of Mino
+ Ukiyo-e from the Collection of George Crawford 5-8
Carole Davenport at Leigh Morse FA 22 E 80 5th Fl party: Shinto ReduX: Kami || Shin-magatama by Hiroyuki Asano 6-9
Giuseppe Piva at Adam Williams Fine Art 24 E 80 opening: Japanese Art and Antiques 5-8
Oliver Forge and Brendan Lynch at Victoria Munroe Fine Art 67 E 80 opening: Court Paintings from India and Persia 5-8
In Memoriam:
Auctioneer Peregrine Pollen (1931-2020)
Sculptor J. Seward Johnson Jr. (1930-2020)
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