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  303 Gallery

  555 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  303 Gallery was first established by owner and director Lisa Spellman in 1984 at 303 Park Avenue South. In addition to its address, the gallery name also references Alfred Stieglitz's "Intimate Gallery" artists-collaborative located in Room 303 of the Anderson Galleries building. Spellman's 303 Gallery moved to the East Village in 1987 where she invited such artists as Christopher Wool and Robert Gober to curate special artist projects and collaborations. 1989 marked 303 Gallery's move to 89 Greene Street in Soho where Vito Acconci, Andreas Gursky, Collier Schorr and Rirkrit Tiravanija had solo exhibitions. It was on Greene Street that Spellman initially exhibited Doug Aitken, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Rodney Graham, and Karen Kilimnik. In 1996, 303 Gallery was among the first galleries to move to Chelsea, and in 2016 the gallery opened its new location at 555 West 21 Street in a building designed by principal architect Norman Foster + Partners. Doug AitkenKatinka BockNina CanellValentin CarronSam FallsHans-Peter FeldmannCeal FloyerKarel FunkTim GardnerDominique Gonzalez-FoersterKim GordonDan GrahamRodney GrahamMary HeilmannJeppe HeinLarry JohnsonMatt JohnsonJacob KassayKaren KilimnikAlicja KwadeElad LassryTala MadaniFlorian Maier-AichenNick MaussMike NelsonKristin OppenheimMarina PinskyEva RothschildCollier SchorrStephen ShoreSue WilliamsJane and Louise Wilson 555 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 303 Gallery

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  ACA Galleries

  529 West 20th Street, 5th Floor
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  19th and 20th century American, European and Contemporary art Peter Blume EstateIlya BolotowskyWilliam Gropper EstateGrace Hartigan EstateAnita HuffingtonJack Levine EstateRichard MayhewJoseph PellerFaith RinggoldAminah Brenda Lynn RobinsonDoug SafranekMoses Soyer EstateJack StuppinEdmund Yaghjian Estate George AultMilton AveryEdward BannisterRomare BeardenThomas H. BentonOscar BluemnerAaron BohrodCharles BurchfieldMarc ChagallJoseph CornellA.B. DaviesEdwin DickinsonRobert S. DuncansonLouis EilshemiusPhilip EvergoodWilliam GlackensGeorge GroszRobert GwathmeyRichard HambletonEdward HopperLuis JimenezJacob LawrenceErnest LawsonJohn MarinReginald MarshFrancis L. MoraJoan MiroGeorgia O'KeeffePablo PicassoMaurice PrendergastIrene Rice PereiraFritz ScholderJohn SloanRaphael SoyerTheodoros StamosMax WeberCharles White 529 West 20th Street, 5th Floor
  New York, NY 10011 ACA Galleries
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  Acquavella Galleries, Inc.

  18 East 79th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  
  340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite 309
  Palm Beach, FL 33480
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Acquavella Galleries is distinguished for its expertise in the fields of 19th, 20th and 21st century art. The gallery, founded by Nicholas Acquavella in the early 1920s, is now a three-generation, family-owned business: Bill Acquavella joined his father in 1960, Bill’s daughter Eleanor joined in 1997, and his sons Nick and Alexander joined in 2000 and 2003 respectively. The gallery first specialized in works of the Italian Renaissance and old master paintings, but Bill expanded the focus to include the masters of Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism. In the late 1980s, the gallery also began dealing in postwar and contemporary art. Today, the gallery regularly exhibits works by artists such as Paul Cézanne, Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Amedeo Modigliani, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Pierre Bonnard, Joan Miró, Fernand Léger, Paul Klee, Alberto Giacometti, Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, Mark Rothko, Jean Paul Riopelle, Jean Dubuffet, Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Cy Twombly, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Lucian Freud. On the primary market, the gallery represents Miquel Barceló, Jacob El Hanani, Damian Loeb, and Wayne Thiebaud. For more than 90 years, Acquavella Galleries has sold major paintings and sculpture to private collectors and museums worldwide. Through its exhibitions, it has also gained a reputation for organizing shows of particular note, both loan exhibitions and for-sale shows. Among the most significant over the past several decades include The Pop Object: The Still Life Tradition in Pop Art (2013), Lucian Freud Drawings (2012), Georges Braque: Pioneer of Modernism (2011), Robert and Ethel Scull: Portrait of a Collection (2010), Picasso’s Marie-Thérèse (2008), Manolo Millares (2006), James Rosenquist: Monochromes (2005), Lucian Freud: Recent Paintings & Etchings (2004), Cézanne Watercolors (1999), Alberto Giacometti (1994), Robert Rauschenberg Drawings: 1958-1968 (1986), Lyonel Feininger (1985-1986; this exhibition traveled to The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C.), Edgar Degas (1978), Claude Monet (1976), Henri Matisse (1973) and many others. In addition, each year, the gallery curates exhibitions that offer a variety of 19th and 20th century masterworks. Michael Findlay, Philippe de Montebello, Esperanza Sobrino, and Tsutomu Takashima are the directors of Acquavella. Their combined experience represents a wide range of expertise in acquisition, appraisal and education. Business can be conducted in French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Taiwanese, Spanish, and English. Acquavella is located at 18 East 79th Street in New York City, occupying a five-story French neo-classical townhouse. Miquel BarceloJacob El HananiDamian LoebTom SachsWayne Thiebaud Jean-Michel BasquiatJean (Hans) ArpFrank AuerbachFrancis BaconMiquel BarcelóPierre BonnardEugene BoudinGeorges BraqueAlexander CalderPaul CézanneMarc ChagallEdgar DegasAndre DerainRichard DiebenkornPeter DoigJean DubuffetLucio FontanaLucian FreudPaul GauguinAlberto GiacomettiVincent van GoghArshile GorkyPhilip GustonEva HesseDavid HockneyJasper JohnsWassily KandinskyPaul KleeFranz KlineWillem de KooningFernand LégerRoy LichtensteinMorris LouisRene MagritteAristide MaillolPiero ManzoniBrice MardenHenri MatisseFausto MelottiManolo MillaresJoan MiróAmedeo ModiglianiClaude MonetHenry MooreClaes OldenburgPablo PicassoCamille PissarroJackson PollockRobert RauschenbergOdilon RedonPierre-Auguste RenoirJean Paul RiopelleSusan RothenbergMark RothkoEd RuschaEgon SchieleGeorges SeuratPaul SignacAlfred SisleyDavid SmithNicolas de StaëlHenri de Toulouse-LautrecCy TwomblyMaurice de VlaminckAndy WarholTom Wesselmann 18 East 79th Street
  New York, NY 10075 340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite 309
  Palm Beach, FL 33480 Acquavella Galleries, Inc.
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  George Adams Gallery

  38 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  The George Adams Gallery traces its origins to the Allan Frumkin Gallery, founded in Chicago in 1952 with a New York location opening in 1959. George Adams’ association with the New York gallery began in 1980, with Mr. Adams and Mr. Frumkin forming a partnership, Frumkin/Adams Gallery, in 1988. Upon Mr. Frumkin’s retirement in 1995, the gallery assumed its present identity of George Adams Gallery. From its inception, the gallery has introduced and promoted a diverse range of artists, most notably from the San Francisco Bay Area and Latin America, while mounting regular exhibitions of 20th Century European master drawings by such artists as Max Beckmann, Lovis Corinth, James Ensor, Alberto Giacometti, and Henri Matisse, among others. The rich history of the gallery includes the careers of artists such as Jeremy Anderson, Robert Barnes, William Beckman, Mel Chin, Joseph Cornell, Manny Farber, Paul Georges, Paul Granlund, Theodore Halkin, Robert Hudson, June Leaf, Arthur Liepzig, Maryan, James McGarrell, Willard Midgette, Philip Pearlstein, James Surls, James Valerio, and Sandy Winters. Beginning with Roberto Matta in the 1950s, the gallery played an important role in introducing contemporary Latin American art to American audiences. Subsequently the gallery gave first solo exhibitions in the United States for artists Luis Cruz Azaceta (1979), Jose Bedia (1991), Rosana Palzyan (1998), and Yoan Capote (2004), as well as exhibitions of works by Carlos Alfonzo, Luis Benedit, Juan Francisco Elso, and Arnaldo Roche-Rabell.  Today, the George Adams Gallery represents the estates of Robert Arneson (1930-1992), Jack Beal (1931-2013), Elmer Bischoff (1916-1991), Joan Brown (1938-1990), Roy De Forest (1930-2007), and Gregory Gillespie (1936-2000), while regularly exhibiting the work of contemporary artists such as Luis Cruz Azaceta, Enrique Chagoya, Diane Edison, Amer Kobaslija, Andrew Lenaghan, Peter Saul and William T. Wiley, and other emerging and under-recognized artists. Having a long association with art from the San Francisco Bay Area, the gallery’s program continues to champion art from the region through research and historical exhibitions of work by artists both from its roster and others. Estate of Robert ArnesonLuis Cruz AzacetaChris BallantyneEstate of Jack BealEstate of Elmer BischoffEstate of Joan BrownEnrique ChagoyaDiane EdisonRoy De ForestEstate of Gregory GillespieAmer KobaslijaAndrew LenaghanTony MayKatherine Sherwood Jeremy AndersonJose BediaAlfred LeslieRon NagleGladys NilssonManuel NeriGeorge OhrEd PaschkePeter SaulRichard ShawH.C. WestermannWilliam T. WileyKarl Wirsum 38 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013 George Adams Gallery
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  Adler Beatty

  34 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Old Master
  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • German Expressionism
  • North American

  
  

  Adler Beatty is a fine art dealership and advisory firm with expertise in Old Master through Contemporary Art. The firm’s founders, Frances Beatty and Alexander Adler, have over forty-five years of combined experience as dealers and advisors to preeminent private collectors and museums worldwide. Adler Beatty is located on New York’s Upper East Side at 34 East 69th Street. 34 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021 Adler Beatty
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  Peg Alston Fine Arts

  
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • African
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  For nearly four decades, Peg Alston Fine Arts has championed works primarily by, but not limited to, African American artists. In addition to representing emerging and mid-career artists, Alston’s roster includes preeminent 20th century artists—including, but not limited to, Romare Bearden, Earl Miller, Stanley Whitney, Edward Clark, Norman Lewis, Lubaina Himid, Howardena Pindell, Todd Williams, Frank Bowling, and Fred Hayes. Through public programming, activism, and extensive collaboration with the Studio Museum in Harlem and other major New York City cultural institutions, Alston has cultivated interest in collecting African American fine art across the nation. Alston is a member of the Association of Women Art Dealers (AWAD), ArtTable, and is featured in History Makers’ archival collection of outstanding African Americans.  Romare BeardenEarl MillerHowardena Pindell Fred HayesEdward ClarkStanley WhitneyAlison SaarDavid DriskellFaith RinggoldNorman LewisJack WhiteTodd WilliamsKaren PowellSam GilliamRichard MayhewStephen GaliczynskiLeslie Smith IIIOliver JohnsonAl Loving Peg Alston Fine Arts
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  Altman Siegel

  1150 25th Street
  San Francisco, CA 94107
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Altman Siegel features a robust schedule of exhibitions by important emerging and established artists, punctuated and deepened by historical exhibitions. Its program focuses on internationally recognized, museum-level artists whose work contributes to the cultural dialogue domestically and abroad. The gallery discovers and presents significant Bay Area artists and brings internationally established artists to San Francisco for the first time. Zarouhie AbdalianNate BoyceTroy Lamarr Chew IISimon DennyJessica DickinsonShannon EbnerLiam EverettLaeh GlennLynn Hershman LeesonChris JohansonHiba KalacheKoakShinpei KusanagiDevin LeonardiK.R.M. MooneyRichard MosseAlex OlsonTrevor PaglenWill RoganSara VanDerBeekEmily WardillGarth WeiserDidier William Zarouhie AbdalianNate BoyceTroy Lamarr Chew IISimon DennyJessica DickinsonShannon EbnerLiam EverettLaeh GlennLynn Hershman LeesonChris JohansonHiba KalacheKoakShinpei KusanagiDevin LeonardiK.R.M. MooneyRichard MosseAlex OlsonTrevor PaglenWill RoganSara VanDerBeekEmily WardillGarth WeiserDidier William 1150 25th Street
  San Francisco, CA 94107 Altman Siegel
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  Anglim/Trimble

  1275 Minnesota Street
  San Francisco, CA 94107
  
  

  
  

  1275 Minnesota Street
  San Francisco, CA 94107 Anglim/Trimble
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  Avery Galleries

  100 Chetwynd Drive
  Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting

  
  

  Avery Galleries is a relative newcomer to the gallery world having been founded in 2001. The principal, Richard Rossello spent the first part of his career in an entirely different entrepreneurial business pursuit. What motivated him to form Avery Galleries was an enduring passion for American fine art. Rossello was a lifelong collector and avidly pursued collecting opportunities as an avocation. Lightning struck on his forty-eighth birthday when he suffered a mild heart attack. While recovering from the resultant bypass surgery, he decided that life was too short to do anything by half measure.  He retired from his restaurant operating company and opened Avery Galleries. The gallery was founded on two guiding principles and they have become bedrock beliefs of the company. First, was to manage the quality of the art sold by purchasing it outright rather than taking art on consignment. This “put your money where your mouth is” orientation has allowed Avery to focus on works deemed to be most desirable, not on serving the needs of consignors who may or may not be selling works that meet the highest standards. Second, Rossello only buys paintings that he would want to own personally. These tenets have helped Avery Galleries to establish a reputation for consistent quality in the works of art offered. John White AlexanderWilliam Bliss BakerJohn Leslie BreckHugh Henry BreckenridgeAlfred Thompson BricherDennis Miller BunkerCharles Ephraim BurchfieldArthur Beecher CarlesEmil CarlsenWilliam Merritt ChaseThomas Wilmer DewingArthur DoveFrank DuveneckRobert EngmanWalter GayCharles Henry GiffordWalter Granville-SmithAlan GussowLilian Westcott HaleChilde HassamHermann HerzogFrancis Coates JonesWolf KahnJohn KochMax KuehneErnest LawsonWalter Launt PalmerJane PetersonEdward Willis RedfieldRobert ReidWilliam Trost RichardsRobert SalmonWalter Elmer SchofieldFrancis Augustus SilvaArchibald Cary SmithGeorge William SotterHenry Fitch TaylorHelen TurnerFrederick Judd WaughTheodore WendelJohn WhorfIrving Ramsey Wiles 100 Chetwynd Drive
  Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 Avery Galleries

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  Baldwin Gallery

  209 South Galena Street
  Aspen, CO 81611
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Donald BaechlerKevin BakerJennifer BartlettSanford BiggersSebastian BlanckRoss BlecknerDelia BrownJames Lee ByarsChristo and Jeanne-ClaudePeter CoffinGreg ColsonWill CottonE.V. DayStephen DeanCarroll DunhamInka EssenhighTony FeherEric FischlAdam FussEwan GibbsGilbert & GeorgeAlexander GorlizkiIsca Greenfield-SandersTim HailandPeter HalleyLyle Ashton HarrisTodd HidoJim HodgesRebecca HornCraigie HorsfieldBryan HuntAnnette LemieuxDavid LevinthalMark LicariVera LutterRobert MapplethorpeEnrique Martínez CelayaRyan McGinnessMarilyn MinterMalcolm MorleyTony OurslerMatthew RitchieAlexis RockmanMilton Rosa-OrtizSusan RothenbergTom SachsDavid SalleGary SimmonsLaurie SimmonsTaryn SimonDoug + Mike StarnJoseph StashkevetchPat SteirGeorge StollBilly SullivanDonald SultanMarc SwansonPhilip TaaffeJames TurrellBruce WeberMatthew WeinsteinDirk Westphal 209 South Galena Street
  Aspen, CO 81611 Baldwin Gallery
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  James Barron Art

  PO Box 97
  South Kent, CT 06785
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  James Barron founded his art business in 1987 as a private art dealer and consultant, and established James Barron Art in 2010. The gallery specializes in modern and contemporary American and European art, including works by Picasso, Matisse, Arp, Giacometti and Pollock, as well as Warhol, Diebenkorn, LeWitt, Mangold, Pepper, Caro and Olitski. Barron is equally adept in guiding both new and experienced collectors. The gallery has an ongoing series of interviews with artists and art historians, reflecting a longstanding tradition of special events. PO Box 97
  South Kent, CT 06785 James Barron Art
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  Nicelle Beauchene Gallery

  7 Franklin Place
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Nicelle Beauchene Gallery is located in the Tribeca neighborhood of New York City. The gallery first opened in 2008 on the Lower East Side of Manhattan to promote the work of emerging local and international artists. In December 2012, the gallery relocated to a historic two-story building on Broome Street shared with Jack Hanley Gallery, where the two galleries alternated shows within the space. Beauchene spearheaded this site-specific move to expand upon the Lower East Side's histories of collaboration, cooperation, and flexible exhibition contexts. For several years, the gallery operated an off-site project space staged in an apartment, as well as an upstate project called Parts & Labor in Beacon, NY co-run with fellow ADAA dealer Franklin Parrasch.  Tunji Adeniyi-Jones Saif Azzuz Jonathan Baldock Mary Lee Bendolph Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. Kari Cholnoky Alex Bradley Cohen Jennifer Paige Cohen Louise Despont Estate of John Evans Jordan Kasey Jim Lee Panayiotis Loukas Quentin James McCaffrey James Miller Lucy Puls Gee’s Bend Quiltmakers Eleanor Ray Daniel Rios Rodriguez Bruce M. Sherman Jeni Spota C. Willie Stewart Ruby Sky Stiler Alice Tippit Chris Wiley 7 Franklin Place
  New York, NY 10013 Nicelle Beauchene Gallery
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  Berggruen Gallery

  10 Hawthorne Street
  San Francisco, CA 94105
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • German Expressionism
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  A cornerstone of the West Coast art world, Berggruen Gallery has a consistent history of engaging San Francisco audiences with new art and has long been an advocate for the region’s leading artists. Housed in a renovated historic three story building, Berggruen Gallery features expanded exhibition space, including two floors of galleries and a floor dedicated to project and event space. Since opening in 1970, Berggruen Gallery has mounted groundbreaking exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, and prints by American and European masters, modernists, and contemporary artists. The first gallery of national stature in San Francisco, Berggruen Gallery was a pioneer for the bourgeoning San Francisco art scene, and played a fundamental role in cultivating a group of dedicated collectors in the Bay Area. In addition to giving first or early shows to many artists who are now well-established in their careers – including Edward Ruscha, Tom Sachs, and Mark Tansey – the gallery also created a market for Wayne Thiebaud and artists of the Bay Area Figurative school including Richard Diebenkorn, David Park, Elmer Bischoff, and Nathan Oliveira. Berggruen Gallery specializes in the exhibition and sale of 20th-century American and European paintings, drawings, sculpture, and limited edition prints. In addition, the work of major American post-war artists as well as younger contemporary artists is exhibited. The gallery also presents exhibitions of a historic nature by artists such as Richard Diebenkorn, Ellsworth Kelly, Alexander Calder, Henri Matisse, David Park, Edward Ruscha, Frank Stella, Georgia O'Keeffe, Mark di Suvero, Willem de Kooning, and Wayne Thiebaud. In addition to mounting exhibitions, Gretchen and John Berggruen work closely with private clients building collections, locating works of art, and providing art advisory services. Diana Al-HadidMark AdamsJohn AlexanderDavid BatesRobert BechtleElmer BischoffChristopher BrownAlexander CalderVija CelminsChuck CloseBruce CohenPedro S. de MovellanRichard DiebenkornMark di SuveroAustin EddyDanny FoxHelen FrankenthalerAlexander GorlizkiIsca Greenfield-SandersMichael GregoryStephen HannockMark InnerstRobert KellyAnselm KieferMinku KimClare KirkconnellPaul KremerJulian LethbridgeRoy LichtensteinRobert MangoldHenri MatisseAlicia McCarthyMary McCartneyTom McKinleyNathan OliveiraTom OtternessDavid ParkPablo PicassoMartin PuryearGeorge RickeyLinda RidgwayEdward RuschaRichard SerraJoel ShapiroFrank StellaWayne ThiebaudLucy Williams Donald Roller WilsonPaul Wonner Tauba AuerbachJohn BaldessariStephan BalkenholSpencer FinchAl HeldDamien HirstJulie MehretuSarah MorrisClaes OldenburgBridget Riley 10 Hawthorne Street
  San Francisco, CA 94105 Berggruen Gallery
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  Blum & Poe

  2727 South La Cienega Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90034
  
  19 East 66th Street
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Alma AllenTheodora AllenKarel AppelMarch AveryDarren BaderAlvaro BarringtonLynda BenglisJB BlunkMohamed BourouissaPia CamilRobert ColescottThornton DialCarroll DunhamSam DurantKōji EnokuraAnya GallaccioAaron Garber-MaikovskaTomoo GokitaSonia GomesFrançoise GrossenMark GrotjahnHa Chong-hyunKazunori HamanaJulian HoeberLonnie HolleyYukie IshikawaMatt JohnsonAcaye KerunenSusumu KoshimizuFriedrich KunathYukiko KurodaShio KusakaKwon Young-wooMimi LauterLee UfanTony LewisLinderFlorian Maier-AichenVictor ManEddie MartinezPaul MogensenDave MullerKazumi NakamuraYoshitomo NaraAsuka Anastacia OgawaKenjirō OkazakiAnna ParkSolange PessoaHarvey QuaytmanLauren QuinUmar RashidMatt SaundersHugh Scott-DouglasNobuo SekinePenny SlingerKishio SugaAlexander TovborgYukinori YanagiYun Hyong-keunZhu Jinshi 2727 South La Cienega Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90034 19 East 66th Street
  New York, NY 10065 Blum & Poe
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  Peter Blum Gallery

  176 Grand Street
  New York, NY 10013
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  In 1980, Peter Blum created Peter Blum Edition where he was among the first print publishers to work with artists including Louise Bourgeois, Eric Fischl, and James Turrell. In 1993, Blum opened a permanent exhibition space on Wooster Street in New York called Peter Blum SoHo which hosted exhibitions of artists in various media including Francesco Clemente, Yayoi Kusama, and Robert Ryman. In 2006, Blum opened an additional space in Chelsea. In 2013, Blum then moved his galleries to 20 West 57th Street where he mounted solo exhibitions that included Helmut Federle, David Reed, and Nathaniel Dorsky. Most recently in 2017, Blum moved the gallery downtown to a 7,000 square foot space at 176 Grand Street. Solo exhibitions have included John Zurier, Alex Katz, Joyce J. Scott, and Nicholas Galanin. Kamrooz AramLouise BourgeoisNathaniel DorskyPaul FägerskiöldHelmut FederleNicholas GalaninAlex KatzYayoi KusamaEsther KläsErik LindmanThe Estate of Chris MarkerAgnes MartinLuisa RabbiaDavid RabinowitchDavid ReedJoyce J. ScottSonja SekulaSu-Mei TseRobert ZandvlietJohn ZurierRebecca Ward Louise BourgeoisYayoi KusamaAgnes MartinRobert Ryman 176 Grand Street
  New York, NY 10013 Peter Blum Gallery
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  Marianne Boesky Gallery

  509 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  507 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Since its inception in 1996, Marianne Boesky Gallery’s mission has been to represent and support the work of contemporary international artists of all media. The gallery expanded its flagship location in 2016 to the adjacent space on West 24th Street. This space more than doubles the gallery's footprint in Chelsea, allowing for ever more ambitious solo and group shows that highlight dynamic narratives and parallels across artist, media, and theme. In 2017, the gallery opened a location in Aspen, CO, presenting rotating exhibitions by both gallery artists and artists invited to present special projects. Marianne Boesky Gallery currently represents over 30 esteemed artists of different generations and backgrounds. These recent expansions highlight the gallery's ongoing experimentations with space and architecture as well as its continued commitment to the needs and interests of its dynamic roster of artists from around the globe. GHADA AMER JENNIFER BARTLETT GINA BEAVERS SANFORD BIGGERS BJÖRN BRAUN PIER PAOLO CALZOLARIMARTYN CROSS JULIA DAULT SUE DE BEER SVENJA DEININGER BARNABY FURNAS THE HAAS BROTHERS ALLISON JANAE HAMILTON JAY HEIKES JAMMIE HOLMES JOHN HOUCK JESSICA JACKSON HUTCHINS DASHIELL MANLEY SUZANNE MCCLELLAND DANIELLE MCKINNEY SARAH MEYOHAS DONALD MOFFETT SERGE ALAIN NITEGEKA ANTHONY PEARSON CELESTE RAPONE THIAGO ROCHA PITTA FRANK STELLA HANNAH VAN BART JOHN WATERS CLAUDIA WIESER MICHAELA YEARWOOD-DAN MARIA LAI SALVATORE SCARPITTA 509 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 507 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 Marianne Boesky Gallery
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  Tanya Bonakdar Gallery

  521 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  1010 North Highland Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90038
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Throughout the past two decades, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery has developed a leading contemporary program that now represents more than thirty distinguished artists worldwide. Committed to presenting work across all media including painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, photography, and video, the gallery has maintained a rigorous exhibition schedule that features more than ten rotating exhibitions by its artists each year.Founded in 1994, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery opened at 130 Prince Street in New York City's Soho neighborhood, where it remained until relocating to 521 West 21st Street in Chelsea in 1998. Following a major renovation in the spring of 2006, the gallery doubled in size by acquiring 5,000 square feet along the ground floor of its existing location, expanding its exhibition capabilities as well as its programming. In 2018, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery expanded to Los Angeles, opening a gallery at 1010 N. Highland Ave.Since its early years, the gallery has launched and fostered the careers of a key group of international artists that include Martin Boyce, Sandra Cinto, Mat Collishaw, Olafur Eliasson, Teresa Hubbard/Alexander Birchler, Carla Klein, Ernesto Neto, Rivane Neuenschwander, Susan Philipsz, Analia Saban, Tomas Saraceno, and Thomas Scheibitz, providing all of them with their first solo exhibitions in New York and, for many, their respective debuts in the United States. With a growing roster that now includes figures like Phil Collins, Mark Dion, Meschac Gaba, Mark Manders, Haim Steinbach, Sarah Sze, and Gillian Wearing, the gallery continues to support the careers and work of its artists in dialogue with audiences and institutions around the world.The gallery also continues to participate consistently in major international art fairs including Art Basel, Art Basel Miami Beach, Art Basel Hong Kong, Frieze Art Fair London, Frieze Art Fair New York, The Armory Show, and The Art Show, organized by the Art Dealers Association of America. Kelly AkashiUta BarthMartin BoyceSandra CintoPhil CollinsMat CollishawMark DionNathalie Djurberg & Hans BergOlafur EliassonMeschac GabaShilpa GuptaSabine HornigTeresa Hubbard/Alexander BirchlerCarla KleinAgnieszka KurantLaura LimaLiu ShiyuanCharles LongRita LundqvistMark MandersErnesto NetoRivane NeuenschwanderKaryn OlivierLisa OppenheimSusan PhilipszDana PowellPeggy PreheimSherrill RolandAnalia SabanTomás SaracenoThomas ScheibitzSlavs and TatarsHannah StarkeyHaim SteinbachDirk StewenJack StrangeSarah SzeJeffrey VallanceGillian WearingNicole WermersLisa WilliamsonWong Ping 521 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 1010 North Highland Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90038 Tanya Bonakdar Gallery
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  Jonathan Boos

  980 Madison Avenue, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Jonathan Boos specializes in 20th-century American paintings, drawings and sculpture, with a particular focus on museum-quality works from the Ashcan School, Modernism (especially the Stieglitz group), Realism, the American Scene, and the Post-war period. Charles AlstonBenny AndrewsRuth AsawaJohn AthertonMilton AveryLeonard BaskinRomare BeardenGeorge BellowsThomas Hart BentonTheresa BernsteinHarry BertoiaCharles BiedermanAlbert BierstadtAlbert BlochOscar BluemnerPeter BlumeAaron BohrodIlya BolotowskyCharles BurchfieldEmerson BurkhartPaul CadmusAlexander CalderAnthony CaroClarence CarterMary CassattFederico CastellónElizabeth CatlettJohn ChamberlainJames ChapinWilliam Merritt ChaseFrederic Church Thomas ColeJohn Rogers CoxRalston CrawfordFrancis CrissStuart DavisWillem de KooningBeauford DelaneyCharles DemuthEdwin DickinsonPreston DickinsonArthur DoveJean DubuffetRobert S. DuncansonPhilip EvergoodJohn FerrenHelen FrankenthalerMarshall FredericksSuzy FrelinghuysenJared FrenchFrederick Carl FriesekeAlbert Eugene GallatinSanford Robinson GiffordWilliam GlackensMichael GoldbergJean Albert GorinAdolph GottliebBalcomb GreeneO. Louis GuglielmiRobert GwathmeyMarsden HartleyChilde HassamMartin Johnson Heade Robert HenriBarbara HepworthJoseph HirschHans HofmannWinslow HomerEdward HopperCharles HowardRichard HuntGerome KamrowskiOtis KayePaul KelpeHenry KoernerWalt KuhnJacob LawrenceHughie Lee-SmithMichael LensonEdmund LewandowskiNorman LewisJacques LipchitzLouis LozowickGeorge LuksHelen LundebergJohn MarinFletcher MartinAlfred Henry MaurerCarl MillesJoan MitchellFrançois MorelletGeorge L.K. MorrisJerome MyersElie NadelmanKenneth Noland Georgia O’KeeffeGuy Pène du BoisJonh Frederick PetoHorace PippinEdward Henry PotthastRichard Pousette-DartFrederick RemingtonRobert RiggsTheodore RoszakBetye SaarJohn Singer SargentZoltan SepeshyRichard SerraBen ShahnCharles Green ShawCharles SheelerEverett ShinnClyde SingerElizabeth Sparhawk-JonesTheodoros StamosJohn StorrsBob ThompsonMark TobeyGeorge TookerHelen TorrJack TworkovRobert VickreyCharmion von WiegandJames W. Washington, Jr.Max WeberCharles WhiteHale WoodruffAndrew WyethJamie Wyeth Milton AveryHarry BertoiaKwesi BotchwayArthur DoveHelen Frankenthaler Bryan HuntMervin Jules Henry Koerner Claude LawrenceNorman LewisJohn MarinHowardenia Pindell Hilla Rebay Theodore J. Roszak Charles Sheeler Lorna SimpsonMark Tobey 980 Madison Avenue, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10065 Jonathan Boos
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  Bortolami

  39 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American

  
  

  Bortolami opened in September 2005. The gallery has presented exhibitions by Richard Aldrich, Barbara Kasten, Ivan Morley, Morgan Fisher, and Tom Burr, artists with whom the gallery has had long-standing relationships. The Bortolami program has expanded to include such artists as Daniel Buren, Ann Veronica Janssens, Caitlin Keogh, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Lena Henke, Lesley Vance, Marina Rheingantz, Deborah Remington, Virginia Overton and Renée Green.In 2017, Bortolami relocated to the Tribeca neighborhood of Lower Manhattan. The program has also expanded regionally with the launch of the Artist / City initiative, which brings evolving yearlong exhibitions to cities across the United States. These projects include Daniel Buren / Miami, Eric Wesley / St. Louis, Tom Burr / New Haven, Jutta Koether / Philadelphia, Ann Veronica Janssens / Baltimore, Barbara Kasten / Chicago, Paul Pfeiffer / Washington, D.C., and Cecily Brown / Buffalo. Richard AldrichRobert BordoDaniel BurenTom BurrMorgan FisherMichel FrançoisPiero GoliaRenée GreenNicolás GuagniniLena HenkeNaotaka HiroMadeline HollanderAnn Veronica JanssensBarbara KastenCaitlin KeoghElla Kruglyanskaya Ivan MorleyRebecca MorrisMary OberingAnna OstoyaVirginia OvertonClaudio ParmiggianiDeborah RemingtonMarina RheingantzAki SasamotoPaul Mpagi SepuyaLesley VanceEric Wesley 39 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013 Bortolami
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  Rena Bransten Gallery

  1275 Minnesota Street
  San Francisco, CA 94107
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Photography, Contemporary

  
  

  Since its inception, Rena Bransten Gallery, founded by Rena Bransten in 1974, has sought to define its artistic program by including both established and emerging artists whose work engages with contemporary social and cultural climates. While originally focusing on ceramic sculpture by California artists, the physical gallery space and scope of exhibitions soon expanded to include a multidisciplinary program – all the while sustaining a deep-rooted connection to the crafted object. Now, almost fifty years later, the gallery continues to exhibit both national and international contemporary artists in one person and thematic exhibitions which maintain a dialog with other galleries, museums, and curators. John BankstonDawoud BeyJonathan CalmSydney Cain T.J. Dedeaux-NorrisTameka Jenean Norris EstateRodney EwingLawrence FerlinghettiDennis Gallagher EstateRupert GarciaDiane Andrews HallDoug HallOliver Lee JacksonBovey LeeHung LiuAmalia Mesa-BainsRobert MinerviniVik MunizSam PerryJohn PreusNobuyuki TakahashiLava ThomasTara TuckerMarci WashingtonJohn WatersHenry WesselFred Wilson Ruth AsawaTony DeLapViola FreyRon Nagle 1275 Minnesota Street
  San Francisco, CA 94107 Rena Bransten Gallery

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  Canada Gallery

  60-61 Lispenard Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  98 Newtown Lane
  East Hampton, NY 11937
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Canada opened in Lower Manhattan in 2000 by a small group of artists committed to promoting the needs and energies of an improvised community. Artists and audiences contribute to the culture of Canada, which has presented and promoted art in an irreverent, serious, and approachable way. The gallery now has three spaces— two in Tribeca and one in East Hampton. As an artist-run gallery, Canada remains unconventional in its structure and divergent in its programming. David AskevoldKatherine BernhardtKatherine BradfordJoe BradleySarah BramanMatt ConnorsGerald FergusonJess FullerSamara GoldenDaniel HesidenceMarc HundleyDenzil HurleyXylor JaneRobert JanitzSahar KhouryElisabeth KleySadie LaskaWilly Le MaitreLily LudlowMichael MahalchickJoanna MalinowskaMary ManningElizabeth McIntoshRJ MessineoLuke MurphyElena PankovaRobin PeckTyson ReederScott ReederJoan SnyderAnke WeyerWallace WhitneyRachel Eulena Williams 60-61 Lispenard Street
  New York, NY 10013 98 Newtown Lane
  East Hampton, NY 11937 Canada Gallery
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  Castelli Gallery

  18 East 77th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10075
  
  24 West 40th Street
  New York, NY 10018
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Noriko AmbeRichard ArtschwagerHanne Darboven Dan FlavinJasper JohnsDiana KingsleyJoseph KosuthRoy LichtensteinRobert MorrisBruce NaumanClaes Oldenburg Richard PettiboneRobert RauschenbergEdward RuschaKeith SonnierMike and Doug StarnFrank StellaCy TwomblyAndy WarholLawrence Weiner 18 East 77th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10075 24 West 40th Street
  New York, NY 10018 Castelli Gallery
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  Chambers Fine Art

  55 East 11th Street, 5th Floor
  New York, NY 10003
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Chambers Fine Art is a gallery specializing in contemporary Chinese art located in New York and Beijing. It was established by Christophe W. Mao in New York in 2000. Recognizing the need for a gallery that would serve as an authoritative source of information on the latest developments in the rapidly growing contemporary art world in China, Mao named his gallery after Sir William Chambers, the celebrated British architect who was a leading exponent of Chinese principles in garden design in the late eighteenth century. During the first seven years, artists including Lu Shengzhong, Hong Hao, Song Dong and Yin Xiuzhen had their first solo exhibitions in the USA. Since then a younger generation of artists including Wu Jian’an, Zhao Zhao, Fu Xiaotong, and Guo Hongwei has added different perspectives to the gallery profile. From 2009 to 2019 the gallery has occupied premises at 522 West 19th Street, a block that is noteworthy for a concentration of new buildings by Frank Gehry, Shigeru Ban and Jean Nouvel as well as proximity to the High Line, the former elevated railway track that has become a much admired public park. In the fall of 2019, the gallery headquarters moved to an appointment-only viewing room in Greenwich Village, supplemented by an exhibition space on the Lower East Side. As it enters its third decade, the inclusion of a generation of younger artists, not all of them from China, into the gallery's program indicates a widening of scope, a shifting of perspective. Chinese contemporary art has become readily accepted within the international dialog, and by broadening its focus, Chambers Fine Art aims to further enrich this dialog. Ai Weiwei 艾未未Angela Lyn 林安琪Cai Jin 蔡锦Cui Fei 崔斐Fu Xiaotong 付小桐GAMAGuo Hongwei 郭鸿蔚Hong Lei 洪磊Ho Sin Tung 何倩彤Lam Tung-pang 林东鹏Lucy LiuLu Hui 卢辉Lu Shengzhong 吕胜中Miranda Zhang 张丰渊Pixy Liao 廖逸君Shi Chong 石冲Song Dong and Yin Xiuzhen 尹秀珍和宋冬Song Hongquan 宋红权Taca Sui 塔可Wang Dongling 王冬龄Wu Jian'an 邬建安Xie Xiaoze 谢晓泽Yan Shanchun 严善錞Zhao Zhao 赵赵Zheng Chongbin 郑重宾 Antonia KuoYi CaoShuyi CaoTiger Chengliang CaiEmily ChengFuren DaiMengbo FengJenny PerlinLao TongliMary SimpsonHong HaoJenny PerlinRongrong & InriSiyuan TanSong DongSong XinShi JinsongTan DunWang TiandeYang Jiechang 55 East 11th Street, 5th Floor
  New York, NY 10003 Chambers Fine Art
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  Chapter NY

  60 Walker Street
  New York, NY 100013
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 2013 by Nicole Russo, Chapter NY is committed to supporting artists at various phases in their careers, by providing first solo shows and offering a platform for specific investigations within more established practices. By focusing on solo-presentations and working closely with each artist, Chapter NY helps realize tightly envisioned exhibitions that foster artistic exploration and growth. Cara BenedettoPatrick BerranMilano ChowChristopher CulverMira DancyJesse DarlingGina FischliDalton GataAdam GordonPaul HeyerAntonia KuoCheyenne JulienAnn Greene KellyCole LuWilla NasatirErin Jane NelsonAsal PeiroviKaveri RainaTourmalineStella Zhong 60 Walker Street
  New York, NY 100013 Chapter NY
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  Cheim & Read

  547 West 25th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  23 East 67th Street
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1997 by John Cheim and Howard Read, Cheim & Read is a contemporary art gallery in New York that presents both recent and historically-significant artworks in museum-quality exhibitions. The gallery works directly with some of the world's most important artists, foundations, and estates, including Lynda Benglis, Louise Bourgeois, Ron Gorchov, Jack Pierson, Serge Poliakoff, and Sean Scully.Established in Chelsea, Cheim & Read opened on West 23rd Street with an exhibition of Louise Bourgeois and Jenny Holzer in February 1997. In 2001, it moved to a new gallery designed by Richard Gluckman at 547 West 25th Street, where the gallery mounted monographic exhibitions of Joan Mitchell (2018), Sean Scully (2017), Lynda Benglis (2016), and Al Held (2016), among others. These exhibitions were complemented by a generous independent publication program that created over 90 exhibition catalogues.In the fall of 2019, the gallery relocated to the Upper East Side, and opened a space designed by Toshihiro Oki at 23 East 67th Street with an exhibition of historical paintings by Ron Gorchov (2019). Cheim & Read's new program will examine key periods in artists’ oeuvres. Through relationships developed over nearly forty years in the contemporary art world, Cheim & Read creates this programming outside of the exclusive representation model.In addition, the gallery deals in private sales on the secondary market. This work is informed by decades of connoisseurship and an extensive archive built from working directly with Joan Mitchell, Al Held, Alice Neel, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Andy Warhol. The gallery has also exhibited and placed historically-significant works by Willem de Kooning, Philip Guston, Mark Rothko, Pablo Picasso, Chaim Soutine, and Cy Twombly.The gallery facilitates museum exhibitions, special projects, and commissions of large-scale, site-specific sculpture for both public and private collections. The gallery participates in select international art fairs, including Art Basel and Art Basel Miami Beach. Diane Arbus Jean-Michel BasquiatDonald BaechlerLynda BenglisLouise BourgeoisWilliam EgglestonLouise FishmanRon GorchovAl HeldJenny HolzerBill JensenJannis KounellisRobert MapplethorpeBarry McGeeJoan MitchellAlice NeelJonathan LaskerMarco ParianiJack PiersonSerge PoliakoffMan RayMilton ResnickSean ScullyKimber SmithPat SteirJuan UsléAndy WarholMatthew Wong 547 West 25th Street
  New York, NY 10001 23 East 67th Street
  New York, NY 10065 Cheim & Read
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  Catharine Clark Gallery

  248 Utah Street
  San Francisco, CA 94103
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Established in 1991, Catharine Clark Gallery exhibits contemporary art in all disciplines. In response to each exhibition, the gallery presents changing exhibits of video and time-based genres within a dedicated media room. Catharine Clark Gallery represents an acclaimed roster of international artists, including Stephanie Syjuco, Marie Watt, Nina Katchadourian, Jen Bervin, Arleene Correa Valencia, Lenka Clayton, Ana Teresa Fernandez, Sandow Birk, Julie Heffernan, Wanxin Zhang, and Masami Teraoka, among others. The gallery also co-publishes and distributes original multiples with Mullowney Printing, such as linocuts, gravures, and etchings by Alison Saar, Marie Watt, Masami Teraoka, and Sandow Birk.The gallery's program has garnered critical attention from the New York Times, Artforum, Art in America, SF Chronicle, and Hyperallergic, among other publications. Works by gallery artists are in the permanent collections of dozens of major international institutions including the Tate, Whitney Museum of American Art, The Cantor Arts Center, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, J. Paul Getty Museum of Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Hammer, San Jose Museum of Art, the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Walker Art Center, Portland Art Museum, and the Blanton Museum of Art.In 2016, Catharine Clark founded BOXBLUR, an initiative to bring visual and performing art into dialogue within the gallery. Artists and performers/collaborators include Rufus Wainwright, Shinji Eshima, EOS Ensemble, Catherine Galasso, Benjamin Freemantle, Angelo Greco, Adji Cissoko, Michael Montgomery, Emma Lanier, Cauveri Suresh, Margaret Jenkins Dance Company, Monique Jenkinson/Fauxnique, Indira Allegra, Kambui Olujimi, Jen Bervin, and Shimon Attie, among many others. BOXBLUR is a fiscally sponsored project of Dance Film SF, and the annual SF Dance Film Festival screens films at our location each year. Additionally, Dance Film SF and BOXBLUR co-host live performances and film presentations curated in response to the ideas in the exhibiting visual artists' work.Located within San Francisco's emerging DoReMi arts district (comprised of adjoining neighborhoods Dogpatch, Potrero Hill, and the Mission), Catharine Clark Gallery is situated in proximity to leading arts venues such as California College of the Arts (CCA), the CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, the Museum of Craft and Design and Minnesota Street Project. The gallery also shares a building at 248 Utah Street with Hosfelt Gallery.In 2023, the gallery expanded into the vacant adjacent space, increasing its footprint to 9200 square feet. Part of the additional space is dedicated to the ongoing presentation of works on paper, prints, and photographs. Adjacent to the exhibition galleries is EXiT, a jewel-box art and artist's book boutique presenting publications and projects realized at places like Arion Press and Crow's Shadow---organizations with whom we have recently created partnerships. EXiT is a different model for art, artist book, and art book presentation and is focused on art and printmaking education, book signings and workshops, and accessible prices for emerging collectors. Chester ArnoldJen BervinSandow BirkLenka ClaytonArleene Correa ValenciaTimothy CummingsChris DoyleAl FarrowAna Teresa FernándezJulie HeffernanLaurel Roth HopeAndy Diaz HopeNina KatchadourianLigoranoReeseDeborah OropalloStacey SteersStephanie SyjucoJosephine TaylorMasami TeraokaAmy TrachtenbergKatherine VetneMarie WattWanxin Zhang Shimon AttieBill JacobsonLenka Clayton + Phillip Andrew LewisKevin CooleyKen GoldbergCharles GuteMichael HallMalia JensenWilliam KentridgeBradley McCallumDeborah Oropallo + Andy RappaportElyse PignoletAlison SaarVincent ValdezKara WalkerImin Yeh 248 Utah Street
  San Francisco, CA 94103 Catharine Clark Gallery
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  James Cohan

  52 Walker Street, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10013
  
  48 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • African
  • Asian
  • European
  • Latin American
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  In the fall of 1999, James Cohan opened on West 57th Street with an exhibition of early work by Gilbert and George. The gallery moved to Chelsea in 2002 with a group show including Fred Tomaselli, Phillip Taaffe, and Harry Smith. James Cohan's diverse programming includes solo exhibitions of artists and two thematic group exhibitions every year. James Cohan Gallery operated an additional location in Shanghai, China from 2008 through 2015. This space introduced American and European contemporary art to a Chinese audience and also introduced a selection of Chinese artists to the gallery’s programs in New York and Shanghai.  James Cohan Gallery opened a second New York location in November 2015. Its inaugural exhibition in the Lower East Side was an exhibition of early Robert Smithson drawings. This additional location allows the gallery to expand its ambitious programming with focused and experimental exhibitions of gallery artists.  Over the past four years, the gallery has welcomed new artists Firelei Báez, Kathy Butterly, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Omer Fast, Gauri Gill, Federico Herrero, Mernet Larsen, Teresa Margolles, Josiah McElheny, the Estate of Lee Mullican, Christopher Myers, Jordan Nassar, Tuan Andrew Nguyen, The Propeller Group, Matthew Ritchie, Elias Sime, and Grace Weaver to its program, reinforcing its commitment to championing artists whose work, for all its rich disparity, is fundamentally grounded in rigorous engagement with physical and ideological place. Each artist in the gallery program seeks to re-imagine contemporary human experience by engaging critically with historical precedent while negotiating identity through materiality and process.  In September 2019, James Cohan presented an exhibition of new work by Josiah McElheny at 48 Walker Street. This was the artist’s debut solo exhibition with James Cohan and inaugurates the gallery’s new Tribeca flagship location. In November, James Cohan celebrated its 20th Anniversary with an exhibition of new and important work by gallery artists across both locations. Firelei BáezKathy ButterlySimon EvansMonir Shahroudy FarmanfarmaianOmer FastSpencer FinchGauri GillMichelle GrabnerGauri GillTrenton Doyle HancockFederico HerreroYun-Fei JiByron KimMernet LarsenRichard LongTeresa MargollesEstate of Lee MullicanChristopher MyersJordan NassarTuan Andrew NguyenScott OlsonEamon Ore-GironKatie PatersonNaudline PierreThe Propeller GroupMatthew RitchieHiraki SawaYinka Shonibare CBEElias SimeTabaimoAlison Elizabeth TaylorFred TomaselliBill ViolaGrace WeaverXU ZHEN 52 Walker Street, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10013 48 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013 James Cohan
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  Thomas Colville Fine Art

  111 Old Quarry Road
  Guilford, CT 06437
  By Appointment
  
  
  New York, NY
  By Appointment
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • European
  • North American

  
  

  Specializing in 19th and early 20th century American and European drawings, paintings and sculpture. Milton AveryRobert Frederick BlumCharles Ephraim BurchfieldEmil CarlsenWilliam Merritt ChaseJean-Baptiste Camille CorotCharles-Francois DaubignyCharles Harold DavisMauritz Frederik Hendrik de HaasWilliam Frederick de HaasJoseph DeckerMaurice DenisWerner DrewesSanford Robinson GiffordWinslow HomerGeorge InnessRockwell KentJohn La FargeErnest LawsonJohn MarinWillard Leroy MetcalfGeorge L.K. MorrisJohn Frederick PetoTheodore RousseauJohn Singer SargentJoseph StellaJohn Henry TwachtmanEdwin Lord WeeksJames Abbott McNeill WhistlerIrving Ramsey WilesFelix Ziem 111 Old Quarry Road
  Guilford, CT 06437
  New York, NY Thomas Colville Fine Art
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  Conner•Rosenkranz LLC

  PO Box 20483
  New York, NY 10021
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  The gallery is interested in the diverse strains of American sculpture - academic, beaux-arts, modernist, and abstract - that enlivened the century between 1850 and 1950. In addition there is a particular focus on early 20th century decorative ironwork by Hunt Diederich and Samuel Yellin and we are also active with mid 20th century sculpture and painting by African-American artists such as Romare Bearden, Elizabeth Catlett, and Beauford Delaney. Jo DavidsonArnold Rönnebeck Henry BannarnRichmond BarthéPaul BartlettRomare BeardenHenry Kirke BrownElizabeth CatlettBeauford DelaneyWilliam Hunt DiederichAbastenia EberleJohn B. FlannaganHarriet Whitney FrishmuthSidney GordinMalvina HoffmanCarl Paul JenneweinGaston LachaiseIbram LassawFrederick MacMonniesHermon Atkins MacNeilPaul ManshipEdward McCartanAtillio PiccirilliHiram PowersAugustus Saint-GaudensJohn StorrsGertrude Vanderbilt WhitneySamuel YellinWilliam Zorach PO Box 20483
  New York, NY 10021 Conner•Rosenkranz LLC
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  CONNERSMITH.

  1013 O Street NW
  Washington, DC 20001
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1999 by directors Leigh Conner and Dr. Jamie Smith, CONNERSMITH specializes in Contemporary and Post-War Art. The Gallery is centrally located in the Logan Circle/Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC within blocks of the world’s largest museum, gallery and research complex, the Smithsonian Institution. Predicated upon discovery, curatorial vision, and art historical exhibition programming, CONNERSMITH's stability spans two decades.The Gallery maintains long-term representation of internationally influential artists. Presenting works in diverse media, CONNERSMITH promotes art that contributes to important art-historical movements, with particular focuses on innovations in color-field abstraction, figural realism, and current discourses on race, gender and social justice.The Gallery advances the careers of contemporary artists and extends the legacies of notable fine art estates. CONNERSMITH presents international art fair expositions as well as curated Gallery exhibitions with supplemental published materials.CONNERSMITH supports the participation of Gallery artists in museum exhibitions, biennials and other international venues, including but not limited to: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC; Tate Britain, London; New Museum, New York; Whitney Museum of Art, New York; Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, DC; Guggenheim Museum of Art, New York; Phillips Collection, Washington, DC; National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC; Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa; Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore; Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham; In Flanders Fields Museum, Ypres; Blaffer Art Museum, Houston; Mint Museum, Charlotte; National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung City;  Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, Montreal; Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin; MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge; American University Art Museum, Washington, DC; Wadsworth Museum of Art, Hartford; Haifa Museum of Art, Haifa; Passagen Linköpings Konsthall, Linköping; Museo D’Arte Contemporanea Roma, Rome, Italy; La Biennale di Venezia, Venice, Italy. 1013 O Street NW
  Washington, DC 20001 CONNERSMITH.
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  Paula Cooper Gallery

  534 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  521 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  243A Worth Ave
  Palm Beach, FL 33480
  
  192 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Paula Cooper Gallery, the first art gallery in SoHo, opened in 1968 with an exhibition to benefit the Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam. The show included works by Carl Andre, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, Robert Mangold and Robert Ryman, among others, as well as Sol LeWitt’s first wall drawing. For fifty years, the gallery’s artistic agenda has remained focused on, though not limited to, conceptual and minimal art.In 1996, the gallery moved to Chelsea to occupy an award-winning redesigned 19th century building. The architect was Richard Gluckman. In 1999, Paula Cooper opened a second exhibition space on 21st Street. In 2020, the Gallery was pleased to open a new, seasonal location in Palm Beach, Florida.Beyond its immediate artistic program, the gallery has regularly hosted concerts, music symposia, dance performances, book receptions, poetry readings, as well as art exhibitions and special events to benefit various national and community organizations. For 25 years until 2000, the gallery presented a much celebrated series of New Year’s Eve readings of Gertrude Stein’s The Making of Americans and James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake. Carl AndreEstate of Terry AdkinsTauba AuerbachEstate of Jennifer BartlettEstate of Bernd and Hilla BecherCéleste Boursier-MougenotCecily BrownSophie CalleBeatrice CaraccioloEstate of Sarah CharlesworthEstate of Bruce ConnerEstate of Jay DeFeoMark di SuveroSam DurantEstate Luciano FabroMatias FaldbakkenJa'Tovia GaryLiz GlynnRobert GrosvenorHans HaackeEstate of Douglas HueblerMichael HursonJulian LethbridgeEstate of Sol LeWittEric N. MackChristian MarclayJustin MatherlyPeter MooreDavid NovrosEstate of Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van BruggenPaul PfeifferWalid RaadVeronica RyanJoel ShapiroRudolf StingelKelley WalkerDan WalshMeg WebsterRobert WilsonJackie WinsorBing WrightCarey Young Jonathan Borofsky Dan Flavin Donald Judd Sherrie Levine Jan Schoonhoven Atsuko Tanaka Alan Shields 534 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 521 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 243A Worth Ave
  Palm Beach, FL 33480 192 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10011 Paula Cooper Gallery
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  Corbett vs. Dempsey

  2156 West Fulton Street
  Chicago, IL 60612
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Morris BarazaniRobert BarnesMargot BergmanEllen BerkenblitPeter BrötzmannBrian CalvinEmilio CruzDominick Di MeoRobert DonleyEd FloodChristina ForrerGabrielle GarlandMagalie GuérinPhilip HansonDavid HarttArturo HerreraCharline von HeylDick HigginsThomas H. KapsalisGina LitherlandRobert LostutterJosiah McElhenyRebecca MorrisAlbert OehlenJoyce PensatoSun RaChristina RambergCeleste RaponeSeymour RosofskyArlene ShechetRebecca ShoreLui ShtiniDiane SimpsonCauleen SmithJohn SparaganaOmar VelázquezWilliam WeegeRichard WetzelKarl WirsumChristopher WoolJimmy WrightMolly Zuckerman-Hartung 2156 West Fulton Street
  Chicago, IL 60612 Corbett vs. Dempsey
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  Andrea Crane Fine Art

  18 East 64th Street, #3F
  New York, NY 10065
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • German Expressionism
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Andrea Crane Fine Art is a private dealership and advisory service based in New York City, working with collectors and institutions in the United States and globally. Areas of expertise range from Impressionism to Modern, Post-war and Contemporary art. For over seven years she has worked as an advisor to painter Cecily Brown. As both dealer and artist advisor, Andrea has been instrumental in placing works in the Brooklyn Museum, the National Gallery in Washington, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Cleveland Museum and a number of European institutions. The firm also works closely with Foundations and Estates. 18 East 64th Street, #3F
  New York, NY 10065 Andrea Crane Fine Art
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  Crown Point Press

  20 Hawthorne Street
  San Francisco, CA 94105
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Prints

  
  

  Tomma AbtsVito AcconciDarren AlmondMamma AnderssonAnne Appleby William Bailey John Baldessari Robert BarryIain BaxterRobert BechtleChristian BoltanskiWilliam BriceBrad BrownChristopher BrownGünter BrusEdgar BryanChris BurdenDaniel BurenJohn CageEnrique ChagoyaJohn ChiaraFrancesco ClementeChuck CloseRobert ColescottTony CraggFrederic DalkeyBrad DavisElaine de KooningRichard DiebenkornPeter DoigRackstraw DownesJune FelterEric FischlJoel FisherDan FlavinTerry FoxHelen FrankenthalerJane FreilicherPiaFriesHamish FultonKatsura FunakoshiApril GornikHans HaackeMary HeilmannAl HeldTom HollandRobert HudsonBryan HuntShoichi IdaYvonne JacquetteJoan JonasAnish KapoorAlex KatzPer KirkebyJannis KounellisJoyce KozloffRobert KushnerBertrand LavierLi Lin LeeSherrie LevineSol LeWittMarkus LupertzRobert MangoldSylvia Plimack MangoldBrice MardenTom MarioniJulie MehretuSusan MiddletonRobert MoskowitzMatt MullicanDorothy NapangardiDavid NashJoan NelsonJockum NordströmOdili Donald OditaChris OfiliNathan OliveiraGay OutlawLaura OwensJudy PfaffJanis Provisor Markus Raetz RammellzeeSteve ReichLaurie ReidTim Rollins + K.O.S.Ed RuschaDavid SalleItalo ScangaSean ScullyWilson ShiehAlyson ShotzJosé Maria SiciliaShahzia SikanderAmy SillmanKiki SmithRichard SmithSusana SolanoPat SteirGary StephanWayne ThiebaudDavid TrueRichard TuttleCatherine WagnerMary WeatherfordWilliam T. WileyFred WilsonYutaka YoshinagaJohn Zurier 20 Hawthorne Street
  San Francisco, CA 94105 Crown Point Press
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  Betty Cuningham Gallery

  15 Rivington Street
  New York, NY 10002
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Clytie AlexanderWilliam BaileyRackstraw DownesGreg DraslerElizabeth EndersJudy GlantzmanJohn LeesStanley LewisBeverly McIverGraham NicksonPhilip PearlsteinMia Westerlund RoosenAlison WildingEstate of Jake BerthotEstate of Rudolf de CrignisEstate of Andrew ForgeWork of Charles GarabedianWork of Bill Traylor - Eugenia and Charles Shannon TrustWork of Christopher Wilmarth Forrest BessAl HeldAlice NeelFairfield PorterJoan Snyder 15 Rivington Street
  New York, NY 10002 Betty Cuningham Gallery

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  Danziger Gallery

  952 5th Avenue, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10075
  By Appointment
  
  2525 Michigan Avenue, Unit B1
  Los Angeles, CA 90404
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Photography, Contemporary

  
  

  Danziger Gallery Los Angeles, is pleased to announce an exhibition and collaboration with the artist Carlo Van de Roer, providing an opportunity to commission a portrait from his celebrated Portrait Machine Project.In 2008 Van de Roer began making intimate, color saturated portraits which explore the idea that a photograph can reveal an insight within the dynamic between artist, camera and subject. These portraits are made with an aura camera, a highly modified Polaroid camera developed in the 1970s in an attempt to record in a permanent visual form what a psychic might see or intuit.Aura photography could be seen as an offshoot of spirit photography, but unlike attempts to record images of ghosts, it evolved from diagnostic imaging devices like the X-ray, which sought to objectively measure and document unseen aspects of the human body. The artist employs this undertone of scientific (or pseudo-scientific) insight to probe the tension between accuracy, interpretation and the intangible qualities of a subject at play in a portrait.Technologically complex but operationally simple, the camera uses instant film and is connected directly to the subject by sensors measuring biofeedback. It then translates these readings into information about the subject's traits and how they are viewed by others, which is depicted as color in the picture. (If the camera presents predominantly orange, the subject is projecting creativity and artistry. Green represents a strength in teaching. Violet is a mix of knowledge and activity).Mining the traditions of portrait and spirit photography, the Portrait Machine Project embraces the unconventional contributions of the Aura camera while transcending the snap-shop style aesthetic of the new age store to create pictures that have been critically recognized as masterful portraits.Van de Roer has made portraits of family, friends and personalities of public note including artists Miranda July, Terence Koh and director Taika Waititi. As photography plays an ever present role in how we build our identities and view those around us, the Portrait Machine Project reminds us to ask why that is and what do we expect from a photograph of someone, especially if it's of ourself or someone we think we know.As Val Williams noted in her essay BEYOND THE MACHINE, “Photography’s task, from its beginnings, has been to take the real world and fashion it into a phantasmagoria of fact and fiction, infused with illusion. Carlo Van de Roer does this too, and asks us to take a step back and enjoy the magic.”Appointments can be made for commissioned portraits at a special rate available during the run of show. For information on pricing and schedule please speak to us at the front desk or e-mail us at info@danzigergallery.com. Christopher AndersonHans BrederThierry CohenMark CohenJean CurranPaul Cupido Susan DergesRobert FrankPaul FuscoHisaji HaraEvelyn HoferSeydou KeitaHendrik KerstensAnnie KevansKaren KnorrJim KrantzGeorge LangeAntonio LopezMichael LightO.Winston LinkAlice MannSusan MeiselasYuji ObataTod PapageorgeIan RuhterSebastião SalgadoThe SartorialistRisaku SuzukiEd TempletonCarla van de PuttelaarCorinne VionnetJulian WasserBrett Weston Will AdlerAndy WarholChristopher BucklowChuck ClosePetra CortrightMichael De FeoFarrah KarapetianGlen LuchfordLiz NielsenEnoc PerezSenta SimondKenji TomaTereza VlckováLloyd Ziff 952 5th Avenue, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10075 2525 Michigan Avenue, Unit B1
  Los Angeles, CA 90404 Danziger Gallery
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  Davidson Gallery

  521 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Sophie Bouvier AuslanderNicky BroekhuysenNathan Ng CatlinCarlos Cruz-Diez Pedro S. De Movellan Heather HartGlendalys MedinaSam Messenger Jean-Pierre RoyBoo SavilleThe Estate of Mary Ann UngerThomas WitteSanford Wurmfeld Harry BertoiaAlexander CalderGeorge RickeyJesús Rafael SotoVictor VasarelyTom Wesselmann 521 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001 Davidson Gallery
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  Davis & Langdale Company, Inc.

  
  New York, NY 10021
  By Appointment
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Photography, Vintage

  
  

  HOURSMonday - Friday 10am to 5pmBY APPOINTMENT PLEASE NOTE:Davis & Langdale Company has moved to a new location near the Frick Collection and is open by appointment only Monday through Friday from 10am to 5pm.Housed in a 1870s brownstone until March 2019, Davis & Langdale Company, Inc. was founded in 1952 by Roy Davis, who remained a principal until 2014. Davis & Langdale Company, Inc. deals in American art of the 19th and 20th centuries; British art of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries; vintage photography; and contemporary art. Areas of particular specialization include Bloomsbury and modern British art; and the artists Gwen John, Maurice Prendergast, Charles Prendergast, Wilson Bentley, Albert York, and Charles Jones. ESTATESGwen John (1876-1939)Robert M. Kulicke (1924-2007)Albert York (1928-2009) John White AbbottVanessa BellWilson A. BentleyRobert BevanRichard DaddGeorge & Nathaniel DancePeter De WintHenry FarrerDuncan GrantCharles JonesDavid LevineGeorge LuksJerome MyersCharles PrendergastDavid RobertsThomas RowlandsonWalter Richard SickertJohn ThirtleFrancis TowneCornelius VarleyJohn Varley
  New York, NY 10021 Davis & Langdale Company, Inc.
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  DC Moore Gallery

  535 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints

  
  

  Eric AhoRomare BeardenCharles BurchfieldTheresa DaddezioRobert De Niro, Sr.David DriskellJanet FishMary FrankChie FuekiMark InnerstYvonne JacquetteValerie JaudonJoyce KozloffRobert KushnerJacob LawrenceWhitfield LovellRalph Eugene MeatyardDuane MichalsCarrie MoyerKatia SantibanezClaire ShermanBarbara TakenagaGeorge TookerDarren WaterstonJane WilsonAlexi WorthJimmy Wright Milton AveryDavid BatesThomas Hart BentonDebra Bermingham Charles BiedermanIsabel BishopOscar BluemnerRoger BrownJohn BuckPaul CadmusRobert ColescottStuart DavisBeauford DelaneyCharles DemuthJosé de RiveraArthur DoveMinnie EvansPhilip EvergoodJared FrenchMorris GravesGeorge GroszMarsden HartleyEdward HopperFranz KlineGwen KnightCynthia KnottWalt KuhnJack LevineNorman LewisGeorge Platt LynesJohn MarinReginald MarshAlice NeelLouise NevelsonPajamaHorace PippinFairfield PorterBen ShahnJoseph StellaHenry Tanner Pavel TchelitchevBill TraylorHale WoodruffAnd others 535 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 DC Moore Gallery
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  Tibor de Nagy

  11 Rivington Street
  New York, NY 10002
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American

  
  

  Tibor de Nagy founded the gallery in 1950 with John Bernard Myers. The gallery distinguished itself as a salon for artists and poets through exhibitions and collaborative publications under the Tibor de Nagy Editions imprint. The current owner is Andrew Arnot, who joined the gallery in 1989 and was mentored by de Nagy. Arnot became an owner in 1993 upon de Nagy’s death.The gallery has had several different locations, starting on East 53rd Street and later moving to Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, among other locations. In June 2017, the gallery moved to 11 Rivington Street on the Lower East Side.   Tibor de Nagy presents exhibitions of such contemporary artists as Sarah McEneaney, Trevor Winkfield, Susan Jane Walp and Medrie MacPhee as well artists from the Post War Second Generation New York School such as Jane Freilicher and Fairfield Porter, and represents the estates of John Ashbery, Nell Blaine, Joe Brainard, Rudy Burckhardt, Shirley Jaffe, Jess, Louisa Matthiasdottir and Larry Rivers. Over the course of its long history, the gallery has presented the first solo exhibitions of Carl Andre, Helen Frankenthaler, Jane Freilicher, Red Grooms, Grace Hartigan, Alfred Leslie, Fairfield Porter and Larry Rivers. The gallery has a history of fostering collaborations between poets and artists and was the first publisher of the poems by New York School Poets John Ashbery, Frank O'Hara, Kenneth Koch and James Schuyler. The gallery has presented many significant exhibitions over the last several years. They include Joan Mitchell (2002), Shirley Jaffe (2010), Francis Picabia (2010), Sam Francis (2011), Jane Freilicher (2013), Hannah Wilke (2014), Painters & Poets (2015), an historical survey of the gallery’s history upon its 65th anniversary, Fairfield Porter (2016), Larry Rivers (2017), Jess (2018), Joe Brainard (2019), Rudy Burckhardt (2020) and West Coast Collage and Assemblies (2021).   ARTISTSRichard BakerJim ButlerHildur Asgeirsdottir JonssonMedie MacPheeJen MazzaSarah McEneaneyShari MendelsonAnn ToebbeSusan Jane WalpTrevor WinkfieldESTATESEstate of John Ashbery [1927-2017]Biala [1903 – 2000]Nell Blaine [1922 – 1996]Joe Brainard [1914 – 1994]Rudy Burckhardt [1914 – 1999]Shirley Jaffe [1923 – 2016]Jess [1923 – 2004]Louisa Matthiasdottir [1917 – 2000]Jesse Murry [1948 - 1993]John O'Reilly [1930 - 2021]Larry Rivers [1923 – 2002]Louis Stettner [1922 - 2016] Kathy ButterlyDonald EvansJane FreilicherFairfield PorterNeil Welliver 11 Rivington Street
  New York, NY 10002 Tibor de Nagy
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  Di Donna Galleries

  744 Madison Avenue
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  744 Madison Avenue
  New York, NY 10065 Di Donna Galleries
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  DOCUMENT

  1709 West Chicago Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60622
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Elizabeth Atterbury Geraldo de Barros Julien CreuzetAnneke EussenVictoria Fu Gordon Hall Sterling Lawrence Laura Letinsky Christopher Meerdo Erin Jane NelsonJohn Opera Sara Greenberger Rafferty Paul Mpagi Sepuya Andrew Norman Wilson 1709 West Chicago Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60622 DOCUMENT
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  Talley Dunn Gallery

  5020 Tracy Street
  Dallas, TX 75205
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Anila Quayyum AghaHelen AltmanNida BangashDavid BatesNatasha BowdoinJulie BozziMargarita CabreraGabriel DaweLeonardo DrewVernon FisherPia FriesFrancesca FuchsOri GershtEstate of Joseph GlascoKana HaradaJoseph HavelButt JohnsonTed KincaidRima Canaan LeeMelissa MilerArely MoralesCynthia MulcahyAmy MyersRobyn O'NeilAaron ParazetteSam RevelesLinda RidgwaySusie RosmarinMatthew SontheimerErick SwensonLiz WardXiaoze Xie 5020 Tracy Street
  Dallas, TX 75205 Talley Dunn Gallery

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  Anat Ebgi Gallery

  4859 Fountain Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90029
  
  2660 South La Cienega Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90034
  
  6150 Wilshire Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90048
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Anat Ebgi was founded in 2012 and has since grown to represent a wide array of established artists and emerging talents of international recognition. The gallery’s focus is to present a diverse program and ambitious, museum-caliber exhibitions, such as our recent, expansive historical survey show commemorating the 50th anniversary of Womanhouse in Los Angeles. Our mission is to showcase artists from multiple generations and backgrounds to address diverse perspectives within the broader context of contemporary culture. Over the past three years, Anat Ebgi has expanded its physical exhibition spaces and now occupies three galleries between the Mid-Wilshire, Los Feliz, and Culver City neighborhoods. These expansions have increased our capacity to mount large-scale exhibitions and public performances that match the scope of the gallery’s vision.  Works by gallery artists are part of the collections of LACMA, the ICA Miami, MoMA, the Whitney Museum of American Art, MoCA Los Angeles, The Hammer Museum, Tufts University Art Galleries, the Dallas Museum of Art, the High Museum of Art, and the Yale University Art Collection. The gallery has participated in such selected fairs as Art Basel Miami Beach and Hong Kong, Frieze LA and New York, Expo Chicago, and The Armory Show. Anat Ebgi received her MA from Bard Center for Curatorial Studies in New York. Aside from her Los Angeles gallery, Ebgi sits on the Cedar Sinai Hospital Advisory Council for the Arts. MARISA ADESMAN MARTIN BASHER JESSICA TAYLOR BELLAMY TAMMI CAMPBELL AMIE DICKE ALEC EGANALANNAH FARRELL THE ESTATE OF TINA GIROUARD CALEB HAHNE QUINTANA ELIAS HANSEN JIBADE-KHALIL HUFFMAN GREG ITO ANGELA LANE AN TE LIU JASON BAILER LOSH JANE MARGARETTE JORDAN NASSAR JOSHUA PETKER NEIL RAITT ROBERT RUSSELL SIGRID SANDSTRÖM KRZYSZTOF STRZELECKI JAY STUCKEY SAMANTHA THOMAS FABIAN TREIBER SARAH ANN WEBER JANET WERNER COSMO WHYTE FAITH WILDING 4859 Fountain Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90029 2660 South La Cienega Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90034 6150 Wilshire Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90048 Anat Ebgi Gallery
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  Andrew Edlin Gallery

  212 Bowery
  New York, NY 10012
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Andrew Edlin Gallery was established in 2001 in Chelsea with a program focused on Outsider Art, later moving to the Bowery in 2015. The gallery received early acclaim in 2002 for being the first Northern American gallery to exhibit the legendary Swiss artist Hans Krüsi. In 2006, the gallery was awarded exclusive representation of the estate of Henry Darger, one of the greatest American Outsider artists. Numerous exhibitions of his collaged, watercolor compositions have been staged at the gallery, most recently “The Double-Sided Dominions of Henry Darger” featuring nine double-sided works with supporting text by scholar Michael Bonesteel. Over the years, Andrew Edlin Gallery has come to represent the work and estates of both trained and untrained artists, including Beverly Buchanan, Joe Coleman, Susan Te Kahurangi King, Karla Knight, Terence Koh, Paulina Peavy and Eugene Von Bruenchenhein. Vahakn Arslanian Pearl Blauvelt Tom Bronk Beverly Buchanan John Byam Joe Coleman Felipe Jesus Consalvos Henry Darger Tom Duncan Paul Edlin Brent Green Albert Hoffman Susan Te Kahurangi King Karla Knight Terence Koh Ray Materson Dan Miller Paulina Peavy Duke Riley Linda Carmella Sibio Eugene Von Bruenchenhein Melvin Way Domenico Zindato Morton BartlettBruce BickfordJames CastleMario del CurtoCharles A.A. DellschauThornton DialValentino DixonRalph FasanellaGuo FengyiWillem van GenkGee's Bend QuiltmakersMadge GillWilliam A. HallHans KrüsiMarc LamyHelen RaeMartín RamírezRigo 23Judith ScottJanet SobelCharles SteffenMarcel StorrIonel TalpazanBill TraylorEsther Pearl WatsonSummer WheatGeorge WidenerAgatha WojciechowskyAdolf Wölfli 212 Bowery
  New York, NY 10012 Andrew Edlin Gallery
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  The Elkon Gallery, Inc.

  18 East 81st Street
  New York, NY 10028
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Latin American

  
  

  Vicky ColombetLluís LLeóMatteo MontaniFrançoise Gilot Balthus Fernando BoteroAlexander Calder Vicky ColombetTony Delap Paul Delvaux Jean Dubuffet Friedel Dzubas Max Ernst Sam Francis Alberto Giacometti Françoise Gilot Wifredo Lam Fernand Léger Roy Lichtenstein Lluís Lleó Baltasar Lobo René Magritte Agnes Martin Henri Matisse Roberto Matta John McCracken Joan Miró Claude Monet Matteo MontaniRobert Motherwell Jean Pierre PericaudPablo Picasso Mark Rothko Yves Tanguy Antoni Tàpies John Wesley 18 East 81st Street
  New York, NY 10028 The Elkon Gallery, Inc.
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  Derek Eller Gallery

  300 Broome Street
  New York, NY 10002
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Established in Chelsea in 1997, Derek Eller Gallery exhibits work by contemporary artists. 300 Broome Street
  New York, NY 10002 Derek Eller Gallery
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  Eykyn Maclean, LP

  23 East 67th Street
  New York, NY 10065
  By Appointment
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • German Expressionism
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Eykyn Maclean is a private gallery based in New York and London, specializing in museum quality Impressionist, 20th century, and Post-War European and American Art. 23 East 67th Street
  New York, NY 10065 Eykyn Maclean, LP

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  Ronald Feldman Gallery

  31 Mercer Street
  New York, NY 10013
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Vincenzo AgnettiEleanor AntinConrad AtkinsonBrandon BallengéeJoseph BeuysAlexander BrodskyBrodsky & UtkinCassilsNancy ChunnKeith CottinghamEric DyerTerry FoxCarl FudgeYishay GarbaszRico GatsonMargaret HarrisonNewton Harrison & Helen Mayer HarrisonCameron HayesKelly HeatonChristine HillSimone JonesPeggy Jarrell KaplanBrian KnepKomar & MelamidVitaly KomarMcCarren/FineRyan & Trevor OakesPepón OsorioPanamarenkoBruce PearsonRichard RossJason SalavonEdwin SchlossbergTodd SilerDiemut StrebeMierle Laderman UkelesSam Van AkenAndy WarholAllan WexlerHannah WilkeGil Yefman 31 Mercer Street
  New York, NY 10013 Ronald Feldman Gallery
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  Eric Firestone Gallery

  40 Great Jones Street
  New York, NY 10012
  
  4 Newtown Lane
  East Hampton, NY 11937
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting

  
  

  Charting its own course since 2010, Eric Firestone Gallery reexamines significant yet under-recognized artists from the 20th and 21st centuries. Defined by its scholarly approach, the gallery takes a fresh look at postwar work with a contemporary eye—reintroducing artists to institutions and the discourse. In close collaboration with museums, academics, and collectors, Eric Firestone Gallery supports rigorous art historical and archival research exploring the entirety of an artist’s creative vision and life. Eric Firestone Gallery established its first location in 2010 at 4 Newtown Lane in East Hampton. In 2015, the gallery expanded with an additional space, The Loft, in a historic artist live/work building at 4 Great Jones Street in New York City. In 2020, the gallery opened its third location on that same street at 40 Great Jones Street. 40 Great Jones Street
  New York, NY 10012 4 Newtown Lane
  East Hampton, NY 11937 Eric Firestone Gallery
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  Debra Force Fine Art, Inc.

  13 East 69th Street, Suite 4F
  New York, NY 10021
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Debra Force Fine Art, Inc., established in 1999 in American paintings, drawings and sculpture from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Located on New York’s Upper Eastside, the gallery offers exceptional works in a variety of price ranges with a focus on quality and research. We welcome new and mature collectors, as well as institutions, offer our extensive knowledge and resources in developing collections, understanding the market, and acquiring the most suitable works of art. George AultMilton AveryGeorge BellowsThomas Hart BentonAlbert BierstadtOscar BluemnerAlfred Thompson BricherCharles BurchfieldMary CassattWilliam Merritt ChaseJasper Francis CropseyStuart DavisArthur DoveWerner DrewesWalter GayWilliam GlackensO. Louis GuglielmiRobert GwathmeyGrace HartiganMarsden HartleyFrederick Childe HassamMartin Johnson HeadeRobert HenriWinslow HomerGeorge InnessWolf KahnWalt KuhnJacob LawrenceGeorge LuksHerman MarilJohn MarinAlfred MaurerThomas MoranGrandma MosesHayward OubreJane PetersonFairfield PorterEdward PotthastWilliam Trost RichardsTheodore RobinsonNorman RockwellBen ShahnJames Jebusa ShannonEverett ShinnTheodoros StamosJoseph StellaThomas SullyJohn Henry TwachtmanMax WeberGuy WigginsAndrew WyethMarguerite ZorachWilliam Zorach 13 East 69th Street, Suite 4F
  New York, NY 10021 Debra Force Fine Art, Inc.
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  Forum Gallery

  475 Park Avenue
  New York, NY 10022
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Forum Gallery was founded in New York City in 1961 by Bella Fishko, as a gallery of American figurative art. Among the first artists represented were Raphael Soyer, Chaim Gross, David Levine and Gregory Gillespie. The gallery is a founding member of the Art Dealers Association of America.  From inception, Forum Gallery’s contemporary exhibition program has been augmented by mounting curated, thematic exhibitions of historic importance, in keeping with the gallery’s focus on humanism.Forum Gallery’s program expanded internationally in the 1980’s, and the gallery soon represented the American artists William Beckman and Robert Cottingham as well as the Norwegian painter Odd Nerdrum. Today, Forum Gallery represents more than thirty American and European artists and estates, including Chilean born masters Claudio Bravo and Guillermo Muñoz Vera, Spanish realist Cesar Galicia, and Austrian painter Xenia Hausner. American artists whose work is now represented by Forum Gallery include Steven Assael, Linden Frederick, Alan Magee, Alyssa Monks, Clio Newton, Brian Rutenberg and Tula Telfair. Steven AssaelRobert BauerWilliam BeckmanEllen EagleAl FarrowAlan FeltusPaul FenniakLinden FrederickCésar GaliciaRance JonesJane LundDavid MachAlan MageeG. Daniel MassadCraig McPhersonAnthony MitriAlyssa MonksGuillermo Muñoz VeraClio NewtonMark PodwalBrian RutenbergMegan RyeWade SchumanTula TelfairMichael C. ThorpeMaria TomasulaESTATES Claudio Bravo [1936-2011]Chaim Gross [1904–1991]Susan Hauptman [1947-2015]David Levine [1926–2009]Hugo Robus [1885–1964]Raphael Soyer [1899–1987] Davis ConeRobert CottinghamGregory GillespieMichael LeonardOdd Nerdrum 475 Park Avenue
  New York, NY 10022 Forum Gallery
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  Fraenkel Gallery

  49 Geary Street, 4th Floor
  San Francisco, CA 94108
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Since 1979, Fraenkel Gallery has presented more than 350 exhibitions exploring photography and its relation to other arts. The exhibitions have spanned the medium’s history, from its early masters to the present day. The gallery’s first exhibitions investigated the work of Carleton Watkins, Lee Friedlander, and NASA’s lunar photographs, and these set the tone and pattern for what followed. Because photography’s brief history lends itself to examination backward, forward, and sideways in time, the gallery has presented exhibitions by artists as diverse as Bernd & Hilla Becher, Walker Evans, Eugene Atget, Edward Weston, Diane Arbus, Sol LeWitt, and Hiroshi Sugimoto. The gallery is a primary representative for the work of Diane Arbus, Robert Adams, Lee Friedlander, Adam Fuss, Katy Grannan, Richard Learoyd, Richard Misrach, and Hiroshi Sugimoto, and represents the estates of Garry Winogrand and Ralph Eugene Meatyard. Robert AdamsDiane ArbusBernd & Hilla BecherE.J. BellocqElisheva BiernoffMel BochnerSophie CalleJanet Cardiff & George Bures MillerLee FriedlanderAdam FussNan GoldinKaty Grannan Martine GutierrezPeter HujarRichard LearoydHelen LevittChristian MarclayRalph Eugene MeatyardWardell MilanRichard MisrachEadweard MuybridgeAlec SothHiroshi SugimotoRichard T. WalkerCarleton WatkinsCarrie Mae WeemsGarry Winogrand 49 Geary Street, 4th Floor
  San Francisco, CA 94108 Fraenkel Gallery
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  Honor Fraser Gallery

  2622 South La Cienega Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90034
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Josef AlbersJeremy BlakeRosson CrowHelen FrankenthalerGlenn KainoTillman KaiserWilliam LeavittSol LeWittGuthrie LonerganMorris LouisMeleko MokgosiRobert MotherwellKenneth NolandClaes OldenburgKaz OshiroErik ParkeRy RocklenJames RosenquistMiriam ShapiroKenny ScharfJoe SolaAndy WarholTom WesselmannBrenna Youngblood 2622 South La Cienega Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90034 Honor Fraser Gallery
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  Peter Freeman, Inc.

  140 Grand Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Peter Freeman, Inc., founded in 1990, represents leading international artists and estates of several generations and specializes in important paintings, sculptures, and drawings of the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries, with a particular emphasis on early Pop, Minimal, and Conceptual works. 140 Grand Street
  New York, NY 10013 Peter Freeman, Inc.
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  James Fuentes

  55 Delancey Street
  New York, NY 10002
  
  5015 Melrose Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90038
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Located on the Lower East Side of Manhattan since 2007, James Fuentes has championed a gallery program that is led first by exceptional contemporary artists who are atypical from the conventions of their field. The gallery has become known for its focus on humanity, history, and society with a non-exclusionary approach, positioning itself as a leader in the field as our contemporary institutions seek to do the same. Alison KnowlesAmalia UlmanBenjamin SeniorBerta FischerBrian DegrawDidier WilliamEd BaynardGeoffrey HolderIzzy BarberJane DicksonJessica DickinsonJohn McAllisterJonathan AllmaierKeegan MonaghanKikuo SaitoLizzi BougatsosJakub Julian ZiółkowskiJuanita McNeelyJonas MekasOscar Yi HouSi On 55 Delancey Street
  New York, NY 10002 5015 Melrose Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90038 James Fuentes

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  Galerie St. Etienne

  24 West 57th Street
  New York, NY 10019
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • German Expressionism
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints

  
  

  Ernst BarlachIlija Bosilj BasicevicLeonard BaskinMax BeckmannSue CoeLovis CorinthHenry DargerOtto DixLyonel FeiningerGeorge GroszErich HeckelMorris HirshfieldJohn KaneErnst Ludwig KirchnerGustav KlimtOskar KokoschkaKäthe KollwitzPaula Modersohn-BeckerGrandma MosesMarie-Louise MotesiczkyOtto MuellerEmil NoldeHermann Max PechsteinEgon SchieleKarl Schmidt-Rottluff 24 West 57th Street
  New York, NY 10019 Galerie St. Etienne
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  GAVLAK

  340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite M334
  Palm Beach, FL
  
  1700 S Santa Fe Ave #440
  Los Angeles, CA 90021
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • African
  • Asian
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  GAVLAK is an internationally recognized contemporary art gallery with locations in Palm Beach, Florida and Los Angeles, California. Founded by Sarah Gavlak in 2005, the gallery represents over twenty acclaimed artists, primarily focusing on the representation of women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ artists. Over the last two decades, GAVLAK has staged highly conceptual, pioneering exhibitions, including early solo presentations by Lisa Anne Auerbach, Jose Alvarez (D.O.P.A.), Wade Guyton, Shelia Hicks, Elizabeth Klay, Simone Leigh, Marilyn Minter, and Betty Tompkins. In 2014, the gallery expanded to Los Angeles, taking on representation for artists Karen Carson, Judith Eisler, and Viola Frey.  Gallery artists regularly Participate in national and international museum exhibitions, international biennials, as well as solo exhibitions.  Museum acquisitions include the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY; Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, FL; The Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY; Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia, PA; The Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA; Tate Modern, London, UK; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA.  Since opening in 2005, GAVLAK has regularly participated at art fairs including Art Basel Miami, Miami, FL; The Armory Show, New York, NY; EXPO Chicago, Chicago, IL; Independent, New York, NY; Independent, Brussels, BE; Dallas Art Fair, Dallas, TX. Jose Alvarez (D.O.P.A) Lisa Anne AuerbachJudie BamberPaul Stephen BenjaminAndrew BrischlerDeborah BrownKaren CarsonLinda DanielsMarc DennisJudith EislerViola FreyFrancesca GabbianiTaha HeydariNir HodNancy LorenzAnuar MaauadMarylin MinterMaynard MonrowAnthony SonnenbergAlexis TeplinBetty TompkinsMarnie WeberT.J. WilcoxRob Wynne 340 Royal Poinciana Way, Suite M334
  Palm Beach, FL 1700 S Santa Fe Ave #440
  Los Angeles, CA 90021 GAVLAK
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  Sandra Gering Inc

  2 Beekman Place
  New York, NY 10022
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Nancy DwyerMarc GanzglassLi HuiTodd JamesJulia KuninDavid LevinthalLinn MeyersKarim RashidMichael ScottJohn F. Simon, Jr.Jane SimpsonDavid TremlettEstate of Simon UngersLeo VillarealJosé Ma Yturralde William AnastasiJosé Antonio Hernández-DíezMichael BevilacquaDove BradshawJohn ChamberlainHannah CollinsGeorge CondoCarl D'AlviaElena del RiveroAngelo FilomenoPeter HalleyKAWSMatthew McCaslinRyan McGinnessDouglas NavarraErin O'KeefeSigmar PolkeJoan SnyderRobert StadlerLily Van Der StokkerXavier Veilhan 2 Beekman Place
  New York, NY 10022 Sandra Gering Inc
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  Gitterman Gallery

  3 East 66th Street, 1B
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage

  
  

  With over 30 years of experience in the field, Gitterman Gallery specializes in connoisseur-level photographs and photographic based art. In addition to representing artists, estates and private collections, we maintain an inventory of selective works in a full range of styles and periods that span the history of the medium, from the 19th Century to Contemporary. We are available for guidance in establishing or developing a collection as well as buying or selling at auction. Khalik AllahMachiel BotmanJosef BreitenbachDebbie Fleming CafferyChristiane FeserAllen FrameJames HerbertKenneth JosephsonWillam LarsonHerbert MatterRoger MayneChristopher RussellHenry Holmes SmithJean-Pierre SudreJoseph SzaboEdmund Teske Laure Albin-GuillotDieter AppeltRoger CatherinueauChargeshieimerFrantišek DrtikolHelen LevittMary Ellen MarkDaniel MascletRay MetzkerJean MoralJean PainlevéFranz RohAaron SiskindEdward SteichenAndre SteinerAlfred StieglitzJosef SudekMinor White 3 East 66th Street, 1B
  New York, NY 10065 Gitterman Gallery
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  Gladstone

  515 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  530 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  130 East 64th Street
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Ricci AlbendaRichard AldrichAllora & CalzadillaKai AlthoffMiroslaw BalkaMatthew BarneyRobert BechtleAlighiero BoettiKasper BosmansKerstin Brätsch Ian ChengAnne CollierClaudia ComteCarroll DunhamCecilia EdefalkRoe EthridgeCyprien GaillardMaureen GallaceGuo FengyiLaToya Ruby FrazierKeith HaringThomas HirschhornJim HodgesHuang Yong PingArthur JafaCameron JamieJoan JonasBirgit JürgenssenAlex KatzPierre KlossowskiJannis KounellisMark LeckeySharon LockhartAndrew LordSarah LucasVictor ManRobert MapplethorpeMario MerzMarisa MerzJill MulleadyWangechi MutuJean-Luc MylayneShahryar NashatShirin NeshatDamián OrtegaPhilippe ParrenoElizabeth PeytonWalter PichlerRichard PrinceR. H. QuaytmanUgo RondinoneRachel RoseMimmo RotellaSalvoGedi SibonyAmy SillmanJack Smith ArchiveFrances StarkVivian SuterWalter SwennenRirkrit TiravanijaRosemarie TrockelBanks VioletteAlfredo VolpiPaloma Varga WeiszAndro WekuaT. J. WilcoxMichael WilliamsAnicka Yi 515 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 530 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 130 East 64th Street
  New York, NY 10065 Gladstone
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  Marian Goodman Gallery

  24 West 57th Street
  New York, NY 10019
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  For over forty years, Marian Goodman Gallery has played an important role in helping to establish a vital dialogue among artists and institutions working internationally. Marian Goodman Gallery was founded in New York City in late 1977. In 1995 the Gallery expanded to include an exhibition space in Paris – with an additional exhibition space and bookshop added in 2016 - and in 2014 an exhibition space in London. The London space transitioned to Marian Goodman Projects in 2021, a new initiative to present exhibitions and artist projects in London and other select cities around the world.  Eija-Liisa AhtilaChantal AkermanGiovanni AnselmoLeonor AntunesNairy BaghramianLothar BaumgartenDara BirnbaumChristian BoltanskiMarcel BroodthaersMaurizio CattelanJames ColemanTony CraggRichard DeaconTacita DeanRineke DijkstraCerith Wyn EvansDavid GoldblattNan GoldinDan GrahamPierre HuygheCristina IglesiasAmar KanwarWilliam KentridgeAn-My LêSteve McQueenJulie MehretuAnnette MessagerSabine MoritzMaria NordmanGabriel OrozcoGiulio PaoliniGiuseppe PenoneGerhard RichterAnri SalaMatt SaundersTino SehgalRobert SmithsonEttore SpallettiTavares StrachanThomas StruthHiroshi SugimotoNiele ToroniAdrián Villar RojasDanh VoLawrence WeinerJames Welling Francesca WoodmanYang Fudong 24 West 57th Street
  New York, NY 10019 Marian Goodman Gallery
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  Graham Shay 1857

  17 East 67th Street, No. 1A
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Graham Shay 1857 is a private art gallery, specializing in fine American paintings and American and European sculpture, spanning a time-period from the 1840’s through the 20th Century. The elegant space, in a private apartment building, is steps off Madison Avenue, in the midst of the Upper East Side museum and gallery district.Director Cameron M. Shay has been in the American art business for 40 years and has placed works in leading institutions and distinguished private collections. He is recognized for his expertise in American and European sculpture of the 19th and 20th Centuries. The Gallery has an active exhibition program and is looking forward to showing exemplary works in a fresh space. Amongst the genres shown at the Gallery are historic American art, important American sculpture, the Hudson River School, the Ashcan and New York school painters, Western and wildlife art, American modernism, abstract paintings and sculpture. Artists of particular focus include Guy Pene du Bois, Everett Shinn, John White Alexander, Helen Torr, Oscar Bluemner, Thomas Hart Benton, Frederic Remington, Harriet Frishmuth, Charles M. Russell, Antoine-Louis Barye, Rembrandt Bugatti, Norman Bluhm, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, William Zorach and Paul Manship. Contemporary: Amy KannRobert Engman 19th and 20th Century: John White AlexanderRichmond BartheAntoine-Louis BaryeThomas Hart BentonAlbert BierstadtOscar BluemnerNorman BluhmIsidore BonheurRembrandt BugattiJean-Baptiste CarpeauxFrederic ChurchAllan ClarkAbastenia St. Leger EberlePerle FineHarriet FrishmuthChilde HassamRobert HenriMalvina HoffmanMario KorbelBoris Lovet-LorskiFrederick MacMonniesPaul ManshipEdward McCartanP.J. MeneThomas MoranGuy Pène du BoisHenry Varnum PoorFrederic RemingtonAuguste RodinCharles M. RussellAugustus Saint-GaudensEverett ShinnKimber SmithMiklos SubaAlexander TattiPaul TroubetzkoyJack Youngerman 17 East 67th Street, No. 1A
  New York, NY 10065 Graham Shay 1857
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  Gray

  875 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 3800
  Chicago, IL 60611
  
  2044 West Carroll Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60612
  By Appointment
  
  1018 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10075
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American

  
  

  Founded in Chicago in 1963, Richard Gray Gallery is located in both Chicago and New York and works with prominent private and institutional clients worldwide as a leading dealer of Modern, Post-War and Contemporary American and European art. The gallery offers artwork of exceptional quality and provides expert counsel in all areas of the field, as well as represents and exhibits emerging and well-established artists of international recognition. With a reputation for excellence, integrity and discretion, Richard Gray Gallery provides high level service and market expertise to new and long-standing collections, advising on the acquisition and evaluation of works of museum quality. McArthur BinionJim DineTheaster GatesEwan GibbsDavid HockneyRashid JohnsonAlex KatzDavid KlamenEstate of Ellen LanyonJim LutesJaume PlensaLeon Polk Smith FoundationEstate of Evelyn StatsingerJohn StezakerEstate of John Storrs Magdalena AbakanowiczJosef AlbersMilton AveryFrancis BaconGeorge BaselitzAlexander CalderJohn ChamberlainBethany CollinsRichard DiebenkornJean DubuffetSam FrancisAlberto GiacomettiHarold GregorPhilip GustonHans HofmannJasper JohnsFranz KlineWillem de KooningFernand LégerRoy LichtensteinBrice MardenAgnes MartinJoan MiróJoan MitchellHenry MooreRobert MotherwellPablo PicassoJackson PollockRobert RauschenbergEstate of Judith RothschildMark RothkoEd RuschaDavid SmithCy TwomblyAndy Warhol 875 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 3800
  Chicago, IL 60611 2044 West Carroll Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60612 1018 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10075 Gray
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  Alexander Gray Associates

  510 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  224 Main Street, Garden Level
  Germantown, NY 12526
  
  

  
  

  Alexander Gray Associates is a contemporary art gallery in New York City and Germantown, NY. Through exhibitions, research, and artist representation, the Gallery spotlights artistic movements and artists active in the twentieth and twenty-first century. Influential in cultural, social, and political spheres, these artists are notable for creating work that crosses geographic borders, generational contexts, and artistic disciplines. Alexander Gray Associates is an organization committed to anti-racist and feminist principles. Ricardo BreyTeresa BurgaLuis CamnitzerMelvin EdwardsCoco FuscoHarmony HammondJennie C. JonesSteve LockeLorraine O'GradyBetty ParsonsRonny QuevedoJoan SemmelHassan SharifRegina SilveiraValeska SoaresHugh Steers Frank BowlingSam GilliamJack Whitten 510 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001 224 Main Street, Garden Level
  Germantown, NY 12526 Alexander Gray Associates
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  Garth Greenan Gallery

  545 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Garth Greenan Gallery is committed to mounting important exhibitions and maintaining a high standard of integrity and connoisseurship. It champions the work of established artists whose work deserves greater recognition, many of whom emerged during the 1960s and 1970s. By re-presenting and recontextualizing their work, the gallery questions the prevailing narrative of contemporary art history and encourages its revision. Currently, Garth Greenan Gallery represents 26 artists of different generations. The gallery handles works in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, and printmaking. Each year, the gallery presents seven exhibitions, many of which are accompanied by publications. Peter BlakeEsteban Cabeza de BacaMelissa CodyAllan D'ArcangeloRosalyn DrexlerPaul FeeleyYatika Starr FieldsVictoria GitmanArt GreenMark GreenwoldRalph HumphreyNicholas KrushenickAl LovingCannupa Hanska LugerJames LunaMario MartinezRoy McMakinGladys NilssonHowardena PindellNorbert PrangenbergAlexis SmithJaune Quick-to-See SmithRichard Van BurenEmmi WhitehorseB. Wurtz 545 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011 Garth Greenan Gallery
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  Howard Greenberg Gallery

  41 East 57th Street, Suite 801
  New York, NY 10022
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage

  
  

  Since its inception almost forty years ago, Howard Greenberg Gallery has built a vast and ever-changing collection of some of the most important photographs in the medium. The Gallery's collection acts as a living history of photography, offering genres and styles from Pictorialism to Modernism, in addition to contemporary photography and images conceived for industry, advertising, and fashion. Maintaining diverse and extensive holdings of photographic prints, the gallery includes such masters as Eugène Atget, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Bruce Davidson, André Kertész, William Klein, Gordon Parks, Edward Steichen, Paul Strand, Josef Sudek, and Edward Weston on its roster of artists. More recent additions include Edward Burtynsky, Jungjin Lee, Alex Majoli, Joel Meyerowitz, Vivian Maier and Marvin Newman. Howard Greenberg Gallery exclusively represents the estates of Berenice Abbott, Saul Leiter and Arnold Newman. In 2018 Howard Greenberg Gallery became the primary representative of the Ray K. Metzker Archive. Formerly a photographer and founder of The Center for Photography in Woodstock in 1977, Howard Greenberg has been one of a small group of gallerists, curators and historians responsible for the creation and development of the modern market for photography. Howard Greenberg Gallery, founded in 1981, was the first to consistently exhibit photojournalism and 'street' photography, now accepted as important components of photographic art. After nearly 17 years in SoHo, Howard Greenberg Gallery moved to The Fuller Building, at 41 East 57th Street, in 2003. Consistent with its former downtown space, the midtown gallery reflects the need for a flexible yet intimate space where multiple exhibitions can be presented simultaneously. Berenice AbbottFrederic BrennerBill BurkeEdward BurtynskyBruce DavidsonLouis FaurerWilliam GedneyAllen GinsbergFrank GohlkeSid GrossmanDave HeathKenro IzuJames KaralesWilliam KleinJacques-Henri LartigueJungjin LeeSaul LeiterLeon LevinsteinVivian MaierAlex MajoliMary Ellen MarkRay K. MetzkerJoel MeyerowitzSarah MoonMartin MunkacsiArnold NewmanMarvin NewmanRuth OrkinGordon ParksMarc RiboudPeter SekaerEdward SteichenEd Van Der ElskenJames Van Der ZeeRoman Vishniac Margaret Bourke-WhiteBill BrandtBrassaiHarry CallahanHenri Cartier BressonFrantišek DrtikolAlfred EisenstaedtWalker EvansRobert FrankLewis HineAndré KertészDorothea LangeCharles MarvilleLisette ModelJacob RiisAugust SanderAaron SiskindW. Eugene SmithAlfred StieglitzPaul StrandJosef SudekDr. Dain L. TaskerEdward WestonMinor White 41 East 57th Street, Suite 801
  New York, NY 10022 Howard Greenberg Gallery
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  The Greenberg Gallery

  230 South Bemiston Avenue
  St. Louis, MO 63105
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  The Greenberg Gallery is St. Louis’ premier contemporary art gallery, showing the works of contemporary masters. Roy LichtensteinJohn McLaughlinRobert MotherwellMilton AveryLorna SimpsonAndy WarholHuma BhabhaHenri MatisseMark di SuveroRichard DiebenkornSam FrancisHelen FrankenthalerDiego GiacomettiRichard PrinceFrank StellaLisa Yuskavage 230 South Bemiston Avenue
  St. Louis, MO 63105 The Greenberg Gallery
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  Kavi Gupta

  835 West Washington Boulevard
  Chicago, IL 60607
  Appointment Recommended
  
  219 North Elizabeth Street
  Chicago, IL 60607
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Kavi Gupta is a leading contemporary art gallery based in Chicago. Founder Kavi Gupta established his namesake gallery in 2000, in the West Loop neighborhood of Chicago. Today, they operate multiple museum-quality exhibition spaces at 835 W. Washington Blvd. and 219 N. Elizabeth St. in Chicago, and 219/215 E. Buffalo St. in New Buffalo, Michigan, as well as a large-scale warehouse and conservation center and a dedicated space for research and archives. Kavi Gupta amplifies voices of diverse and underrepresented artists to expand the canon of art history. Through innovative and ambitious exhibitions, multimedia programming, and rigorous publications, the gallery fosters an evolving conversation among international communities about art and ideas.Their publishing imprint, Kavi Gupta Editions, designs and publishes high-quality monographs, exhibition catalogues, artist editions, and academic texts, while regularly partnering with institutions and such art publishing leaders as Skira, Mousse, Phaidon, and DAP.Kavi Gupta’s diverse, international program emphasizes contemporary artists from marginalized communities with complex, multifaceted practices. Working alongside these artists to develop new projects, original scholarship, and historic archives, Kavi Gupta’s program is renowned for its strong academic focus and pioneering vision.  Kavi Gupta is proud to be a three-time recipient of the prestigious International Association of Art Critics (AICA-USA) Award for Best Show in a Commercial Space Nationally, most recently for Mickalene Thomas in 2014. Since its inception, the gallery program has been supplemented by site-specific installations, public works, academic panels, and curated projects at art fairs. Young-Il AhnSherman Beck Firelei BáezRoger BrownAllana ClarkeWillie ColeAlfred ContehInka EssenhighBeverly FishmanJeffery GibsonRichard HuntJae JarrellWadsworth JarrellMichael JooDeborah KassJosé LermaJames LittleSuchitra MattaiManuel MathieuTomokazu MatsuyamaJaime MuñozEsmaa MohamoudManish NaiAngel OteroRoxy PaineKour PourClare RojasDevan ShimoyamaMary SibandeJessica StockholderTony TassetMickalene ThomasGerald WilliamsKennedy Yanko Vito AcconciYoung-IL AhnMiya AndoSherman BeckKatie BellFirelei BáezJohanna BillingMcarthur BinionRoger BrownPatrick ChamberlainDominic ChambersEd ClarkAllana ClarkeWillie ColeRewind CollectiveAlfred ContehPamela CouncilAbigail DeVilleModou DiengAlexandre DiopJeff DonaldsonInka EssenhighBeverly FishmanJeffrey GibsonRichard HuntCharles Mason IIIJae JarrellWadsworth JarrellBarbara Jones-HoguMichael JooAaditi JoshiGlenn KainoTitus KapharDeborah KassBasil KincaidGracelee LawrenceJosé LermaGlenn LigonJames LittleAl LovingManuel MathieuTomokazu MatsuyamaSuchitra MattaiMichi MekoEsmaa MohamoudManish NaiAngel OteroRoxy PaineKour PourScott ReederMonica RezmanClare RojasThomas RuffRaymond SaundersDevan ShimoyamaMary SibandeAlisa Sikelianos-CarterBrooklin SoumahoroStan SquirewellJessica StockholderJessica StollerTony TassetMickalene ThomasChiffon ThomasCameron WelchJack WhittenGerald WilliamsKennedy Yanko 835 West Washington Boulevard
  Chicago, IL 60607 219 North Elizabeth Street
  Chicago, IL 60607 Kavi Gupta

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  Nohra Haime Gallery

  500A West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Nohra Haime Gallery opened its doors in New York in 1981. Since its inception, the principal focus has been to represent an internationally diverse group of contemporary artists with varying expertise in painting, sculpture, photography, conceptual art and multimedia installation.  For over thirty years, the Gallery has showcased new voices and innovative art, and organized major solo exhibitions within the United States and abroad. It has collaborated with museums and institutions, and advised private collections worldwide.  The Gallery actively participates in art fairs, and publishes numerous exhibition catalogues and art books. In 2011, Nohra Haime opened the NH Galería in Cartagena, Colombia. Natalia AriasAlvaro BarriosHugo BastidasNicola BollaCarol K. BrownJuan CortesLesley DillJulie HedrickValerie HirdMenashe KadishmanBeth LipmanGregg LouisLeopoldo MalerJavier MarinAdriana MarmorekLika MutalAnna Paola ProtasioRuby RumieEve SonnemanAdam StrausFrancisca SutilHugo TillmanSophia Vari 500A West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 Nohra Haime Gallery
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  Haines Gallery

  2 Marina Blvd, Building C
  San Francisco, CA 94123
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • Latin American
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Established in 1987, Haines Gallery has consistently maintained a dynamic position within the ever-evolving world of contemporary art. Dedicated to providing a platform for emerging and internationally established artists from the Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East, and the United States, the exhibition program encourages diverse practices with a predisposition for work that is conceptually rigorous and visually compelling. Employing a highly individualistic curatorial stance, Haines Gallery has often been early to identify and support artists who have achieved critical acclaim over time. This is exemplified by our significant US relationships with artists such as Andy Goldsworthy, Ai Weiwei, Kota Ezawa, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian and Zhan Wang. This commitment has resulted in lengthy and highly rewarding collaborations with our represented artists, enabling the gallery to facilitate significant exhibitions and acquisitions with major institutions internationally. The gallery is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America and Gallery Principal Cheryl Haines serves on the San Francisco Advisory Board of the Asian Art Museum and is a founding director of the Asian Contemporary Arts Consortium, Northern California. Shiva AhmadiAi WeiweiMaurizio AnzeriTammam AzzamJohn ChiaraLinda ConnorBinh Danh Monir Shahroudy FarmanfarmaianAndy GoldsworthyMike HendersonPatsy KrebsWon Ju LimDavid MaiselChris McCawAdia MillettAimé MpaneDavid NashThe Estate of Dennis Oppenheim Meghann RiepenhoffStuart RobertsonLeslie ShowsDavid SimpsonCamille UtterbackZhan Wang Marco CastilloRob CraigieKota EzawaAngelo FilomenoJaume PlensaTokihiro SatoAili SchmeltzRobert StoneJames TurrellLena Wolff 2 Marina Blvd, Building C
  San Francisco, CA 94123 Haines Gallery
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  Hauser & Wirth

  32 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021
  
  542 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  901 East 3rd Street
  Los Angeles, CA 90013
  
  9 Main St
  Southampton, NY 11968
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Rita AckermannIda ApplebroogHans ArpPhyllida BarlowLarry BellMax BillLouise BourgeoisFrank BowlingMark BradfordGeta BrătescuStefan BrüggemannAlexander CalderJohn Chamberlain EstateThe Estate of Eduardo ChillidaEd ClarkGeorge CondoMartin CreedRoberto CuoghiBerlinde De BruyckereNicole EisenmanThe Estate of Günther FörgCharles GainesEllen GallagherIsa GenzkenThe Estate of Leon GolubArshile Gorky EstateRodney GrahamSubodh GuptaThe Estate of Philip GustonMary HeilmannThe Estate of Eva HesseJenny HolzerRoni HornLuchita HurtadoPierre HuygheMatthew Day JacksonRichard JacksonRashid JohnsonAllan Kaprow EstateMike Kelley Foundation for the ArtsRachel KhedooriBharti KherThe Estate of Tetsumi KudoGuillermo KuitcaMaria LassnigAnnie LeibovitzZoe LeonardGlenn LigonThe Estate of Lee LozanoAnna Maria MaiolinoFondazione Piero ManzoniTakesada MatsutaniEstate of Fabio MauriPaul McCarthyDon McCullinEstate of Fausto MelottiGustav MetzgerHenry Moore Family CollectionFrançois Morellet Angel OteroLygia PapeNicolas PartyThe Estate of Jason RhoadesPipilotti RistDieter Roth EstateMika RottenbergErna RosensteinAnri SalaAugust Sander Family CollectionWilhelm SasnalMira Schendel EstateAmy SheraldCindy ShermanRoman SignerGary SimmonsLorna SimpsonAvery SingerAnj SmithThe Estate of David SmithMonika SosnowskaThe Estate of Alina SzapocznikowSophie Taeuber-ArpHenry TaylorDiana ThaterEstate of André ThomkinsKeith TysonGeorges VantongerlooMark WallingerJack Whitten EstateZeng FanzhiZhang EnliDavid Zink Yi 32 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021 542 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 901 East 3rd Street
  Los Angeles, CA 90013 9 Main St
  Southampton, NY 11968 Hauser & Wirth
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  Lillian Heidenberg Fine Art

  Brooklyn, NY
  By Appointment
  
  Bal Harbour, FL
  By Appointment
  
  Southampton, NY
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Lillian Heidenberg Fine Art has been specializing in modern and contemporary masters for many years. Lillian has a special interest in modern British sculpture and is a world renowned expert on Henry Moore and Lynn Chadwick. Her collection spans the twentieth century until today featuring many of the most influential international artists from the United States, Europe, China, and beyond. Lillian has advised many important private collectors, museums and institutions around the world. She also is a consultant and in that capacity she helps clients purchase works through auction houses and private sales. The gallery has exhibited at Art Chicago, Art of the 20th Century, Palm Beach Art and Antiques Fair, the ADAA Art Show and the Asian Contemporary Fair. Fernando BoteroLouise BourgeoisScott CampbellJohn ChamberlainLynn ChadwickZhang DaliWillem De KooningJean DubuffetEric FischlSam FrancisHelen FrankenthalerWang Guangyi Zhang Huan Alex KatzRobert Kelly Wang Keping Fernand LégerJoan MiróHenry MooreRobert MotherwellVik MunizShirin NeshatTal RRobert RauschenbergJames RosenquistFrank StellaAndy WarholTom WesselmanErwin Wurmand can source other artists Brooklyn, NY Bal Harbour, FL Southampton, NY Lillian Heidenberg Fine Art
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  Hirschl & Adler Galleries

  The Fuller Building
  41 East 57th Street, 9th Floor
  New York, NY 10022
  
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  American paintings, drawings, and sculpture, 18th through early 20th century; European paintings, drawings, and sculpture, 19th and early 20th century; American furniture and decorative arts, 1810–40; American Aesthetic furniture and decorative arts, 1880–1900. John James AudubonMilton AveryGeorge BellowsThomas Hart BentonAlbert BierstadtGeorge Caleb BinghamOscar F. BluemnerWilliam-Adolphe BouguereauGustave CaillebotteWilliam Merritt ChaseFrederic Edwin ChurchJohn Singleton CopleyJohn Rogers CoxEdgar DegasRalph EarlThomas EakinsSanford Robinson GiffordWilliam GlackensWilliam Michael HarnettMarsden HartleyChilde HassamMartin Johnson HeadeWinslow HomerEdward HopperGeorge InnessJohn Frederick KensettBlanche LazzellHenri Le SidanerWilliam McCloskeyClaude MonetCharles Willson PealeJames PealeRaphaelle PealeJane PetersonJohn Frederick PetoHiram PowersFairfield PorterMaurice PrendergastWinold ReissPierre-Auguste RenoirWilliam Trost RichardsSeverin RoesenAugustus Saint-GaudensJohn Singer SargentKay SageCharles SheelerEverett ShinnJoseph StellaGilbert StuartBenjamin WestJames Abbott McNeill WhistlerWorthington WhittredgeAndrew Wyeth John White AlexanderMilton AveryCecilia BeauxFrank Weston BensonAlbert BierstadtMaurice Boutet de MonvelMary CassattJohn Singleton CopleyStuart DavisRalph EarlSuzy FrelinghuysenFrederick Carl FriesekeWilliam GlackensFrancis GuyJames GuyWilliam Michael HarnettChilde HassamMartin Johnson HeadeRobert HenriWinslow HomerEverett Gee JacksonDavid JohnsonJohn Frederick KensettFitz Henry LaneReginald MarshWilliam McCloskeyAnna Mary Robertson MosesJohn Frederick PetoMaurice PrendergastWilliam Trost RichardsJohn Singer SargentGilbert StuartBenjamin West The Fuller Building
  41 East 57th Street, 9th Floor
  New York, NY 10022
  Hirschl & Adler Galleries
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  Hirschl & Adler Modern

  The Fuller Building
  41 East 57th Street, 9th Floor
  New York, NY 10022
  New York, NY
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Hirschl & Adler Modern, founded in 1981, specializes in art from 1913 to the present, with a strong emphasis on American Modernism and the post-war period. It also represents a select group of established and mid-career contemporary artists who are featured regularly through scheduled solo and group exhibitions in its gallery space in the Fuller Building, at the corner of 57th Street and Madison Avenue in New York City. Its parent company Hirschl & Adler Galleries, founded in 1952, has been specializing in important American and European art of all periods throughout its 70 year history and shares the space with Hirschl & Adler Modern. Led for over 50 years by President and Director, Stuart P. Feld, and joined in 1999 by his daughter Elizabeth Feld, Hirschl & Adler mounts about 8 to 10 special exhibitions per year, most accompanied by scholarly publications. Both the contemporary and historical presentations have received critical acclaim and have resulted in the placement of works into major private collections around the world, as well as the finest American and international museums. ARTISTSFrederick BrosenJeanne BrousseauLily Cox-RichardRandall ExonAngela FraleighMaria Elena GonzalezColin HuntDavid LigareRobert MinerviniAndy MisterJohn MooreStone RobertsJames Everett StanleyMarc TrujilloElizabeth Turk ESTATESLouisa ChaseEdward James Deeds Jr. [The Electric Pencil]Robert NatkinHonore SharrerStanley Twardowicz William BaileyJames CastleJulie HeffernanRobert HenriEdward HopperDiana HorowitzGeorgia O'KeeffeFairfield PorterWinold ReissKay SageBill TraylorPurvis YoungAmy WeiskopfChristopher WilmarthPaul Wonner The Fuller Building
  41 East 57th Street, 9th Floor
  New York, NY 10022
  New York, NY Hirschl & Adler Modern
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  Nancy Hoffman Gallery

  520 West 27th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Nancy Hoffman Gallery opened in SoHo in 1972, among the first contemporary galleries downtown to show paintings, sculpture, drawings, photographs, video, and installations. In October 2008, the gallery moved to its new home at 520 West 27th Street in Chelsea--a light-filled space with majestically high ceilings and a sculpture garden. Nancy Hoffman Gallery maintains commitment, consistency and loyalty to its artists over the years. Some of the artists have shown with the gallery since 1972, others have joined the gallery in recent years. Nancy Hoffman Gallery’s active program consists of solo exhibitions in the main gallery, introductory shows in the project space, active participation in art fairs throughout the country, along with membership in the Art Dealers Association of America. Nicolas AfricanoLinda Mieko AllenIlan AverbuchJoan BankemperDavid BierkCarolyn BradyColette CalascioneMark CalderonTimothy CummingsRupert DeesePurdy EatonDon EddyNathalia EdenmontNicole Phungrasamee FeinJudy FoxViola FreyJuan GonzalezMichael GregoryGregory HaliliKaterina LanfrancoHung LiuLiséa LyonsLucy MackenzieLynn McCartyCarlton NellJohn OkulickFrank OwenPeter PlagensMichele PredRichard PurdyJoseph RaffaelAsya ReznikovBill RichardsJesse SmallJim Sullivan 520 West 27th Street
  New York, NY 10001 Nancy Hoffman Gallery
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  Rhona Hoffman Gallery

  1711 West Chicago Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60622
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Rhona Hoffman Gallery, founded originally as Young Hoffman Gallery in 1976, specializes in international contemporary art in all media, and art that is conceptually, formally, or socio-politically based. From its inception, the gallery has launched emerging artists’ careers. In the seventies, Young Hoffman Gallery was one of the first galleries to offer exhibitions to women artists including Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer, and Sylvia Plimack Mangold. Since 1983, when Rhona Hoffman and Donald Young announced the establishment of separate galleries, Rhona Hoffman Gallery has continued to show young and emerging artists alongside established ones. Among the artists, the gallery has exhibited and/or continues to exhibit are Vito Acconci, Spencer Finch, Luis Gispert, Leon Golub, Robert Heinecken, Jenny Holzer, Barbara Kruger, Sol LeWitt, Gordon Matta-Clark, Robert Ryman, Fred Sandback, Lorna Simpson, Nancy Spero, Richard Tuttle, Brian Ulrich, Carrie Mae Weems, and Kehinde Wiley. Vito AcconciDerrick AdamsTorkwase DysonSpencer FinchJulia FishNatalie FrankChris GarofaloLuis GispertLeon GolubJacob HashimotoSusan HefunaRobert HeineckenDeana LawsonJudy LedgerwoodSol LewittNathaniel Mary QuinnGordon Matta-ClarkGordon ParksJohn PreusMichael RakowitzRichard RezacFred SandbackDavid SchutterNancy SperoSiebren VersteegAnne Wilson Kutlug AtamanLina BertucciHuma BhabhaMel BochnerStephanie BrooksAndré ButzerChris DorlandHamish FultonJim HodgesJenny HolzerRichard HuntArt & LanguageFlorian MorlatTim Rollins & K.O.S.Robert RymanLorna SimpsonYutaka SonePat SteirMickalene ThomasRichard TuttleBrian UlrichKehinde WileyJames Wines 1711 West Chicago Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60622 Rhona Hoffman Gallery
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  Vivian Horan Fine Art LLC

  
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Vivian Horan Fine Art was founded in New York in 1986 as a gallery specializing in European and American modern and contemporary masters. Its main focus is on the resale of important works of art from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries by artists such as Carl Andre, Alighiero e Boetti, Enrico Castellani, Lucio Fontana, David Hockney, Donald Judd, Lee Krasner, Sol LeWitt, Agnes Martin, Pablo Picasso, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Sigmar Polke, Gerhard Richter, Rudolf Stingel, Cy Twombly, and Andy Warhol. The gallery has mounted significant historical exhibitions including Dufuffet: The Late Years, Minimalism: On and Off Paper, 50 by Matisse: Drawings and Prints, Cindy Sherman: Portraits from the Eighties, Donald Judd: Stacks. In addition, Vivian Horan has placed works in numerous museum collections including the Hirshhorn Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Peter Alexander Carl Andre Giacomo Balla Matthew Barney Larry Bell Lynda Benglis Walead Beshty Joseph Beuys Mel Bochner Pier Paolo Calzolari Carlo Carrà Enrico Castellani Nick Cave John Chamberlain Francesco Clemente Joseph Cornell Jan Dibbets Vivian Horan Fine Art LLC
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  Hosfelt Gallery

  260 Utah Street
  San Francisco, CA 94103
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Hosfelt Gallery represents an international roster of artists whose work is grounded in a broad understanding of history — visual, cultural, political and social. Our program is built around artwork with a refined level of execution that offers new perspectives on critical discourses in contemporary art, culture, and politics.Over the course of more than twenty years, Hosfelt Gallery has distinguished itself through the introduction of exceptional new artists from around the world, the intellectual rigor of its programming, its role in nurturing the careers of now internationally-renowned artists, a commitment to showing work that may not align with current trends, and representation of some of the most important artists of the Bay Area and beyond. In 2015 the gallery founded the first Digital Media Conservation Lab to address the growing need for the preservation of digital and electronic art. Rina BanerjeeJudith BelzerJim CampbellJulie ChangBruce ConnerJean ConnerRussell CrottyReed DanzigerAnoka FaruqeeMax GimblettJutta HaeckelTim HawkinsonAndrea HigginsChristian HougeBirgit JensenIsabella KirklandStefan KürtenCrystal LiuBernard LokaiEmil LukasMarco MaggiBen McLaughlinJohn O'ReillyDriss OuadahiPatricia PiccininiNicole Phungrasamee FeinLiliana PorterAngelina PwerleAlan RathLordy RodriguezGideon RubinSurabhi SarafAndrew SchoultzCornelius VölkerWilliam T. Wiley Rina BanerjeeJudith BelzerJim CampbellJulie ChangBruce ConnerJean ConnerRussell CrottyReed DanzigerAnoka FaruqeeMax GimblettJutta HaeckelTim HawkinsonAndrea HigginsChristian HougeBirgit JensenIsabella KirklandStefan KürtenCrystal LiuBernard LokaiEmil LukasMarco MaggiBen McLaughlinJohn O'ReillyDriss OuadahiPatricia PiccininiNicole Phungrasamee FeinLiliana PorterAngelina PwerleAlan RathLordy RodriguezGideon RubinSurabhi SarafAndrew SchoultzCornelius VölkerWilliam T. Wiley 260 Utah Street
  San Francisco, CA 94103 Hosfelt Gallery
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  Edwynn Houk Gallery

  745 Fifth Avenue
  New York, NY 10151
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage

  
  

  Edwynn Houk Gallery was founded in 1977. Since its inception, the gallery has specialized in vintage photographs from 1917-1939 by the leading figures of the Modernist movement. The gallery has mounted more than 200 exhibitions and published more than a dozen monographs. Houk Gallery has served as the exclusive representative of the Estates of Brassaï, Bill Brandt, Dorothea Lange, André Kertész, Ilse Bing, and the Robert Frank Archive. Beginning with exclusive representation of Sally Mann in 1989, Edwynn Houk Gallery has acted as the sole agent for a select group of leading contemporary photographers, including Robert Polidori, Lalla Essaydi, Annie Leibovitz and Abelardo Morell.  Gail Albert HalabanValérie BelinNick BrandtSebastiaan BremerChristopher BucklowElinor CarucciLynn DavisElena DorfmanMichael EastmanElliott ErwittLalla EssaydiSissi FarassatMona KuhnDavid MaiselSally MannArno Rafael MinkkinenAbelardo MorellErwin OlafMatthew PillsburyHerb RittsPaolo VenturaJessica Wynne Diane ArbusEugène AtgetLillian BassmanIlse BingErwin BlumenfeldBill BrandtBrassaïManuel Álvarez BravoHarry CallahanHenri Cartier-BressonRobert FrankMario GiacomelliAndré KertészDorothea LangeAlfred StieglitzEdward WestonLee FriedlanderBéatrice HelgAnnie LeibovitzVera LutterDanny LyonJoel MeyerowitzVik MunizRobert PolidoriStephen Shore 745 Fifth Avenue
  New York, NY 10151 Edwynn Houk Gallery

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  Mariane Ibrahim Gallery

  437 North Paulina Street
  Chicago, IL 60622
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • African
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  After founding her namesake gallery in Seattle, Ibrahim and her program oficially launched their space in Chicago in 2019. In September 2021, the gallery opened it's inaugural European space in Paris. In January 2022, the gallery will celebrate it’s 10 year anniversary.Mariane Ibrahim has hosted acclaimed exhibitions from leading and emerging artists including Amoako Boafo, Clotilde Jimenez, Maimouna Guerresi, Ayana V. Jackson, and most recently Jerrell Gibbs.The gallery has had an international presence at art fairs with prize-winning presentations. ruby onyinyechi amanzeRaphaël BarontiniAmoako BoafoFlorine DémosthèneJerrell GibbsMaïmouna GuerresiMwangi HutterYukimasa IdaAyana V. JacksonClotilde JiménezShannon T. LewisSergio LucenaCarmen Neely No MartinsEva JospinIan MwesigaZohra OpokuPeter UkaCarmen Neely ruby onyinyechi amanzeRaphaël BarontiniAmoako BoafoM. Florine DémosthèneJerrell GibbsMaïmouna GuerresiMwangi HutterYukimasa IdaAyana V. JacksonClotilde JiménezShannon T. LewisSergio LucenaNo MartinsIan MichaelIan MwesigaCarmen NeelyZohra OpokuPeter Uka 437 North Paulina Street
  Chicago, IL 60622 Mariane Ibrahim Gallery
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  Susan Inglett Gallery

  522 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  SUSAN INGLETT GALLERY is located in the heart of Chelsea in a ground floor space at 522 West 24th Street. The gallery provides representation for a range of artists, emerging to established, working across media. Continuing a pattern established early in its history, the gallery consciously develops a program of surprising juxtapositions within and between exhibitions alternating between single artist shows, curated group exhibitions and historical exhibitions. Gallery artists have appeared recently in the Hammer Biennial, Paris Triennale, Whitney Biennial, the Venice Biennale, the Carnegie International and Greater New York at P.S. 1 among many international venues. Susan Inglett represents Benjamin Degen, Hope Gangloff, Channing Hansen, Maren Hassinger, George Herms, The Estate of Robert Kobayashi, Marcia Kure, Allison Miller, Robyn O'Neil, Beverly Semmes, Greg Smith, William Villalongo, Ryan Wallace, and Wilmer Wilson IV. Benjamin DegenHope GangloffChanning HansenMaren HassingerGeorge HermsEstate of Robert KobayashiMarcia KureAllison MillerRobyn O'NeilBeverly SemmesGreg SmithWilliam VillalongoRyan WallaceWilmer Wilson IV Bruce ConnerSarah Charlesworth Alain Kirili 522 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 Susan Inglett Gallery
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  Inman Gallery

  3901 Main Street
  Houston, TX 77002
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1990, with an emphasis on artists living in Houston and the region, Inman Gallery has since cultivated an internationally recognized program that represents contemporary artists from the region, nationally, and abroad. The gallery takes an active approach in supporting artists from the early stages of their careers into national and international recognition, and the gallery is equally active in its local community. Education, community engagement, and long-term commitments to artists are at the core of the gallery’s mission. Artists represented by the gallery have participated in exhibitions at major institutions including the Whitney Museum of American Art, The Centre Pompidou, The Walker Art Center, The Venice Biennale, The New Museum, NY, and The Menil Collection, among many others. Major acquisitions of work by gallery artists have been made by institutions such as The Menil Collection, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Baltimore Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Rose Art Museum, the Everson Museum of Art, and many others. Gallery artists have won numerous awards including Guggenheim Fellowships, the Mitchell Foundation Award, and The USA Artist Award. In 2016, the gallery began representing the estate of Texas modernist Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle, and in March 2017 presented her paintings in New York at the ADAA’s The Art Show. Charis AmmonDavid AylsworthAmy BlakemoreJooYoung ChoiJamal CyrusKarin DavieGilad EfratCarlee FernandezTommy FitzpatrickAngela FraleighDana FrankfortEmily Joycethe estate of Dorothy Antoinette LaSelleDavid McGeeMichael Jones McKeanKatrina MoorheadLinarejos MorenoYuko MurataKristin MusgnugShaun O'DellDemetrius OliverRobyn O'NeilAlexis PyeJim RichardRobert RuelloJason SalavonSigrid SandströmBeth SecorMarc SwansonCarl SuddathBrad TuckerJana Vander LeeDarren Waterston Cary SmithEdgar Leciejewski 3901 Main Street
  Houston, TX 77002 Inman Gallery
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  Sebastian Izzard LLC Asian Art

  17 East 76th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10021
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Asian

  
  

  With over forty years experience as an auction-house specialist, appraiser, and dealer in Japanese and Korean art, I formed Sebastian Izzard LLC, a New York company, in 1998 in order to offer the kind of personal expertise, attention, and insights that are especially valuable to discriminating collectors worldwide. As a company we deal in all periods, from early to modern, the principal criterion being one of quality. Regular travel in the United States and overseas, to Japan and Europe, keeps us abreast of the international market and in touch with a global network. We welcome inquiries from clients old and new, whether prompted by an interest in the purchase or sale of works of art, in our exhibitions and catalogs, or in our appraisal and consulting services. 17 East 76th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10021 Sebastian Izzard LLC Asian Art

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  Carroll Janis

  120 East 75th Street
  New York, NY 10021
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar

  
  

  120 East 75th Street
  New York, NY 10021 Carroll Janis
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  Jenkins Johnson Gallery

  1275 Minnesota Street, #200
  San Francisco, CA 94107
  
  207 Ocean Avenue
  Brooklyn, NY 11225
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • African
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Jenkins Johnson Gallery was founded in San Francisco in 1996. The gallery represents international contemporary artists working across a multitude of disciplines. The gallery exhibits the works of 20th century masters including Jae and Wadsworth Jarrell, Ming Smith, Aubrey Williams and Gordon Parks. Our program also includes established, mid-career and emerging artists, such as Lisa Corinne Davis, Aida Muluneh, Enrico Riley, and Philemona Williamson.Jenkins Johnson strives to create space for underrepresented artists, curators and thinkers. Since our founding we have emerged as a hub for critically acclaimed curators and artists of color. In 2017 the gallery opened Jenkins Johnson Projects in Brooklyn, furthering our mission on the east coast. Jenkins Johnson builds the careers of artists of color through museum and private acquisitions, critical reviews, international art fairs and exhibitions. The gallery hosts “Conversations on Culture” with artists, collectors and writers on current art world topics, with over 1,500 attendees. The gallery’s principal, Karen Jenkins-Johnson, is one of a small, but influential group of Black American gallerists. She is a 2021 ARTNews Deciders, 2020 Artnet Innovator and Observer Art Power 50. Ms. Jenkins- Johnson is a member of the board of trustees of the University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Washington. Wesaam Al-BadryBen AronsonSydney CainLisa Corinne DavisDewey Crumpler Lalla EssayadiLola FlashScott FraserAlex JacksonJae JarrellWadsworth JarrellHendrick KerstensDonald LockeMary Lovelace O’NealMohau ModisakengAida MulunehBlesing NgobeniNnenna OkoreGordon ParksEnrico RileyMing SmithLissette SolorzanoRaelis VasquezAubrey WilliamsPhilemona Williamson 1275 Minnesota Street, #200
  San Francisco, CA 94107 207 Ocean Avenue
  Brooklyn, NY 11225 Jenkins Johnson Gallery

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  Casey Kaplan

  121 West 27th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Igshaan AdamsKevin BeasleyMatthew BrannonJeff BurtonNathan CarterJordan CasteelN. DashJason DodgeJudith EislerJonathan GardnerLiam GillickGiorgio GriffaBrian JungenCaroline KentCindy Ji Hye KimHannah LevyMateo LópezJonathan MonkEstate of Marlo PascualDiego PerroneMatthew RonaySimon StarlingDavid ThorpeJohanna UnzuetaElla WalkerGarth Weiser Igshaan AdamsKevin BeasleyMatthew BrannonJeff BurtonNathan CarterJordan CasteelN. DashJason DodgeJudith EislerJonathan GardnerLiam GillickGiorgio GriffaBrian JungenCaroline KentCindy Ji Hye KimHannah LevyMateo LópezJonathan MonkEstate of Marlo PascualDiego PerroneMatthew RonaySimon StarlingDavid ThorpeJohanna UnzuetaElla WalkerGarth Weiser 121 West 27th Street
  New York, NY 10001 Casey Kaplan
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  Nathalie Karg Gallery

  291 Grand Street
  New York, NY 10002
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Nathalie Karg opened her eponymous gallery in 2013, the gallery is focused on an exhibition program of international contemporary artists, punctuated by key historical shows. Peter Barrickman, Lisa Beck, Nina Childress, Jessica Craig-Martin, Jim Drain, Joe Fyfe, Dorian Gaudin, Paul Hosking, Vera Iliatova, Sunny Kim, Simon Ko, Rannva Kunoy, Sarah Peters, Nathlie Provosty, Gamaliel Rodriguez, Elsa Sahal, Katja Strunz, Tim Wilson Jennifer Guidi, Al Held, Jesse Mockrin, Martha Rosler, Sherrie Levine, Mario Schifano 291 Grand Street
  New York, NY 10002 Nathalie Karg Gallery
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  Karma

  7351 Santa Monica Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90046
  
  188 East 2nd Street
  New York, NY 10009
  
  22 East 2nd Street
  New York, NY 10003
  
  172 East 2nd Street
  New York, NY 10009
  
  136 East 3rd Street
  New York, NY 10009
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 2011 by Brendan Dugan and currently located in NY’s East Village, Karma represents a diverse roster of multi-generational artists. The gallery hosts twenty exhibitions each year, many of which are accompanied by Karma-published monographs and artist books. In 2018, Karma opened its standalone bookstore that presents artist books and rare ephemera alongside the gallery's publications.Works by the gallery’s artists are featured in numerous public collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.; Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam; and Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, among others. In addition to its two gallery spaces, Karma’s third gallery location opened in the summer of 2021. Gertrude Abercrombie Henni AlftanAlvaro Barrington Dike BlairWill BoonePeter Bradley Mathew Cerletty Andrew CranstonAnn CravenVerne DawsonJane DicksonRobert DuranLouise FishmanMark FloodMarley FreemanJeremy FreySanaa GatejaRobert GrosvenorPeter Halley Reggie Burrows HodgesUlala ImaiPaul LeeKeith MayersonPaul MogensenThaddeus MosleyNathaniel OliverWoody De OthelloNicolas PartyMaja Ruznic Kathleen RyanAlan SaretArthur SimmsTabboo!Mungo ThomsonOuattara WattsXiao Jiang Manoucher Yektai Gertrude Abercrombie Henni AlftanAlvaro Barrington Dike BlairWill BoonePeter Bradley Mathew Cerletty Andrew CranstonAnn CravenVerne DawsonJane DicksonRobert DuranLouise FishmanMark FloodMarley FreemanJeremy FreySanaa GatejaRobert GrosvenorPeter Halley Reggie Burrows HodgesUlala ImaiPaul LeeHughie Lee-Smith Keith MayersonPaul MogensenThaddeus MosleyNathaniel OliverWoody De OthelloNicolas PartyMaja Ruznic Kathleen RyanAlan SaretArthur SimmsTabboo!Mungo ThomsonOuattara WattsMatthew WongXiao Jiang Manoucher Yektai 7351 Santa Monica Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90046 188 East 2nd Street
  New York, NY 10009 22 East 2nd Street
  New York, NY 10003 172 East 2nd Street
  New York, NY 10009 136 East 3rd Street
  New York, NY 10009 Karma
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  Kasmin

  509 West 27th Street, The High Line
  New York, NY 10001
  
  514 West 28th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  509 West 27th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  297 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded by Paul Kasmin (1960–2020) in SoHo in 1989, Kasmin cultivates a rigorous exhibition program that places historic figures of Post-War art in dialogue with the evolving practice of established and emerging artists working today. For over 30 years, the gallery has nurtured the careers of eminent modern and contemporary artists including Tina Barney, Walton Ford, James Nares, Roxy Paine, Elliott Puckette, Mark Ryden, Bosco Sodi, and Bernar Venet, among many others, and put on the first-ever U.S. gallery shows of artists including Les Lalanne. Kasmin was among the first galleries to move to Chelsea in 2000 and continues to expand its program to include more artists and estates, now encompassing three gallery spaces anchored in the heart of the Chelsea Arts District at 10th Avenue and 27th Street. In addition to supporting contemporary artists, Kasmin leads the field in advocating for the legacy of artist estates, currently representing some of the most influential artists of the 20th century, including Constantin Brancusi, William N. Copley, Stuart Davis, Max Ernst, Barry Flanagan, Jane Freilicher, Robert Indiana, Lee Krasner, and Robert Motherwell. The gallery also specializes in the presentation of large-scale sculpture and engages in public art projects around the world, with recent examples including: Roxy Paine's ongoing installation Cleft in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Bernar Venet's Arc Majeur along the E411 Highway in Belgium, Alex Katz' Park Avenue Departure on Park Avenue in New York (2019), Mark Ryden’s Dodecahedron at PMQ Gardens in Hong Kong (2018) and Bosco Sodi’s Muro in Washington Square Park, New York (2017). Complementing the gallery’s robust exhibitions program, Kasmin is also dedicated to furthering academic research on its artists and develops scholarly publications that shed new light on their diverse practices. The gallery has published comprehensive catalogs including William N. Copley X-Rated, Lee Krasner’s Umber Paintings, Alexander the Great: The Iolas Gallery 1955-1987, Impasse Ronsin, and the first English translation of a monograph-scale book of Max Ernst’s sculpture. In September of  2018, Brancusi & Duchamp: The Art of Dialogue opened to the public, looking at the creative and personal relationship between the two artists. Dedicated to cultivating collectors and working with artists from around the world, Kasmin participates in a range of international art fairs across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Marking a new chapter of curatorial ambition for the gallery, Kasmin expanded the gallery’s footprint in Chelsea with the opening of its fourth space in October 2018. The new, purpose-built gallery designed by studioMDA features a rooftop sculpture garden overlooking The High Line, representing a first-of-its-kind model for publicly sited sculpture. Rejecting the dichotomy that pits brick-and-mortar against new methods of programming, the gallery’s new rooftop sculpture garden places Kasmin’s roster of artists and exhibitions in conversation with one of the most innovative platforms for art developed in recent years, reimagining how a gallery can engage with art and the public. Kasmin gallery spaces are located at 509 West 27th Street and 297 Tenth Avenue, and the Kasmin Sculpture Garden is viewable from The High Line at 27th Street with access on 28th Street. Diana Al-HadidAlma AllenTheodora AllenSara AnstisAli BanisadrTina BarneyJudith BernsteinJB BlunkMattia BonettiConstantin BrancusiSaint Clair CeminWilliam N. CopleyCynthia DaignaultIan DavenportStuart DavisMax ErnstLiam EverettBarry FlanaganWalton FordJane Freilichervanessa germanDaniel GordonElliott HundleyRobert IndianaLee KrasnerLes LalanneMatvey LevensteinJasper MorrisonRobert MotherwellJames NaresRoxy PaineRobert PolidoriElliott PucketteGeorge RickeyJames RosenquistMark RydenJan-Ole SchiemannBosco SodiDorothea TanningNaama TsabarBernar VenetDavid Wiseman Milton AveryMarcel BroodthaersScott BurtonPaul CezanneLiu DanLynne DrexlerMarcel DuchampSimon HantaïDavid HockneyHans HoffmanPeter HujarAlex KatzElaine de KooningMorris LouisHenri MatisseKenneth NolandJules OlitskiSigmar PolkeJoel ShapiroChaim SoutineFrank StellaAndy WarholTom Wesselman 509 West 27th Street, The High Line
  New York, NY 10001 514 West 28th Street
  New York, NY 10001 509 West 27th Street
  New York, NY 10001 297 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10001 Kasmin
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  June Kelly Gallery

  166 Mercer Street
  New York, NY 10012
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Mark AlsterlindElise AsherKarin BattenStan BrodskyMoe BrookerElizabeth Catlett Colin ChaseCarmen CiceroClaudia DeMonteBruce DorfmanJoan GiordanoAlex HarsleyLeRoy HendersonFrances HynesSu-Li HungMarianne HopfTonya IngersolVictor KordSu KwakSandra LernerJames LittleLisa MackieCharles MartinJoyce Melander-DaytonSana MusasamaSky Pape John PinderhughesSarah PlimptonLarry PotterDebra PriestlyHanibal SroujiPosoon Park SungJulio ValdezRebecca WelzPhilemona WilliamsonNola ZirinEstate of Toyce AndersonEstate of Claire MooreEstate of Robert ReidEstate of Jane Schneider 166 Mercer Street
  New York, NY 10012 June Kelly Gallery
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  Sean Kelly

  475 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10018
  
  1357 N Highland
  Los Angeles, CA 90028
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Since its inception in 1991, Sean Kelly Gallery has been internationally regarded for its diverse, intellectually driven program and a highly regarded roster of artists. The gallery has garnered international attention for its high caliber exhibition program and collaboration with many of the most significant cultural institutions around the world. The gallery opened its first public space at 43 Mercer Street. During these formative years, it established a reputation for diverse, intellectually driven, unconventional exhibitions. The original list of artists represented; Marina Abramović, James Casebere, Callum Innes, Joseph Kosuth and Julião Sarmento (1948-2021), all of whom are still represented by the gallery today, exemplified the Gallery’s commitment to presenting important and challenging contemporary art. In 2001, Sean Kelly moved to a converted 7,000 square-foot industrial space on 29th Street in the Chelsea gallery district. The spacious location enabled the Gallery to mount increasingly ambitious, museum-quality exhibitions to great critical acclaim. The Gallery's roster of artists expanded to include Rebecca Horn, Frank Thiel, Laurent Grasso, Peter Liversidge, Anthony McCall, Alec Soth, and Kehinde Wiley. In October 2012, Sean Kelly opened its current 22,000 square foot space at 475 Tenth Avenue in a historic 1914 building. With the gallery’s expansion into the new space, Sean Kelly added internationally acclaimed artists to its roster; David Claerbout, José Dávila, Candida Höfer, Ilse D’Hollander, Idris Khan, Hugo McCloud, Mariko Mori, Liu Wei, and Sun Xun. Sean Kelly has continued to expand its program to include a new generation of exceptional contemporary artists such as Dawoud Bey, Julian Charrière, Landon Metz, Sam Moyer, Shahzia Sikander, Janaina Tschäpe and Wu Chi-Tsung. Over the course of more than thirty years, the Gallery has become a symbol for high quality, thought-provoking contemporary art and conversation, most recently with the launch of Collect Wisely in May 2018. Collect Wisely is a provocative media campaign designed to encourage lively conversation around topics of collecting and connoisseurship. At the heart of this initiative is the Collect Wisely podcast, a series of interviews in which Sean Kelly discusses with collectors their passion for art, artists, and a passion for collecting and connoisseurship. On September 17, 2022, the Gallery will open a major new space in Los Angeles. Located in Hollywood at 1357 N Highland Avenue, the 10,000 square foot space will be led by Thomas Kelly, Partner and Director, who has recently moved to Los Angeles. The inaugural exhibition will feature a solo presentation of new works by Idris Khan. Marina AbramovićDawoud BeyJames CasebereJulian CharrièreDavid ClaerboutJose DávilaLeandro ErlichIran do Espírito SantoAntony GormleyLaurent GrassoJohan GrimonprezCandida HöferIlse D'HollanderRebecca HornCallum InnesIdris KhanJoseph KosuthLiu WeiPeter LiversidgeKris MartinAnthony McCallHugo McCloudLandon MetzMariko MoriSam MoyerJulião SarmentoShahzia SikanderAlec SothSun XunFrank ThielJanaina TschäpeKehinde WileyWu Chi-Tsung 475 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10018 1357 N Highland
  Los Angeles, CA 90028 Sean Kelly
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  Anton Kern Gallery

  91 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  16 East 55th Street
  New York, NY 10022
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Paweł AlthamerNobuyoshi Araki Alvaro BarringtonMargot Bergman Ellen Berkenblit John Bock David Byrd Brian Calvin Anne Collier Julie Curtiss Nathalie Du Pasquier Nicole Eisenman Martino Gamper Ellen Gronemeyer Bendix Harms Eberhard Havekost Lothar Hempel Richard Hughes Marcus JahmalSarah Jones Hein KohJim Lambie Marepe Chris Martin Matthew Monahan Aliza Nisenbaum Marcel Odenbach Manfred Pernice Alessandro Pessoli Wilhelm Sasnal Lara Schnitger David Shrigley Mike Silva Tal RFrancis Upritchard Eric van Lieshout Andy WarholYuli Yamagata 91 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013 16 East 55th Street
  New York, NY 10022 Anton Kern Gallery
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  Tina Kim Gallery

  525 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Old Master
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in New York in 2001 by Tina Kim and located in Chelsea, Tina Kim Gallery is celebrated for its unique programming that emphasizes international contemporary artists, historical overviews, and independently curated shows. With the gallery’s strong focus on Asian contemporary artists, Tina Kim has created a platform for important emerging and renowned women artists such as Minouk Lim, Wook-Kyung Choi, and Suki Seokyeong Kang, and has become a go-to destination for Korean contemporary and historical art. Through its programming, the gallery works closely with internationally renowned curators for special exhibitions and produces scholarly art publications. CHUNG SEOYOUNGDAVIDE BALLIANOGHADA AMERGIMHONGSOKHA CHONG-HYUNKIBONG RHEEKIM TSCHANG-YEULKIM YONG-IKKWON YOUNG-WOOLEE SEUNG JIOMINOUK LIMMIRE LEEPARK CHAN-KYONGPARK SEO-BOSUH SEUNG-WONSUKI SEOKYEONG KANG TANIA PÉREZ CÓRDOVAWOOK-KYUNG CHOIPACITA ABAD LEE UFANLOUISE BOURGEOISJOHN PAIMINORU NIIZUMACHUNG SANG-HWACHUNG CHANG-SUP 525 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 Tina Kim Gallery
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  Nicole Klagsbrun

  526 West 26th Street, Room 318
  New York, NY 10001
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Peter SchyuffCameron Parsons Foundation's Estate Wallace BermanCameronBen DurhamBarney KulokAdam McEwenPeter SchuyffLee QuinonesBrie RuaisBilly SullivanIan WallaceMika Rottenberg 526 West 26th Street, Room 318
  New York, NY 10001 Nicole Klagsbrun
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  David Klein Gallery

  1520 Washington Boulevard
  Detroit, MI 48226
  
  163 Townsend Street
  Birmingham, MI 48009
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American

  
  

  David Klein Gallery, a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) opened in Birmingham, Michigan in 1990. Our longtime focus is on Post-War American Art including painting, sculpture, and work on paper. Recent exhibitions have featured the work of Jack Tworkov, John McLaughlin, Frederick Hammersley, Michael Goldberg, Al Held, and Richard Stankiewicz. David Klein Gallery opened a second location on Washington Boulevard in downtown Detroit in 2015. The 4,000 square foot space home to the contemporary program, which features painting, sculpture, and photography by emerging, mid-career, and established artists. Artists exhibited include Susan Goethel Campbel,  Matthew Hawtin, Scott Hocking, Kim McCarty, Mario Moore, Brittany Nelson, Kelly Reemtsen, Robert Schefman, and Rosalind Tallmadge. Elise AnselEbitenyefa BaralayeEmmy BrightSusan Goethel CampbellMitch CopeMatthew HawtinScott HockingCyrus Karimipour Kim McCartyMario MooreBrittany NelsonMarianna OlagueKelly ReemtsenRobert SchefmanRosalind TallmadgeNeha VedpathakRicky Weaver Milton AveryLarry BellNorman BluhmAlexander CalderGiorgio CavallonJohn ChamberlainMark di SuveroJean DubuffetMichael GoldbergAl HeldHans HofmannAlex KatzSol LewittRobert MangoldConrad Marca-RelliJohn McLaughlinClement MeadmoreLouise NevelsonMilton ResnickGeorge RickeyJoel ShapiroDavid SmithRichard StankiewiczJack TworkovBernar VenetTom Wesselmann 1520 Washington Boulevard
  Detroit, MI 48226 163 Townsend Street
  Birmingham, MI 48009 David Klein Gallery
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  Kohn Gallery

  1227 North Highland
  Los Angeles, CA 90038
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Since its establishment in 1985 by former Flash Art editor Michael Kohn, Kohn Gallery has presented historically significant exhibitions in Los Angeles alongside exciting contemporary exhibitions, creating meaningful contexts to establish links to the greater art historical continuum. Significant exhibitions include Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Boxes in December 1986, which opened just weeks before the artist’s untimely death; She: Works by Richard Prince and Wallace Berman which brought together—for the first time—two generations of leading artists from different coasts; Bruce Conner: Work from the 1970s, which inspired the artist’s first solo retrospective in Europe at the Kunsthalle Wien and Kunsthalle Zurich (2010). Exhibitions of important New York-based artists have included new works by Christopher Wool, Richard Tuttle, Mark Tansey, Kenny Scharf, and Keith Haring. Kohn Gallery represents important West Coast artists with long careers and rich histories such as Joe Goode, Lita Albuquerque and Sharon Ellis as well as the Estates of Martha Alf, John Altoon, Bruce Conner and Wallace Berman. Finally, Kohn Gallery boasts an exciting roster of emerging and mid-career artists including Kate Barbee, Jarvis Boyland, Jinhin Chen Tianyi, Mark Innerst, Heidi Hahn, Nir Hod, Caroline Kent, Rosa Loy, Gonzalo Lebrija, Sophia Narrett, Mark Ryden, Ilana Savdie, Chiffon Thomas and Troika. The Estate of Martha AlfThe Estate of John AltoonThe Estate of Wallace BermanThe Estate of Bruce ConnerLita AlbuquerqueKate BarbeeJarvis BoylandWilliam BrickelSharon EllisJoe GoodeHeidi HahnNir HodMark InnerstCaroline KentGonzalo LebrijaRosa LoySophia NarrettMark RydenIlana SavdieChiffon ThomasTROIKA Ian BarryDean ByingtonBryan FerryWalton FordAllison HollingsworthLawrence JordanDean LevinGuy LimoneJoan NelsonSimmons & BurkeFred TomaselliAndy WarholCristof Yvoré 1227 North Highland
  Los Angeles, CA 90038 Kohn Gallery
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  David Kordansky Gallery

  520 W. 20th St.
  New York, NY 10011
  Appointment Recommended
  
  5130 W. Edgewood Pl.
  Los Angeles, CA 90019
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  David Kordansky Gallery is one of the most dynamic venues for contemporary art, and is internationally regarded as a leading gallery of its generation.Established in 2003 as part of a burgeoning artistic community in Los Angeles’s Chinatown neighborhood, the gallery began as a cutting-edge incubator for emerging talent. It quickly grew into a widely respected voice in the international conversation surrounding new and recent art, and moved to its second home, in Culver City, in 2008.David Kordansky Gallery currently operates a 20,000-square-foot facility in Mid-City Los Angeles and a 5,000-square-foot space in New York. Our Los Angeles campus encompasses three exhibition spaces across two buildings with a landscaped courtyard between them, allowing for three separate shows to be mounted simultaneously and for diversity in programming, including performance, film, and outdoor sculpture. Our gallery space in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York welcomes visitors with an engaging experience while foregrounding the artwork on view. The gallery’s artists have been the subjects of solo exhibitions in acclaimed museums worldwide and regularly appear in landmark biennials and thematic group shows. They work in all media and styles, defined as a group by their heterogeneity and individuality rather than their allegiance to any single aesthetic position. The exhibition program is dedicated to presenting artists’ work with passion and intellectual rigor, and to bringing the utmost care and precision to the showcasing of their visions.As the program has evolved, the gallery has broadened its scope, collaborating with artists at all stages of their careers so that various historical lineages can enter into dialogue with one another. What has not changed, however, is the desire to foster greater understanding of Los Angeles’ development as an important city for art since World War II. David Kordansky Gallery sees itself as an institution firmly rooted in its hometown and in California, even as it embraces cultural activity in the 21st century as a fully global phenomenon. As such, it also treats its participation in the major international art fairs as serious exhibition opportunities, often planning solo presentations and other special programming.The gallery has long valued the role that publications play in the diffusion of ideas and as snapshots of moments in time. With each year it expands its efforts in this area, publishing an ever-growing range of exhibition catalogues and limited edition artist’s books. David AltmejdMarkus AmmKathryn AndrewsJohn ArmlederMario AyalaHuma Bhabha Will BooneMatthew BrannonLucy BullAndrea BüttnerValentin CarronAaron CurryFred EversleyDerek FordjourJason FoxSam GilliamJenna GribbonGuan XiaoRaul GuerreroJennifer GuidiChase HallLauren HalseyEvan Holloway Larry JohnsonRashid JohnsonWilliam E. JonesDeana LawsonTala MadaniChris MartinJoel MeslerIvan Morley Shahryar Nashat Ruby NeriOdili Donald OditaAnthony PearsonHilary PecisAdam PendletonMai-Thu PerretTobias PilsTorbjørn RødlandRicky SwallowTom of FinlandRichard TuttleLesley VanceMary WeatherfordMichael WilliamsJonas WoodBetty Woodman 520 W. 20th St.
  New York, NY 10011 5130 W. Edgewood Pl.
  Los Angeles, CA 90019 David Kordansky Gallery
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  Krakow Witkin Gallery

  10 Newbury Street
  Boston, MA 02116
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Krakow Witkin Gallery features contemporary art of all media by emerging and established regional, national and international artists.  The overall focus is on Minimal, reductivist and conceptually-driven works. Robert BarryMel BochnerRobert CottinghamTara DonovanPeter DownsbroughMike GlierJenny HolzerBronlyn JonesAlex KatzEllsworth KellyEstate of Sol LeWittAllan McCollumJulian OpieLiliana PorterStephen PrinaKay RosenEd RuschaEstate of Fred SandbackRichard SerraKate ShepherdKiki SmithShellburne ThurberUrsula von Rydingsvard Josef AlbersRichard ArtschwagerJohn BaldessariBernd + Hilla BecherDaniel BurenDan FlavinPhilip GustonJenny HolzerDonald JuddWilliam KentridgeRobert MangoldBrice MardenMichael MazurRobert MoskowitzBruce NaumanClaes OldenburgSylvia Plimack MangoldRobert RymanRichard SerraSarah SzeLawrence Weiner 10 Newbury Street
  Boston, MA 02116 Krakow Witkin Gallery
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  Hans P. Kraus Jr. Inc.

  962 Park Avenue
  New York, NY 10028
  By Appointment
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • European
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Photography, Vintage

  
  

  Hans P. Kraus Jr. Inc., established in New York in 1984, is a dealer in nineteenth and early twentieth century photographs. The gallery is most recognized for representing the work of William Henry Fox Talbot, who announced his invention of photography in 1839, and other early photographers, including Gustave Le Gray, Anna Atkins, Charles Nègre, Julia Margaret Cameron, Roger Fenton, J. B. Greene, and others. Recently, the gallery has been including contemporary artists whose work is often inspired by, and resonates with, that of the earliest photographers. Publications include monographs and catalogues under the series title Sun Pictures. Hans P. Kraus Jr. Inc. is a member of the ADAA and AIPAD and participates in Paris Photo and the AIPAD Photography Show. The gallery is located at 962 Park Avenue at 82nd Street in New York City. Eugène AtgetAnna AtkinsCharles AubryEdouard BaldusHippolyte BayardBisson FrèresAdolphe BraunJulia Margaret CameronGiacomo CanevaLewis CarrollAlvin Langdon CoburnEugène CuvelierLouis-Jacques-Mandé DaguerreEdgar DegasLouis-Emile DurandelleFrederick H. EvansRoger FentonHippolyte FizeauJoseph-Philibert Girault de PrangeyJohn Beasley GreeneHill & AdamsonBertha JaquesCalvert R. JonesLe Dien & Le GrayGustave Le GrayHenri Le SecqJohn Dillwyn LlewelynEtienne-Jules MareyCharles MarvilleJohn MurrayNadarCharles NègreHugh OwenVictor RegnaultOscar Gustav RejlanderLouis RobertHoratio RossJohn RuskinAuguste SalzmannEdward SteichenWilliam Henry Fox TalbotFélix TeynardLinnaeus TripeBenjamin Brecknell TurnerDoris UlmannJoseph vicomte Vigierand others 962 Park Avenue
  New York, NY 10028 Hans P. Kraus Jr. Inc.
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  Kraushaar Galleries

  15 East 71st Street, Suite 2B
  New York, NY 10021
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  20th Century and Contemporary American Art Gifford BealDorothy DehnerCatherine DrabkinWilliam GlackensJohn HelikerWilliam KienbuschJohn SloanLee Walton George AultThomas AnshutzPeggy BaconRomare BeardenGeorge Wesley BellowsThomas Hart BentonOscar BluemnerIlya BolotowskyByron BrowneCharles E. BurchfieldRalston CrawfordArthur B. DaviesStuart DavisCharles DemuthEdwin DickinsonPreston DickinsonBurgoyne DillerArthur DoveGuy Pène du BoisAlbert GallatinBalcomb GreeneRobert GwathmeyMarsden HartleyCharles HawthorneRobert HenriCarl HoltyEdward HopperGwen JohnPaul KelpeRockwell KentJohn KochWalt KuhnRobert KulickeYasuo KuniyoshiGaston LachaiseJohn La FargeRobert LaurentJacob LawrenceErnest LawsonBlanche LazzellDoris LeeGeorge LuksJohn MarinReginald MarshJan MatulkaAlfred MaurerGeorge L.K. MorrisHilda MorrisWalter MurchEthel MyersJerome MyersElie Nadelman Georgia O’KeeffeIrene Rice PereiraCharles PrendergastMaurice Prendergast George RickeyTheodore RobinsonAnne RyanKarl SchragCharles Green ShawCharles SheelerEverett ShinnEsphyr SlobodkinaNiles SpencerTheodoros StamosJoseph StellaJohn StorrsVaclav VytlacilAbraham WalkowitzMax WeberJohn von WichtMarguerite ZorachWilliam Zorach 15 East 71st Street, Suite 2B
  New York, NY 10021 Kraushaar Galleries
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  Andrew Kreps Gallery

  394 Broadway
  New York, NY 10013
  
  22 Cortlandt Alley
  New York, NY 10013
  
  55 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Representation of Contemporary Artists and Estates. Andrew Kreps Gallery was founded in New York in 1996. Widening its original focus on emerging American artists, the program shortly thereafter expanded to include international artists, many of whom had their first exhibitions in the United States or New York at the gallery.  394 Broadway
  New York, NY 10013 22 Cortlandt Alley
  New York, NY 10013 55 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013 Andrew Kreps Gallery
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  Greg Kucera Gallery

  212 Third Avenue South
  Seattle, WA 98104
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Established in 1983, the Greg Kucera Gallery now comprises 6,500 square feet of beautifully designed indoor and outdoor exhibition spaces. Exhibiting paintings, sculptures, and prints by contemporary Northwest artists as well as works on paper by nationally known figures. Humaira AbidJuventino ArandaRoss Palmer BeecherLoretta BennettGregory BlackstockCris BruchJohn BuckDeborah ButterfieldMark CalderonDrie ChapekMichael Dailey (Estate)Jack DawsChris EngmanClaudia FitchJane HammondMichael KnutsonMargie LivingstonNorman LundinSherry MarkovitzPeter MillettMark NewportTim RodaRoger ShimomuraJeffery SimmonsSusan SkillingSuttonBeresCullerWhiting TennisLynne Woods TurnerJoey VeltkampDarren WaterstonDan WebbAlice WheelerAnthony WhiteEd WicklanderClaude Zervas Guy AndersonMary Lee BendolphTim BavingtonJames CastleRichard DiebenkornHelen FrankenthalerJay Lynn GomezGee's Bend QuiltersMorris GravesJim HodgesPaul HoriuchiJody IsaacsonWilliam KentridgeJacob LawrenceKerry James MarshallAlden MasonRobert MotherwellFrank OkadaBill OwensLoretta PettwayMartin PuryearRobert RauschenbergKiki SmithTom Of FinlandDavid WojnarowiczKohei Yoshiyuki 212 Third Avenue South
  Seattle, WA 98104 Greg Kucera Gallery
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  kurimanzutto

  520 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • Latin American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  kurimanzutto announces the gallery’s new location at 520 West 20th Street, New York, NY, opening November 11, 2022. This expansive ground-floor space will allow artists and their collaborators to develop and realize unique projects in New York City.Mónica Manzutto comments, “This new home is an organic step since we opened our office and project space in New York in 2017 and confirms our commitment to the city and the constellation of institutions and individuals who support our artists around the country. This space is the result of many conversations with our artists to create a vision together. Wandering around the city and visiting spaces with artist Adrián Villar Rojas, who was then living in New York, made this process a very enjoyable one.”The 6,700 square-foot ground-floor space is being reimagined by the award-winning architecture firm SO-IL, led by the Chinese/Dutch architects Jing Liu and Florian Idenburg. Liu established a close dialogue with Gabriel Orozco and together conceived the gallery’s layout and exhibition spaces. Conversations with Rirkrit Tiravanija and several of kurimanzutto’s artists contributed to the creation of a distinct gallery space, incorporating materials by Dr. Lakra and front desk and office furniture designed by Gabriel Sierra. Elements of artists’ practices have also been incorporated, including Nanna Ditzell textiles used by Danh Vo and lamps by Janette Laverrière featured in Nairy Baghramian's exhibitions. Under SO-IL’s leadership, the New York gallery both reinforces and extends kurimanzutto’s ethos. José Kuri adds, “The final space builds on the gallery’s history to present a dynamic forum for future projects, bigger thinking, and fertile creativity. The possibility of weaving what we do into the future memory of the city is of deep inspiration to us.”For more than 20 years, the gallery has endeavored to collaborate with artists working in multiple disciplines from diverse backgrounds such as Abraham Cruzvillegas, Minerva Cuevas, Carlos Amorales, Damián Ortega, Daniel Guzmán, Dr. Lakra, Gabriel Kuri, Gabriel Orozco, Jimmie Durham, Mariana Castillo Deball, Monika Sosnowska and Rirkrit Tiravanija. The gallery has formed strong relationships throughout the years with international artists including Nairy Baghramian, Adrián Villar Rojas, Danh Vo, Alexandra Bachzetsis, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Gabriel Sierra, Haegue Yang, Leonor Antunes, Roman Ondak and Tarek Atoui. Most recently, the gallery expanded its artist roster to include Bárbara Sánchez-Kane, Roberto Gil de Montes, Oscar Murillo and Petrit Halilaj. Abraham CruzvillegasAdrián Villar Rojas Akram Zaatari Alexandra Bachzetsis Allora & Calzadilla Anri Sala Apichatpong Weerasethakul Bárbara Sánchez-KaneCarlos AmoralesDamián OrtegaDanh VoDaniel Guzmán Dr. LakraEduardo AbaroaFernando Ortega Gabriel KuriGabriel Orozco Gabriel Sierra Haegue YangIñaki Bonillas Jimmie DurhamLeonor AntunesMarieta Chirulescu Mariana Castillo Deball Miguel CalderónMinerva CuevasMonika SosnowskaNairy Baghramian Oscar MurilloPetrit HalilajRirkrit TiravanijaRoberto Gil de Montes Roman Ondak Sarah LucasSofía Táboas Tarek AtouiWilfredo Prieto David MedallaPatti Smith 520 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011 kurimanzutto

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  Elizabeth Leach Gallery

  417 Northwest 9th Avenue
  Portland, OR 97209
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Launched in 1981, Elizabeth Leach Gallery has focused on presenting prominent Northwest and internationally established artists working in a wide variety of contemporary media, bolstering a dynamic dialogue between the local community and the global art world. Chester ArnoldEd Bereal Pat Boas Christine Bourdette Amanda Briggs Estate of Bonnie Bronson Kavin BuckChris Chandler Jaq Chartier Judy Cooke Claire Cowie Ben Dallas Alexis Day Jeremy Okai Davis Estate of Drake DeknatelModou Dieng Yacine John David ForsgrenDerek Franklin Justin Gibbens Richard Gruetter MK Guth Ann Hamilton Estate of Robert Hanson Stephen Hayes Sean Healy Willy HeeksLonnie Holley Estate of Deborah Horrell Malia JensenEstate of Lee Kelly Justine Kurland Isaac Layman Dinh Q. Lê Charlene Liu Emilio Lobato Nicola López Robert Lyons Julia Mangold Shane McAdams Melody Owen Mark Palmen Jinie Park Joseph Park Matthew Picton Ryan Pierce Christopher Rauschenberg Gregg Renfrow Michelle RossSara Siestreem (Hanis Coos) Mark R. Smith Barbara Sternberger Anna Von Mertens Joan Waltemath Amanda Wojick Josef AlbersMath BassLouise BourgeoisGee's BendChuck CloseWilliam EgglestonNicole EisenmanJacob HashimotoHans HofmannWolf KahnKimsoojaRobert RauschenbergRichard SerraKiki SmithNari Ward 417 Northwest 9th Avenue
  Portland, OR 97209 Elizabeth Leach Gallery
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  Lehmann Maupin

  Slat House, The Royal Poinciana Plaza, 50 Cocoanut Row, Suite 122
  Palm Beach, FL 33480
  
  501 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Rachel Lehmann and David Maupin founded Lehmann Maupin in 1996. The gallery represents a diverse range of American artists, as well as artists and estates from across Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and the Middle East. It has been instrumental in introducing numerous artists from around the world in their first New York exhibitions. Known for championing artists who create groundbreaking and challenging forms of visual expression, the gallery prioritizes personal investigations and individual narratives. Lehmann Maupin prizes the distinct conceptual approaches that its artists offer on the essential matters that shape international culture today, including gender, class, religion, history, politics, and globalism. In 2013, with two locations in New York, significant interest in its artists abroad, and growing opportunities in new markets, Lehmann Maupin opened an additional location in Hong Kong, followed by Seoul in 2017, London in 2020, and Palm Beach in 2021. Kader AttiaHernan BasLoriel Beltran McArthur BinionHeidi BucherDominic ChambersBilly ChildishMandy El-SayeghTeresita FernándezTom FriedmanGilbert & GeorgeNicolas HloboShirazeh HoushiaryChantal JoffeKlara KristalovaLee BulLiu WeiLiza LouMarilyn MinterMr.Tammy NguyenArcmanoro NilesCatherine OpieOSGEMEOSTony OurslerHelen PashgianLari PittmanAlex PragerCalida RawlesRobin RhodeTim Rollins and K.O.S.David SalleJennifer SteinkampSuh Se OkDo Ho SuhSung Neung KyungCecilia VicuñaNari WardErwin WurmBillie Zangewa Stefano ArientiKutlug AtamanMary CorseAnya GallaccioMargarita ManzelliAngel OteroJuergen TellerPatrick Van CaeckenberghAdriana VarejãoKara Walker Slat House, The Royal Poinciana Plaza, 50 Cocoanut Row, Suite 122
  Palm Beach, FL 33480 501 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 Lehmann Maupin
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  Galerie Lelong & Co.

  528 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Galerie Lelong & Co. opened in New York in 1985, and in 2001 moved to its present (ground-floor) location in Chelsea. The gallery’s focus is in international contemporary art, representing artists and estates from the United States, South America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region.  The gallery has a long history of working closely with museums and public institutions from around the world to support the placement of permanent commissions and the creation of monographic exhibitions and publications on its artists. It has been a proponent of contemporary Latin American art and has presented exhibitions by some of its most vital figures for over two decades.  Estate of Etel Adnan Petah Coyne Leonardo Drew Angelo Filomeno Estate of Ficre GhebreyesusAndy Goldsworthy Jane Hammond Alfredo Jaar Samuel Levi Jones Rosemary LaingLin Tianmiao Nalini Malani Cildo Meireles Estate of Ana Mendieta Yoko Ono Jaume Plensa Zilia Sánchez Estate of Carolee Schneemann Kate Shepherd Tariku Shiferaw Estate of Nancy Spero Michelle Stuart Pamela Phatsimo SunstrumEstate of Mildred Thompson Barthélémy Toguo Juan Uslé Ursula von Rydingsvard Krzysztof WodiczkoCatherine Yass McArthur BinionSol LeWittRobert MangoldHélio OiticicaHélio Oiticica and Neville D'Almeida 528 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001 Galerie Lelong & Co.
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  LGDR

  19 E 64th Street
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  FRANCESCO CLEMENTENIKI DE SAINT PHALLEGEGOJENNA GRIBBONTU HONGTAOYVES KLEINJOEL MESLERMARILYN MINTERMAGDALENE A.N. ODUNDO DBEMICHELANGELO PISTOLETTOPIERRE SOULAGESGÜNTHER UECKER 19 E 64th Street
  New York, NY 10065 LGDR
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  Lisson Gallery

  504 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  508 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • North American
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Lisson Gallery is one of the most influential and longest-running international contemporary art galleries in the world. Today the gallery supports and promotes the work of more than 60 international artists across two spaces in London, two in New York, one in Shanghai, as well as temporary spaces opened in 2020 in East Hampton and London’s Mayfair district. Established in 1967 by Nicholas Logsdail, Lisson Gallery pioneered the early careers of important Minimal and Conceptual artists, such as Art Language, Carl Andre, Daniel Buren, Donald Judd, John Latham, Sol LeWitt, Richard Long, and Robert Ryman among many others. It still works with many of these artists as well as others of that generation from Carmen Herrera to the renowned estates of Leon Polk Smith, Ted Stamm, and Roy Colmer.In its second decade, the gallery introduced significant British sculptors to the public for the first time, including Tony Cragg, Richard Deacon, Anish Kapoor, Shirazeh Houshiary, and Julian Opie. Since 2000, the gallery has gone on to represent many more leading international artists such as Marina Abramović, Ai Weiwei, John Akomfrah, Susan Hiller, Tatsuo Miyajima, and Sean Scully. It is also responsible for raising the international profile of a younger generation of artists led by Cory Arcangel, Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg, Ryan Gander, Haroon Mirza, Laure Prouvost, Pedro Reyes, and Wael Shawky. Marina AbramovićAi WeiweiJohn AkomfrahAllora & CalzadillaOlga de AmaralArt & LanguageCory ArcangelGarrett BradleyDaniel BurenGerard ByrneEstate of Antonio CalderaraJames CasebereEstate of Roy ColmerMary CorseTony CraggAngela de la CruzRichard DeaconNathalie Djurberg & Hans BergSpencer FinchCeal FloyerRyan GanderDan GrahamRodney GrahamVan HanosHugh HaydenCarmen HerreraEstate of Susan HillerEstate of Channa HorwitzDom Sylvester HouédardShirazeh HoushiaryChristian JankowskiEstate of Peter JosephAnish KapoorJohn Latham EstateChristopher Le BrunTim LeeLee UfanSol LeWittLi RanLiu XiaodongRichard LongRobert MangoldJason MartinHaroon MirzaTatsuo MiyajimaJonathan MonkEstate of Hélio OiticicaJulian OpieTony OurslerGiulio PaoliniJoyce PensatoBernard PiffarettiJoanna Pousette-DartLaure ProuvostRashid RanaLucy RavenPedro ReyesFred SandbackSean ScullyWael ShawkyLeon Polk Smith FoundationSean SnyderEstate of Ted StammCheyney ThompsonLawrence WeinerRichard WentworthStanley WhitneyMasaomi Yasunaga 504 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 508 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 Lisson Gallery
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  Locks Gallery

  600 Washington Square South
  Philadelphia, PA 19106
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Locks Gallery was founded in 1968 as Marian Locks Gallery. Originally on the 1800 block of Chestnut Street, it was the first commercial gallery in Philadelphia devoted exclusively to contemporary art. Now located on Washington Square Park and under the direction of Sueyun Locks, the gallery continues to highlight local talent with a strong focus on women artists, alongside national and international artists. The exhibition program is a diverse combination of fresh perspectives on 20th-century masters, showcases of emerging talent, and new bodies of work from a core group of acclaimed mid-career artists. The gallery regularly publishes illustrated catalogs with scholarly essays and hosts public programs such as artist talks, panel discussions, and gallery walkthroughs. Working closely with museums and private collections, Locks Gallery prides itself on placing works at world-renowned institutions including the Met, Hirshhorn, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Princeton Art Museum, MFA Boston, and MoMA. Edna AndradeJennifer BartlettLynda BenglisKate BrightThomas ChimesLouise FishmanNeysa GrassiEllen HarveyNadia Hironaka and Matthew SuibJane IrishVirgil MartiSarah McCoubreySarah McEneaneyJohn MooreTim PortlockJoanna Pousette-DartWarren RohrerDavid RowPat SteirRob Wynne Ann AgeePolly ApfelbaumRichard ArtschwagerLouise BelcourtNancy GravesWillem de KooningHoward HodgkinJun KanekoRoy LichtensteinRobert MotherwellAlice NeelLouise NevelsonRobert RauschenbergGeorge SegalFrank StellaLee UfanYeesookyung 600 Washington Square South
  Philadelphia, PA 19106 Locks Gallery
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  Jeffrey H. Loria & Co., Inc.

  19 East 72nd Street
  New York, NY 10021
  By Appointment
  
  
  Southampton, NY 11968
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar

  
  

  19 East 72nd Street
  New York, NY 10021
  Southampton, NY 11968 Jeffrey H. Loria & Co., Inc.
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  L.A. Louver

  45 North Venice Boulevard
  Venice, CA 90291
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Painting

  
  

  Founded in Venice, California in 1975, L.A. Louver gallery is committed to contemporary art through a distinguished exhibition program of Los Angeles based and international artists. Terry AllenRina BanerjeeTony BerlantWilliam BriceDeborah ButterfieldRebecca CampbellDale ChihulyRichard DeaconMark di SuveroGajin FujitaCharles GarabedianFrederick HammersleyDavid HockneyBen JackelEdward & Nancy KienholzPer KirkebyR.B. KitajLeon KossoffJonathan LaskerHeather Gwen MartinJason MartinMichael C. McMillenGwynn MurrillSandra Mendelsohn RubinAlison SaarJoel ShapiroPeter SheltonDon SuggsSui Jianguo 隋建國Juan UsléMatt WedelTom Wudl 45 North Venice Boulevard
  Venice, CA 90291 L.A. Louver
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  Luhring Augustine

  531 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  25 Knickerbocker Avenue
  Brooklyn, NY 11237
  
  17 White Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Luhring Augustine was founded by Lawrence Luhring and Roland Augustine in 1985. The gallery represents a roster of international artists spanning generations, and presents both groundbreaking contemporary and rigorous historical exhibitions. Working closely with more than twenty-five artists and estates, the gallery’s dedicated team nurtures decades-long practices and cultivates meaningful relationships with institutions and collectors.Based in Chelsea since 1998, Luhring Augustine established a second location in Bushwick, Brooklyn in 2012, where its flexible exhibition space allows large-scale installations and long-term projects. In 2020 the gallery will open Luhring Augustine Tribeca, marking its 35th anniversary with a third distinctive platform in New York City to present the gallery’s dynamic program. Janine AntoniCharles AtlasJonathan BergerJanet Cardiff and George Bures MillerLarry ClarkLygia ClarkJeff ElrodTomm El-SaiehChristina ForrerLee FriedlanderTom FriedmanMark HandforthRoger HiornsSanya KantarovskyAllison KatzRagnar KjartanssonJeremy MoonJason MoranYasumasa MorimuraReinhard MuchaLucia NogueiraMichelangelo PistolettoRichard RezacPipilotti RistMohammed SamiPhilip TaaffeSalman ToorOscar TuazonTungaGuido van der WerveRachel WhitereadSteve WolfeChristopher Wool Zarina 531 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 25 Knickerbocker Avenue
  Brooklyn, NY 11237 17 White Street
  New York, NY 10013 Luhring Augustine
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  Holden Luntz Gallery, Inc.

  332 Worth Avenue
  Palm Beach, FL 33480
  
  

  • Photography, Contemporary

  
  

  Holden Luntz Gallery exhibits a dynamic range of vintage and contemporary American and European photography. The present gallery was founded in 1999 with the mission of acquiring and presenting the work of significant photographers who have either defined or expanded the parameters of fine art photography. Carol Beckwith & Angela FisherHarry BensonDianne BlellNick BrandtBrian DuffyJohn DugdaleMichael EastmanRoberto EdwardsArthur ElgortElliott ErwittBernard FauconOrmond GigliHorst P. HorstFrank HorvatKaren KnorrJim LeeAndré LichtenbergMassimo ListriGered MankowitzMichael MassaiaGarry Fabian MillerCathleen Naundorf Olivier RichonNorman SeeffSandy SkoglundJoyce TennesonAlbert WatsonSabine WeissBrett WestonStephen WilkesDavid YarrowKimiko Yoshida Berenice AbbottRuth BernhardEdouard BoubatBrassaï Henri Cartier-BressonPatrick DemarchelierRobert DoisneauAlfred EisenstaedtGilbert GarcinFlor GarduñoJan GrooverAndre KerteszJacques-Henri LartigueBarbara MorganHelmut NewtonTerry O'NeillBen SchonzeitEdward WestonDimitris Yeros 332 Worth Avenue
  Palm Beach, FL 33480 Holden Luntz Gallery, Inc.
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  Luxembourg + Co.

  595 Madison Avenue, 6th Floor
  New York, NY 10022
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Luxembourg + Co. presents curated, museum-quality exhibitions of works by modern masters and contemporary artists in its spaces in New York and London. Previously as Luxembourg & Dayan, the gallery has presented a number of critically acclaimed exhibitions that range in scope from focused considerations of historical and contemporary artists such as Paul Cezanne, René Magritte, Alberto Burri, Richard Prince and Derrick Adams to thematic and investigative surveys, which since 2011 have included Grisaille, Unpainted Paintings, The Shaped Canvas, Revisited, and The Ends of Collage. Derrick AdamsRodolfo AricòArmanJean ArpEnrico BajAnna BetbezeIrma BlankAlighiero BoettiAlberto BurriPol BuryCésarPaul CezanneAlex da CorteGino de DominicisJean DubuffetMarcel DuchampMax ErnstJean FautrierGiosetta FioriniUrs FischerMark FLoodLucio FOntanaGünther ForgAlberto GiacomettiDomenico GnoliRaymond HainsYves KleinJeff KoonsJoan MiróGuilo PaoliniPino PascaliFrancis PicabiaPablo PicassoMichaelangelo PistolettoSigmar PolkeRichard PrinceRob PruittPaolo ScheggiMario SchifanoFrank StellaCy TwomblyPiotr UklańskiRebecca WardFischli & WeissFranz WestJerzy "Jurry" Zieliński 595 Madison Avenue, 6th Floor
  New York, NY 10022 Luxembourg + Co.

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  Robert Mann Gallery

  14 East 80th Street, Penthouse
  New York, NY 10075
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • North American
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage

  
  

  Robert Mann began working in the field of fine art photography in the mid 1970’s. Serving as director of the Lunn Gallery in Washington D.C. and the LIGHT Gallery in New York, Robert established his first gallery in 1985, operating from a salon space on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. In 1999 the gallery was one of the first to relocate to the newly emerging Chelsea art district. Throughout this time the gallery continued to expand its program in promoting classical 20th century photographers and estates along with contemporary artists, both mid career and emerging. The gallery is active in brokering secondary market material and in consulting on private and corporate collection management. We have placed collections and individual classical and contemporary works in many significant museum collections such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, The National Gallery of Art and the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art to name a few. The gallery exhibits both nationally and internationally, participating in numerous art fairs, and we publish monographs and catalogues to support the artists and estates that we represent. 14 East 80th Street, Penthouse
  New York, NY 10075 Robert Mann Gallery
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  Lawrence Markey

  200 East Grayson Street, No.104
  San Antonio, TX 78215
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints

  
  

  Lawrence Markey Gallery, in San Antonio, Texas, exhibits drawings, paintings and sculpture from the 1960’s to the present. James BishopErnst CaramelleJames CastleSuzan FreconStephen KaltenbachPaul MogensenRobert MoskowitzJohn RiddyFred SandbackAcharya VyakulJerry ZeniukJohn Zurier 200 East Grayson Street, No.104
  San Antonio, TX 78215 Lawrence Markey
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  Matthew Marks Gallery

  523 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  522 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  526 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  1062 North Orange Grove
  Los Angeles, CA 90046
  
  7818 Santa Monica Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90046
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Martin BarréNayland BlakeJoan BrownPeter CainVija CelminsXinyi ChengLeidy ChurchmanAlex Da CorteThomas DemandTrisha DonnellyVincent FecteauPeter Fischli David WeissKatharina FritschLuigi GhirriRobert GoberWade GuytonMartin HonertGary HumeJasper JohnsEllsworth KellySimone LeighMichel MajerusRon NagleJulien NguyenJulia PhillipsKen PriceMartin PuryearCharles RaySuellen RoccaPaul SietsemaStrurtevant Anne TruittRebecca WarrenTerry Winters 523 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 522 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 526 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 1062 North Orange Grove
  Los Angeles, CA 90046 7818 Santa Monica Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90046 Matthew Marks Gallery
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  Mary-Anne Martin | Fine Art

  23 East 73rd Street
  New York, NY 10021
  
  Miami, FL 33146
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Latin American

  
  

  Mary-Anne Martin|Fine Art was established in 1982 by Mary-Anne Martin, who had created the Latin American Department at Sotheby's in the late 1970's. Dedicated to the promotion of Mexican and Latin American art, the gallery showcases works by major artists of Latin America including Carrington, Gerzso, Goeritz, Kahlo, Lam, Matta, Orozco, Rivera, Siquieros, Tamayo and Toledo. Known for its good taste, expertise, and scholarship, Mary-Anne Martin|Fine Art has contributed to the passage of Latin American art from an esoteric specialty to a strong international market.   Leonora CarringtonAlfredo CastanedaOlga CostaMiguel CovarrubiasGunther GerzsoMathias GoeritzMaria IzquierdoFrida KahloGuillermo KuitcaWifredo LamRoberto MattaIsabel de ObaldiaJose Clemente OrozcoWolfgang PaalenAlice RahonAlfredo Ramos MartinezDiego RiveraDavid Alfaro SiqueirosRufino TamayoBridget Bate TichenorFrancisco ToledoJoaquin Torres-GarciaRemedios VaroAlejandro Xul SolarNahum ZenilFrancisco Zuniga 23 East 73rd Street
  New York, NY 10021 Miami, FL 33146 Mary-Anne Martin | Fine Art
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  Barbara Mathes Gallery

  22 East 80th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Barbara Mathes Gallery was founded in 1978 and specializes in paintings, sculpture, and works on paper by modern and contemporary masters. The gallery is known for its tightly focused one-person shows and for imaginative thematic exhibitions that present major modern and contemporary artists in new and illuminating contexts. The gallery is also dedicated to exhibiting the work of overlooked major masters in art historical contexts. Carla AccardiJosef AlbersCarl AndreRichard ArtschwagerMilton AveryJohn BaldessariGiacomo BallaHannelore BaronTony BerlantOscar BluemnerAgostino BonalumiLee BontecouLouise BourgeoisAlexander CalderPier Paolo CalzolariPizzi CannellaEnrico CastellaniVija CelminsJohn ChamberlainBruce ConnerJoseph CornellAllan D'ArcangeloDadamainoStuart DavisWillem de KooningJan DibbetsRichard DiebenkornArthur DoveJean DubuffetPatrick FaigenbaumLucio FontanaSam FrancisAnthony FryAlberto GiacomettiJoe GoodeArshile GorkyAdolph GottliebMark GrotjahnPhilip GustonMarsden HartleyEva HesseBernhard HildebrandtDamien HirstDavid HockneyNeil JenneyDonald JuddAlex KatzEllsworth KellyAnselm KieferKaren KilimnikFranz KlineKarin KneffelJeff KoonsYayoi KusamaTadaaki KuwayamaFernand LégerSol LeWittRoy LichtensteinRobert MangoldBrice MardenJohn MarinAgnes MartinHenri MatisseFausto MelottiJoan MitchellPiet MondrianGiorgio MorandiRobert MoskowitzClaes OldenburgPablo PicassoMichelangelo PistolettoSigmar PolkeRobert RauschenbergAd ReinhardtEdda RenoufGerhard RichterBridget RileyEd RuschaRobert RymanRichard SerraSerseDavid SmithFrank StellaHiroshi SugimotoCy TwomblyAndy WarholTom Wesselmann 22 East 80th Street
  New York, NY 10075 Barbara Mathes Gallery
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  Stephen Mazoh & Co., Inc.

  19 Pink Lane
  Rhinebeck, NY 12572
  By Appointment
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  19 Pink Lane
  Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Stephen Mazoh & Co., Inc.
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  McClain Gallery

  2242 Richmond Avenue
  Houston, TX 77098
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Since 1980, Robert and Cynthia Cage McClain have focused on the exhibition and the acquisition of museum quality modern and contemporary American and European art. McClain Gallery’s program represents important twentieth-century figures while continuing to commit to younger generations of artists, which includes primary representation of many Texas-based artists. Our exhibition program is augmented by survey and group shows that investigate current themes in contemporary art within historic contexts. In addition to promoting the work of our stable of artists, our strength is guiding and educating both the new, as well as the seasoned, collector. We actively advise and help private individuals and institutions in the acquisition and sale of artworks to organizing a comprehensive program of collecting. With over three decades of proven expertise, McClain Gallery has a strong reputation as secondary market specialists who offer, research, and source artworks of exceptionally high quality with discretion. We regularly attend art fairs, bid at auctions and draw on our existing strong relationships with dealers, museum professionals, and collectors around the globe to provide our clients with thorough, insightful, and market savvy advice. John Alexander Donald Baechler Karin Broker The Bruce High Quality Foundation Brendan Cass Seth Cameron Gisela Colon Stephen Dean Anne Deleporte Kent Dorn Christian Eckart Sharon Engelstein Cleve Gray Donna Green Katsumi Hawakaya Mara Held Dorothy Hood Jeff Shore | Jon Fisher Bo Joseph Julia Kunin Gary Lang Rosa Loy Angelina Nasso Henrique Oliveira Aaron Parazette Rob Reasoner Elaine Reichek David Row Jonathan Seliger Ray Smith Peter Sullivan Shane Tolbert Kelli Vance Bernar Venet 2242 Richmond Avenue
  Houston, TX 77098 McClain Gallery
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  Miles McEnery Gallery

  525 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  515 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  511 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  520 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Miles McEnery Gallery presents exhibitions by a multigenerational roster of artists whose works are linked by their drive to discover the points at which the paths of pleasure and knowledge cross. Sometimes that happens organically: minds and bodies working in concert as insight and enjoyment dovetail gracefully. At other times it’s awkward. And unsettling. And consequential. Conflict enters the picture when what you feel and what you know tug you in different directions. That tension creates experiences that compel you to reorganize your relationship to the world—starting with your self, which is, hopefully, a fairly complex constellation of experiences and imaginings, facts and fantasies, realities and relationships. The art exhibited at McEnery highlights the multilayered nature of identity, not to mention history and humanity. It also leaves people free to experience things for themselves. And once that individual experience has begun, it invites you to determine what that experience means for you, but not just to you alone. Freedom and responsibility—or independence and interconnectedness with others—take shape before works that do not strive to provide answers to life’s big questions so much as to draw visitors into conversations with themselves, with their friends, and with strangers. Both internal and external, these dialogues can be insightful, and they can also be infuriating. They are often both. At their best, they sharpen perceptions, excite the imagination, stimulate thinking, and change behavior by making us aware of realities previously unseen. Prescriptive art is nowhere to be found. Nor are one-dimensional works, single-issue statements, or academic rehashes of ideas that have been thoroughly worked through by previous generations. Painting and drawing predominate. This is not because these media are historically important or intrinsically valuable, but because they are basic: simple technologies that record, often in exceptionally nuanced ways, the gestures and maneuvers of a consciousness in action (making decisions, adapting to circumstances, working through rough spots, and coming to conclusions—only to start all over again in the next painting or drawing). The drama—of striving to do something and then striving to do more—opens up all sorts of stories. Each story has lots to say about all sorts of situations, artistic and otherwise. Often both. Both abstract and representational, the works at McEnery invite viewers into worlds within worlds. Familiar details give way to strangeness. What you thought you knew turns out to be different from what you actually know. Strangest of all, your journeys through the overlapping, intersecting worlds in these works do not take you away from the real world so much as they take you more deeply into it—more attentive to subtle differences and inspired to share such discoveries with others. Brian AlfredPhillip AllenKevin AppelBo BartlettWhitney BedfordAmy BennettTrudy BensonSuzanne CaporaelLisa Corinne DavisTomory DodgeRoy DowellInka EssenhighFranklin EvansEmily EvelethDanny FerrellShannon FinleyBeverly FishmanPia FriesRico GatsonApril GornikElliott GreenIsca Greenfield-SandersJacob HashimotoHans HofmannDavid HuffmanWarren IsenseeJim IsermannWolf KahnRaffi KalenderianTom LaDukeAnnie LapinErin LawlorMarkus LinnenbrinkElizabeth MagillEnrique Martínez CelayaHeather Gwen MartinEmily MasonRyan McGinnessDouglas MeliniJason MiddlebrookYunhee MinLiz NielsenDavid Allan PetersJudy PfaffFiona RaeMichael ReafsnyderDaniel RichAlexander RossJames SienaMonique van GenderenTam Van TranEsteban VicentePatrick Wilson 525 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 515 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 511 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 520 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 Miles McEnery Gallery
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  Anthony Meier

  21 Throckmorton Ave
  Mill Valley 94941
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Anthony Meier Fine Arts was established in 1984 as a private dealer in the secondary market. Working with both public and private collections, Anthony Meier built a highly regarded international reputation specializing in post-World War II contemporary masters.  In 1996 Anthony Meier Fine Arts opened a public gallery space in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. In 2023 the gallery will open a new location in Mill Valley, California in a historic building downtown. As a public forum, Anthony Meier mounts five or more exhibitions per year dedicated to emerging, mid-career and established artists. The work shown in the gallery is consistent with the quality and visual aesthetic on which the business was founded. Anthony Meier is active both locally and globally, with membership in the Art Dealers Association of America and the San Francisco Art Dealers Association. Past and present participation in the major art fairs of the world has helped to merge our primary and secondary programs and present the gallery program as a cohesive progression, from post-war masterworks to contemporary artists working today. With our range and quality of work, the gallery inventory maintains a current and well-articulated profile in the art world at large. Janine AntoniSaif AzzuzLarry BellSarah CainRodrigo CassRosana Castrillo DiazMarsha CottrellErica DeemanJeremy DickinsonLeonardo DrewTony FeherTeresita FernándezJoseph HavelJessie HensonRichard HoblockJim HodgesZoe LeonardDonald MoffettDave MullerJockum NordströmRob ReynoldsJesse SchlesingerKate ShepherdJasmin SianCaragh ThuringTam Van Tran Josef AlbersCarl AndreGeorge BaselitzRobert BechtleLynda BenglisAntonio CalderaraJohn ChamberlainMary CorseHabuba FarahRobert GoberDonald JuddJannis KounellisYayoi KusamaClaude LawrenceRobert MangoldBrice MardenAgnes MartinSigmar PolkeGerhard RichterEd RuschaRobert RymanRichard SerraJesús Rafael SotoTavares StrachanAntoni TápiesCy TwomblyJack Whitten 21 Throckmorton Ave
  Mill Valley 94941 Anthony Meier
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  Monique Meloche Gallery

  451 North Paulina Street
  Chicago, IL 60622
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • African
  • Asian
  • European
  • Latin American
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Monique Meloche founded her eponymous gallery in Chicago’s West Loop in 2001 with an international roster of emerging artists working in all media. The gallery program has been diverse and inclusive since its inception, and we continue to be a bellwether for artistic talents early or under-recognized in their careers.Taking a curatorial approach honed after Meloche’s six years at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and in directorial positions at both Rhona Hoffman and Kavi Gupta Galleries, the gallery presents a conceptually challenging programming in Chicago and at art fairs internationally with an emphasis on institutional outreach. The gallery’s focus is on discovering and fostering emerging artists like Rashid Johnson, Amy Sherald, Ebony G. Patterson, and Sanford Biggers – bringing them to the attention of collectors, curators, institutions and global audiences. The gallery has grown from being locally recognized as one of the best in Chicago to being respected internationally with its artists collected by public institutions worldwide.Monique Meloche Gallery promotes politically minded contemporary art, presenting six exhibitions annually in Chicago and participating in three to five art fairs per year. In addition, we previously commissioned three public art installations annually in our front window “on the wall” exhibition space and on neighborhood bus benches by visiting artists such as Kerry James Marshall, Hank Willis Thomas, Nina Chanel Abney, Abigail DeVille, Kay Rosen, Michelle Grabner, and assumevividastrofocus, among others. In summer 2018, the gallery moved to a  significantly larger space on Chicago’s West Side. The new gallery location was inaugurated by a long-awaited solo exhibition by Jeff Sonhouse.  With this new space, the gallery has expanded its yearly exhibition capabilities while continuing to nurture and develop the gallery roster. Candida AlvarezCarla Arocha & Stéphane Schraenen Sanford Biggers Layo BrightAntonius BuiJustin CooperDavid Antonio Cruz Brendan Fernandes Dan Gunn Sheree Hovsepian Rashid Johnson Lavar MunroeBen Murray Maia Cruz Palileo Ebony G. Patterson Cheryl Pope Karen Reimer Joel Ross Jake TroyliCarrie Schneider David ShrobeArvie SmithNate Young 451 North Paulina Street
  Chicago, IL 60622 Monique Meloche Gallery
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  Mignoni

  960 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10021
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Mignoni, based in New York, specializes in secondary market works by prominent European & American Post War artists. The gallery advises institutions and private clients in acquiring works by a renowned group of artists, including Alexander Calder, Donald Judd, Carl Andre, Kenneth Noland, Anne Truitt, Ed Ruscha, John Chamberlain, Sol LeWitt, Lucio Fontana, and Eduardo Chillida, among others. Fernando Mignoni was previously at Christie’s London for nearly a decade as Director of the Contemporary Art Department in 2007 but left to join his family’s gallery, Galeria Elvira Gonzalez, in Madrid. Fernando founded Mignoni in 2017 with an inaugural exhibition of Progressions by Donald Judd. The gallery has been presenting three to four high-quality exhibitions with a focus on the Color Field and Minimal Art movements. More recently, the gallery has been participating in major art fairs that have allowed the gallery to present its program to international audiences. Josef AlbersCarl AndreAlice AttieJo BaerBarry X BallAlexander CalderJohn ChamberlainEduardo ChillidaThomas DowningDan FlavinLucia FontanaCyrielle GulacsyDonald JuddOn KawaraSol LeWittRobert MangoldAgnes MartinFausto MelottiJuan Munoz Kenneth NolandEd RuschaRob ReynoldsRobbert RymannPeter SchuyffRichard SerraJoel ShapiroFrank StellaRudolf StingleAnne TruittCy Twombly 960 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10021 Mignoni
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  Robert Miller Gallery

  
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Robert Miller Gallery was established in 1977 to encourage the reappraisal of underrepresented voices in contemporary art and provide a platform for a critical re-thinking of the 20th century canon. Over the years, the gallery has established an international reputation by working directly with some of the most important and influential artists of the last three decades such as Ai Wei Wei, Louise Bourgeois, David Hockney, Leon Kossoff, Lee Krasner, Robert Mapplethorpe, Joan Mitchell, Alice Neel, Georgia O’Keeffe, Andy Warhol, and Tom Wesselmann, and with the estates of Diane Arbus, Eva Hesse and Jean-Michel Basquiat.Today the gallery continues to promote the careers of underrepresented, mid-career, and established artists; build public and private collections; organize significant exhibitions with other galleries; and facilitate museum shows and scholarly publications. Berenice AbbottJustin AllenDiane ArbusEugene AtgetJean-Michel BasquiatCecil BeatonHarry BertoiaLouise BourgeoisBrassaiCecily BrownBaron Adolph de MeyerRichard DiebenkornJiri George DokoupilJacob EpsteinWalker EvansLucian FreudGilbert & GeorgeRobert GreeneRobert GrahamAl HeldBill HensonEva HesseDavid HockneyPaul JenkinsAlex KatzLee KrasnerYayoi KusamaClarence John LaughlinHerbert ListGeorge Platt LynesMan RayRobert MapplethorpeJason MartinJoan MitchellAlice NeelMilton ResnickLarry RiversGlen RubsamenDavid SallePatti SmithMayumi TeradaJuan UsleAndy WarholStanislaw Ignacy Witkiewicz Robert Miller Gallery
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  Yossi Milo Gallery

  245 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Established in 2000, Yossi Milo Gallery is dedicated to providing a platform for an influential community of artists working in all media, including photography, painting, sculpture, video and drawing. Linus BorgoNathalie BouttéMatthew BrandtMarco BreuerMarkus BrunettiJohn ChiaraAngela DufresneJohn GillDavid GoldesHassan HajjajAsif HoquePieter HugoJeremy JaspersSimen JohanSarah Anne JohnsonPierre KnopMyoung Ho LeeNatia LemaySze Tsung Nicolas LeongLoretta LuxChris McCawGrace MetzlerMeghann RiepenhoffAlison RossiterMark RuwedelIbrahim SaidPaolo SerraShikeithSanle SoryEzra Stoller Raya TerranCameron WelchNevet YitzhakKohei Yoshiyuki Mike BrodieAndrew BushBen CauchiDaniel GordonTim HetheringtonAsif HoqueChris KillipGrace MetzlerTakuma NakahiraAsako NarahashiMuzi QuawsonTakashi YasumuraLiu Zheng 245 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10001 Yossi Milo Gallery
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  Mitchell-Innes & Nash

  534 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Mitchell-Innes & Nash’s renowned exhibition program fosters excellence within artistic practice, while forging an informed dialogue between emerging and established internationally recognized artists. From acclaimed surveys of 20th century masters such as Jean Arp, Anthony Caro, Jay DeFeo, Willem de Kooning, Leon Kossoff, Kenneth Noland, Roy Lichtenstein and Nicolas de Stael, to solo exhibitions of Sarah Braman, Keltie Ferris, General Idea, Eddie Martinez, Pope.L, Martha Rosler, Jessica Stockholder and Brent Wadden, Mitchell-Innes & Nash has proven expertise in both advancing the careers of emerging artists and maintaining the superior standard set by established artists. Gideon AppahJean ArpSarah BramanAlberto BurriAnthony CaroRafael DelacruzKeltie FerrisGerasimos FloratosGCCThe Estate of General IdeaNancy GravesJoanne GreenbaumKarl HaendelJonathan HorowitzChris JohansonMary KellyMartin KerselsJulije KniferKiki KogelnikLeon KossoffDaniel LefcourtAnnette LemieuxAlexander LibermanTiona Nekkia McCloddenEddie MartinezChristopher MinerPat O'NeillPope.LMartha RoslerAmanda Ross-HoJacolby SatterwhiteNorbert SchwontkowskiJulian StanczakJessica StockholderBrent WaddenPaul Winstanley Antonio Henrique AmaralSadie BenningHenri MatisseKenneth NolandJack GoldsteinRoberto MattaGeorges RouaultCindy ShermanTom Wesselmann 534 West 26th Street
  New York, NY 10001 Mitchell-Innes & Nash
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  Mnuchin Gallery

  45 East 78th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Mnuchin Gallery is located in the historic five-story townhouse at 45 East 78th Street on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and is dedicated to presenting museum-quality exhibitions of postwar and contemporary art. Owner and founder Robert Mnuchin, whose passion for the arts developed through his childhood and his longstanding career in the financial sector as the head of the trading desk at Goldman Sachs, began a successful second career as an art dealer in 1993, co-founding C&M Arts and the bi-coastal operation, L&M Arts, in 2005. In 2013, the gallery was renamed Mnuchin Gallery under the direction of Robert Mnuchin and Sukanya Rajaratnam. Michael McGinnis joined the gallery as a partner in March 2016.Mnuchin Gallery is recognized for its thoughtfully curated, carefully researched exhibitions, each documented with a scholarly publication. Its programming includes solo and two-person shows by some of the most influential figures of Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism, and Color Field painting, including John Chamberlain, Ellsworth Kelly, Willem de Kooning, Donald Judd, Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, and Robert Motherwell. The gallery has also collaborated with leading contemporary artists, such as El Anatsui, David Hammons, Sean Scully, Cindy Sherman, Lynda Benglis and Christine Ay Tjoe. In recent years, Mnuchin Gallery has reintroduced a number of historically under-recognized artists to a broader audience, with major exhibitions by Ed Clark, Sam Gilliam, Simon Hantai, Kazuo Shiraga, Alma Thomas, Betty Blayton and Mary Lovelace O'Neal which have contributed to important reevaluations of these artist’s legacies. In addition, the gallery is known for its thematic presentations, such as Casting Modernity: Bronze in the XXth Century, David Hammons: Five Decades, Chamberlain/De Kooning, Minimalism & Beyond, REDS, De Kooning: Five Decades, The Art of Marriage: Frankenthaler & Motherwell and Church & Rothko: Sublime. 45 East 78th Street
  New York, NY 10075 Mnuchin Gallery
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  Modernism Inc.

  724 Ellis Street
  San Francisco, CA 94109
  
  2534 Mission Street
  San Francisco, CA 94110
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Over the past four decades, Modernism has presented more than 470 exhibitions, featuring an international roster of historical and contemporary artists. The museum-quality program, overseen by gallery founder and owner Martin Muller, includes conceptually challenging and aesthetically rigorous painting, photography, sculpture, video, performance art, and works on paper.Since 1979, the gallery has been at the forefront of the art world, presenting a retrospective of the Russian Avant-Garde in 1980 – before any other West Coast gallery or museum showed the historically-important work of Russian Avant-Garde artists – and staging the first Bay Area gallery exhibition of Andy Warhol in 1982. Both abstraction and figuration have been central to the gallery program ever since. In addition to 17 more Russian Avant-Garde exhibitions, Modernism has shown the work of the Southern California abstractionist James Hayward since 1980, and recreated “Four Abstract Classicists”, a seminal 1959 Los Angeles County Museum of Art exhibition, in 1993. At around the same time, the gallery introduced America to the politically-charged conceptual works of Austrian-born multimedia artist Gottfried Helnwein.In the 21st century, Modernism has continued to open new frontiers in the Bay Area art world. The historical program now encompasses Dada, Cubism, Surrealism, Vorticism, and German Expressionism, as well as the Russian Avant-Garde. Historical landmarks have included the first major West Coast retrospective of Le Corbusier in 2003, and the first major American exhibition of paintings, drawings, collages, and photographs by Erwin Blumenfeld in 2006. Over the past decade, Modernism has staged notable retrospectives of key modern artists including Edvard Munch, and historically important contemporary artists and photographers including Mel Ramos, John Register, Jacques Villeglé, and Judy Dater.Representing nearly fifty contemporary artists from around the world, the gallery contributes to current artistic dialogues, both representational and abstract, with several dozen shows per year presented at both Modernism and Modernism West, as well as art fairs in North America and Europe. Areas of focus include conceptual and textual work, and art that meaningfully addresses important sociopolitical concerns.The gallery regularly publishes books, monographs, catalogs, and fine art editions, including notable volumes about gallery artists Mel Ramos, Naomie Kremer, Gottfried Helnwein, Elena Dorfman, Charles Arnoldi, and Jacques Villeglé. Alex and MushiElina AnatoleCharles ArnoldiEdith BaumannGlen Baxter Jean-Charles BlaisLucien ClergueJudy DaterElena Dorfman Michael Dweck Damian ElwesSheldon Greenberg Philippe GrononDuncan HannahGottfried HelnweinTony HernandezScot HeywoodRaymond HolbertShawn HuckinsBill KaneJerry Kearns Jonathon KeatsNaomie KremerEva LakeLaurie LiptonPeter LodatoKristine MaysLindsay McCrumYang MianJohn M. MillerAlex H. NicholsAndreas Nottebohm Patti OleonAgnieszka PilatMel RamosJohn RegisterPeter SarkisianBen Schonzeit David Simpson Stephen Somerstein Robert StiversMark StockSam Tchakalian Mark Ulriksen Jacques Villeglé Stéphane Zagdanski Erwin Blumenfeld Alexander K. Bogomazov R. CrumbAlbert Gleizes Ivan V. KliunFrederick Hammersley Henri HaydenJames Hayward George KoskasLe CorbusierKazimir S. Malevich Albert MarquetIlya I. Mashkov Edvard MunchIvan A. Puni Georges ValmierAndy WarholRobert Wilson Kirill M. Zdanevich 724 Ellis Street
  San Francisco, CA 94109 2534 Mission Street
  San Francisco, CA 94110 Modernism Inc.
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  Moeller Fine Art

  7 East 60th Street (entrance at 1 East 60th Street - The Metropolitan Club)
  New York, NY 10022
  By Appointment
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • German Expressionism
  • Latin American
  • North American

  
  

  Alfred KubinKarel AppelJean (Hans) ArpBernard AubertinGiacomo BallaClive BarkerErnst BarlachMax BeckmannKate BellmAlexander CalderMarc ChagallLe CorbusierPaul CézanneEdgar DegasOtto DixPiero DorazioJean DubuffetMarcel DuchampMax ErnstLyonel FeiningerT. Lux FeiningerLucio FontanaSam FrancisHermann GoepfertPaul GoeschGeorge GroszOskar HolweckAlexej von JawlenskyErnst Ludwig KirchnerPaul KleeOskar KokoschkaWillem de KooningFrantišek KupkaYayoi KusamaWalter LeblancJacques LipchitzHeinz MackAlbert MarquetHenri MatisseJoan MiróAmedeo ModiglianiLaszlo Moholy-NagyHenry MooreLouise NevelsonEmil NoldeVictor ObsatzMax PechsteinRichard PettibonePablo PicassoOtto PieneAndré RaffrayOdilon RedonGunnar ÖrnLucas SamarasKurt SeligmannGeorges SeuratGino SeveriniJesús Rafael SotoMark TobeyFélix Vallotton 7 East 60th Street (entrance at 1 East 60th Street - The Metropolitan Club)
  New York, NY 10022 Moeller Fine Art
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  Donald Morris Gallery, Inc.

  Post Office Box 1508
  Birmingham, MI 48012
  By Appointment
  
  
  New York, NY
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • African
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Post Office Box 1508
  Birmingham, MI 48012
  New York, NY Donald Morris Gallery, Inc.

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  Shulamit Nazarian

  616 N La Brea Ave
  Los Angeles, CA 90036
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Shulamit Nazarian opened her namesake gallery in Venice, CA in 2012 with a focus on artists from the greater Middle East. In 2016, Seth Curcio, Senior Director and Partner, joined Shulamit and together they expanded the gallery’s focus to include emerging, mid-career, and established artists whose interests challenge and illuminate current social and political issues through a lens of personal narrative. In 2017, the gallery relocated to a new building in Hollywood, located on La Brea Ave at Melrose Ave. The 6,000 square-foot facility spans two floors, featuring two exhibition spaces, a library, private offices and viewing rooms. The exhibition program at Shulamit Nazarian is dedicated to supporting artists’ growth and development by amplifying and concretizing their practice in public and private collections, biennials, and monographs. As the program evolves and expands, the gallery will foster deeper relationships and collaborations with its artists at all levels and will expand representation to reflect the rich and dynamic arts community of its hometown of Los Angeles and beyond. Shulamit Nazarian will celebrate its tenth anniversary in 2022.The gallery represents over fifteen artists, from the United States and abroad. Gallery artists have been the subjects of solo and group exhibitions in acclaimed museums throughout the world, and are held within many museum collections including California African American Museum, Los Angeles; Dallas Museum of Art; Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco; Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City; Los Angeles County Museum of Art;  The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Mint Museum, Charlotte, NC; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; Nasher Museum at Duke University, Durham, NC;  Pérez Art Museum Miami; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Seattle Art Museum; Studio Museum in Harlem; Tel Aviv Museum of Art; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; and among many others. Coady BrownMaria A. Guzmán CapronAmir H. FallahDaniel Gibson
Wendell Gladstone
Trenton Doyle Hancock
Reuven Israel
Annie Lapin
Ken Gun MinBridget Mullen
Fay Ray
Michael Stamm
Cammie StarosNaama Tsabar
Summer Wheat
Wendy WhiteTori Wrånes 616 N La Brea Ave
  Los Angeles, CA 90036 Shulamit Nazarian
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  Jill Newhouse Gallery

  4 East 81st Street
  New York, NY 10028
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • German Expressionism
  • Drawings
  • Painting

  
  

  Jill Newhouse Gallery was founded in 1980 and specializes in 19th and 20th century European and American works on paper. Jill Newhouse is the fourth generation of her family to be an art dealer. She was a founding member and past president of the Private Art Dealers Association (PADA). The gallery has been a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) since 1999. Jill is currently a member of the Visiting Committee, Dept. of Prints Drawings, Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as the Visiting Committee of the Department of Drawings at The Morgan.Gallery director Christa Savino joined in 2004, bringing with her five years of experience as manager of an important paper conservation studio in New York City.The gallery mounts regular monographic exhibitions on the works on paper by artists such as Jean-Francois Millet (2022), Eugène Delacroix (2019), Theodore Géricault (2014), J.B.C. Corot (2012), Edouard Vuillard (2012), Auguste Rodin (2010) and others.The gallery has sold many important works to major collectors and to important museums worldwide including the Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Art Institute of Chicago; the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Boston Museum of Fine Arts; the Louvre Museum, Paris; the Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; and many others.Jill is a co-author of the ongoing catalogue raisonné of drawings by J.B.C. Corot. Along with offering expertize in authentication, the gallery is available in an advisory capacity to both current and beginning collectors on both the acquisition and deaccession of art.We welcome your visit to our gallery across the street from the Metropolitan Museum. Pierre BonnardJohn-Baptiste-Camille CorotEdgar DegasEugene DelacroixMaurice DenisHenri Fantin-LatourTheodore GericaultHenri Joseph HarpigniesPaul HuetJean-Auguste Dominique IngresHenri Toulouse LautrecHenri MatisseAdolf von MenzelJean Francois MilletPablo PicassoCamille PissarroAuguste RodinTheodore RousseauGeorge SandEdouard Vuillard 4 East 81st Street
  New York, NY 10028 Jill Newhouse Gallery
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  Carolina Nitsch

  101 Wooster Street
  New York, NY 10012
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Carolina Nitsch specializes in drawings and editions, including prints and monotypes, multiples, photographs, artist books, and installations. We actively publish editions with a growing roster of international artists, ranging from traditional etching on paper or silkscreen to large installations. While we are a member of the IFPDA – The International Fine Print Dealers Association - our aim in publishing is to encourage the artist to explore new possibilities that stretch the boundaries of printmaking per se and thus we work with many different printers and fabricators to achieve the most innovative and original quality. Furthermore, we publish editions annually for institutions including the New Museum of Contemporary Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art.Carolina Nitsch publishes editions in all media by internationally recognized contemporary artists. Founded in 2000 the gallery operates two spaces, in New York's Soho and Chelsea districts, where it features 6-8 exhibitions a year, often accompanied by fully illustrated catalogs. Nitsch is the principal dealer of the graphic oeuvres of numerous artists including Louise Bourgeois and Thomas Schütte. The gallery is also known to maintain a focused inventory of significant 1960's editions with an emphasis on minimal and conceptual art. Nitsch is also entrusted with producing annual sculpture editions for the New Museum of Contemporary Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art. Member of the IFPDA. Richard ArtschwagerLouise BourgeoisWilliam EgglestonTracey EminMary HeilmannJenny HolzerJasper JohnsDonald JuddAnish KapoorMike KelleyBarry Le VaVera LutterMarilyn MinterWangechi MutuBruce NaumanBlinky PalermoEbony G. PattersonDieter RothEd RuschaJuliao SarmentoCarolee SchneemannThomas SchütteAlyson Shotz Franz West 101 Wooster Street
  New York, NY 10012 Carolina Nitsch
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  David Nolan Gallery

  24 East 81st Street
  New York, NY 10028
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Founded in 1987 in Soho, David Nolan Gallery specializes in modern and contemporary works by an array of international artists working in a variety of media. The gallery’s original mission was to exhibit contemporary works on paper along with paintings and sculptures by American and European artists and to produce monographs together with tightly curated historical exhibitions. The first solo show at the gallery – an exhibition of early drawings by Sigmar Polke - was followed by presentations of now-canonical German artists, including Georg Baselitz, Martin Kippenberger, Dieter Roth, Gerhard Richter, Rosemarie Trockel, and Albert Oehlen. In this same period, the gallery began showing works by major American artists including William Copley, Carroll Dunham, Fred Sandback, Al Taylor, and Barry Le Va.In 1993, the gallery had its first exhibition with Richard Artschwager, which was succeeded the following year with a show of work by Scottish artist Ian Hamilton Finlay. In the late 1990s, the gallery introduced two further key American artists to the program, Jim Nutt and Peter Saul. Further growth was marked by the addition of New York-based artists Mel Kendrick and Steve DiBenedetto in the mid-2000s, a time that the gallery also began working more closely with the George Grosz Estate.In 2007, the gallery mounted an important survey of contemporary Romanian art, which included work by Adrian Ghenie and Gabriela Vanga, alongside Ciprian Mureşan and Şerban Savu, both of whom continue to work with the gallery. The following year saw the gallery’s expansion and relocation to Chelsea, a move that was inaugurated by a major Artschwager exhibition along with the addition of gallery artists Julia Fish, David Hartt, Jonathan Meese, Wardell Milan, and Jorinde Voigt in the coming decade.In Spring 2020, the gallery announced its newest location on the Upper East Side in a historic townhouse built in 1902 by architectural firm Buchman and Fox, inaugurated with an exhibition of works on paper by Jorinde Voigt. The Estate of Richard ArtschwagerChakaia BookerThe Estate of Ian Hamilton FinlayJulia FishThe Estate of George GroszDavid HarttMel KendrickBarry Le VaJonathan MeeseWardell MilanRodrigo MoynihanCiprian MureşanJim NuttChristina RambergDorothea RockburneEugen SchönebeckJorinde VoigtRay Yoshida Franz AckermannWilliam Nelson CopleyGeorg BaselitzHans BellmerCarroll DunhamMona HatoumLouis I. KahnMartin KippenbergerCaroline KryzeckiElizabeth MurrayAlbert OehlenGabriel OrozcoDieter RothPeter SaulAl TaylorRosemarie TrockelAndy WarholFranz West 24 East 81st Street
  New York, NY 10028 David Nolan Gallery
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  Gallery Wendi Norris

  436 Jackson Street
  San Francisco, CA 94111
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • African
  • Asian
  • European
  • Latin American
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Gallery Wendi Norris is a leading international art gallery with headquarters in San Francisco, California. The gallery holds decades-long relationships with 20th century luminaries such as Leonora Carrington, Dorothea Tanning, Wolfgang Paalen, Remedios Varo, and Alice Rahon, artists whose nomadic and visionary practices interrogated the aesthetic, scientific, and philosophical movements of their times. The gallery also represents María Magdalena Campos-Pons, Chitra Ganesh, Julio César Morales, Ranu Mukherjee, Eva Schlegel, Peter Young, and other contemporaries, artists whose work similarly flows across disciplines, continents, and generations as they speculate on the present moment. Opened in 2002, Gallery Wendi Norris remains committed to its founding principles of rigorous programming, development of artists’ legacies, public accessibility, and cultural significance.To those ends, the gallery hosts visiting academics, sponsors artist talks, and publishes highly-researched books with original contributions from international scholars. The gallery actively supports artists in engaging new audiences through influential commercial, biennial, and institutional collaborations. Pioneering an offsite exhibition model in 2017, the gallery produces public-facing artworks and shows wherever they might reach the widest viewership and provide the deepest impact. Working in concert with major museums, private collectors, and innovative curators, Gallery Wendi Norris builds enduring, well-represented collections for its respected array of international clients. Val BrittonAmbreen ButtMaría Magdalena Campos-PonsLeonora CarringtonAna Teresa FernándezChitra GaneshMarcel JeanJulio César MoralesRanu MukherjeeYamini NayarWolfgang PaalenAlice RahonEva SchlegelEric SiemensDorothea TanningRemedios VaroPeter Young 436 Jackson Street
  San Francisco, CA 94111 Gallery Wendi Norris
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  Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art

  1880 Century Park East, Suite 100
  Los Angeles, CA 90067
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Since 1978, Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art has been an important source for Post-War and Contemporary American and European art. The current gallery location opened in 2000 and is located in the heart of Century City, adjacent to Beverly Hills and the west side of Los Angeles. Gallery inventory includes paintings, drawings, sculpture, and prints by established artists from significant Post-War movements including Abstract Expressionism, Color Field, Minimalism, Pop Art, and Photorealism.Jonathan Novak has been an exhibitor at international art fairs in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco, Palm Beach, Palm Springs, Southampton, and Aspen. He is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America, Fine Art Dealers Association (FADA), the International Print Dealers Association (IFPDA), and the Private Art Dealers Association (PADA).  The gallery is open to visitors Monday through Friday from 10:00AM until 5:00PM and by appointment on the weekend. Robert CottinghamJim DineSam FrancisBen Schonzeit John BaederJohn BaldessariTim BaviingtonFernando BoteroMarc ChagallJoseph CornellMichael Craig-MartinRichard DiebenkornJean DubuffetRandy DudleyAugustus FrancisRalph GoingsDavid HockneyHoward HodgkinPaul JenkinsAlex KatzKim KeeverRoy LichtensteinRichard LindnerRichard LongBertrand MenielDaido MoriyamaJulian OpieDavid ParrishRod PennerTom PfannerstillChris PfisterGeorge RickeyJames RosenquistEd RuschaAnalia SabanKiko SaitoJohn SaltLucas SamarasDavid ShrigleyNiki de St PhalleMary WeatherfordTom WesselmannErwin Wurm 1880 Century Park East, Suite 100
  Los Angeles, CA 90067 Jonathan Novak Contemporary Art

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  Ortuzar Projects

  9 White Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded by Ales Ortuzar in 2018, Ortuzar Projects is a gallery in Tribeca dedicated to promoting artists who have played a significant role in the development of 20th and 21st-century art but have not recently received critical exposure in New York. Ortuzar Projects presents exhibitions in collaboration with artists, estates, foundations, and representing galleries, with the goal of providing expanded visibility and fostering renewed interest in artists’ work. The Estate of Ernie BarnesMatt ConnorsCynthia HawkinsSuzanne JacksonClaudette JohnsonJacqueline de JongKurt KauperJune LeafThe Estate of Maruja MalloBen SakoguchiJulia ScherLinda StarkThe Estate of Anita SteckelJoey TerrillTakako Yamaguchi 9 White Street
  New York, NY 10013 Ortuzar Projects

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  P•P•O•W

  392 Broadway
  New York, NY 10013
  
  390 Broadway
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  P·P·O·W was founded by Wendy Olsoff and Penny Pilkington in the first wave of the East-Village Art Scene in New York City in 1983. The gallery moved to Soho in 1988, moved to Chelsea in 2002, and in 2021 moved to its current space in Tribeca. P·P·O·W maintains a diverse roster of national and international artists. Since its inception, the gallery has remained true to its early vision, showing contemporary work in all media. The Estate of Carolee SchneemannThe Estate of David WojnarowiczThe Estate of Martin WongAnn AgeeKaren ArmDotty AttieGeorge BoorujyElijah BurgherKyle DunnChris Daze EllisAaron GilbertElizabeth GlaessnerBen GockerJay Lynn GomezHilary HarknessJoe HoustonClementine Keith-RoachSanam KhatibiKatherine KuharicDinh Q. LeJudith LinharesHew LockeGerald LovellGuadalupe MaravillaCarlos MottaPortia MunsonAdam PutnamHunter ReynoldsErin M. RileyAnnabeth RosenAllison SchulnikJessica StollerChiffon ThomasBetty TompkinsSuzanne TreisterAnton van DalenRobin F. WilliamsMartha Wilson 392 Broadway
  New York, NY 10013 390 Broadway
  New York, NY 10013 P•P•O•W
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  Pace Gallery

  510 W 25th St
  New York, NY 10001
  
  540 W 25th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Pace is a leading international art gallery representing some of the most influential contemporary artists and estates from the past century, holding decades-long relationships with Alexander Calder, Jean Dubuffet, Barbara Hepworth, Agnes Martin, Louise Nevelson, and Mark Rothko. Pace enjoys a unique U.S. heritage spanning East and West coasts through its early support of artists central to the Abstract Expressionist and Light and Space movements.      Since its founding by Arne Glimcher in 1960, Pace has developed a distinguished legacy as an artist-first gallery that mounts seminal historical and contemporary exhibitions. Under the current leadership of President and CEO Marc Glimcher, Pace continues to support its artists and share their visionary work with audiences worldwide by remaining at the forefront of innovation. Now in its seventh decade, the gallery advances its mission through a robust global program—comprising exhibitions, artist projects, public installations, institutional collaborations, performances, and interdisciplinary projects. Pace has a legacy in art bookmaking and has published over five hundred titles in close collaboration with artists, with a focus on original scholarship and on introducing new voices to the art historical canon.       The gallery has also spearheaded explorations into the intersection of art and technology through its new business models, exhibition interpretation tools, and representation of artists cultivating advanced studio practices. As part of its commitment to technologically engaged artists within and beyond its program, Pace launched a hub for its web3 activity, Pace Verso, in November 2021.      Today, Pace has nine locations worldwide, including a European foothold in London and Geneva, and two galleries in New York—its headquarters at 540 West 25th Street, which welcomed almost 120,000 visitors and programmed 20 shows in its first six months, and an adjacent 8,000 sq. ft. exhibition space at 510 West 25th Street. Pace’s long and pioneering history in California includes a gallery in Palo Alto, which operated from 2016 to 2022. Pace’s engagement with Silicon Valley’s technology industry has had a lasting impact on the gallery at a global level, accelerating its initiatives connecting art and technology as well as its work with experiential artists. Pace consolidated its West Coast activity through its flagship in Los Angeles, which opened in 2022. Pace was one of the first international galleries to establish outposts in Asia, where it operates permanent gallery spaces in Hong Kong and Seoul, as well as an office and viewing room in Beijing. Pace’s satellite exhibition spaces in East Hampton and Palm Beach present continued programming on a seasonal basis.   Gideon AppahRichard AvedonJo BaerYto BarradaLynda BenglisDavid ByrneAlexander CalderHarry CallahanWilliam ChristenberryChuck CloseNigel CookeMary CorseKeith CoventryJules de BalincourtWillem de KooningHuong DodinhTara DonovanDRIFTJean DubuffetNathalie Du PasquierTorkwase DysonLatifa EchakhchTim EitelElmgreen & DragsetRobert FrankJohn GerrardAdrian GhenieSam GilliamDavid GoldblattSonia GomesAdolph GottliebEmmet GowinPaul GrahamKevin Francis GrayHai BoTim HawkinsonBarbara HepworthDavid Hockney Loie HollowellHong HaoPeter HujarRobert IrwinMatthew Day JacksonVirginia JaramilloAlfred JensenJRGlenn KainoNina KatchadourianAcaye KerunenGrada KilombaKiki KogelnikJeff KoonsJosef KoudelkaRichard LearoydLee Kun-YongLee UfanSol LeWittLi SongsongMaya LinLiu JianhuaDamian LoebRobert Longo Rafael Lozano-HemmerDavid Lynch Robert MangoldKylie Manning Mao YanAgnes MartinRoberto MattaPrabhavathi MappayilBeatriz MilhazesRichard MisrachMaysha MohamediWilliam MonkA. A. MurakamiYoshitomo NaraKohei NawaRobert NavaLouise NevelsonCarsten NicolaiHermann NitschIsamu NoguchiKenneth NolandThomas NozkowskiOldenburg / van BruggenPaulina OlowskaTrevor PaglenAdam Pendleton Irving PennMarina Perez SimaoPablo PicassoRichard Pousette-DartQiu XiaofeiRandom InternationRobert RauschenbergMark RothkoPaolo RoversiMichal RovnerLucas SamarasJulian SchnabelJoel Shapiro Raqib ShawArlene ShechetKiki Smith Tony SmithSong DongSaul Steinberg Sui JianguoMika TajimaAntoni TapiesteamLabHank Willis ThomasJames TurrellRichard TuttleJoAnn VerburgLeo VillarealBrent WaddenWang Guangle John WesleyRobert WhitmanFred WilsonXiao YuYin XiuzhenYoo YoungkukZhang HuanZhang Xiaogang 510 W 25th St
  New York, NY 10001 540 W 25th Street
  New York, NY 10001 Pace Gallery
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  Pace Prints

  536 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • African
  • Asian
  • Prints

  
  

  Pace Prints, founded in 1968, is a fine art contemporary print publisher and dealer with galleries in New York and participating in art fairs in the United States, Asia, and Europe. Pace African & Oceanic Art was established in 1971 as a gallery specializing in museum-quality antique African and Oceanic art. Both galleries are available worldwide for consultation regarding auctions; insurance appraisals; and conservation. Nina Chanel AbneyAi WeiweiGhada Amer and Reza FarkhondehDaniel ArshamDonald BaechlerKelsey BrookesJennifer BartlettIngrid CalameJohn ChamberlainFrancesco ClementeChuck CloseNigel CookeGeorge CondoMary CorseWill CottonJulie CurtissAgnes DenesTara DonovanNick DoyleLeonardo DrewJean DubuffetShepard FaireyFang LijunGünther FörgHelen FrankenthalerBarnaby FurnasTomoo GokitaApril GornikAdolph GottliebRed GroomsPeter HalleyJane HammondKeith HaringDaniel HeidkampMary HeilmannArturo HerreraDavid HockneyLoie HollowellJenny HoltzerHow and NosmShara HughesAlfred JensenKAWSNicholas KrushenickRobert KushnerAustin LeeSeaHyun LeeLee UfanSol LeWittLi SongsongLing JianNicola LópezSven LukinRobert MangoldRyan McGinnessSanti MoixPaul MorrisonWangechi MutuYoshitomo NaraLouise NevelsonDon NiceKenneth NolandKenzo OkadaClaes OldenburgErik ParkerAdam PendletonEmilio PerezQi ZhilongQin FengSyed_Haider RazaEd RuschaRobert RymanLucas SamarasPeter SaulKenny ScharfJulian SchnabelMark SheinkmanKate ShepherdYasu ShibataAlan ShieldsJames SienaShazia SikanderKiki SmithJosh SperlingWilliam SteigerPat SteirDonald SultanMickalene ThomasJames TurrellDan WalshKarl WirsumRobin F. WilliamsJonas WoodJack YoungermanYue MinjunJian-Jun ZhangZhang XiaogangJoe Zucker 536 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 Pace Prints
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  Parker Gallery

  2441 Glendower Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90027
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Through solo and historically-minded group exhibitions, Parker Gallery maintains a focus on establishing a dialogue between Northern California art in the 1960s and contemporary practices. Gene BeeryTroy Lamarr Chew IIMarley FreemanMelvino GarrettiLukas GeronimasHannah GreelyJoseph Holtzman Gerald JacksonZachary LeenerIrving MarcusAnnabeth MarksKeegan MonaghanGladys NilssonMaija Peeples-BrightNancy ShaverWilliam T. WileyFranklin Williams Robert ArnesonMilton AveryJoan BrownJoseph CornellRoy De ForestThornton DialDavid GilhoolyThomas Lanigan-SchmidtHassel SmithChris UnterseherH.C. Westermann 2441 Glendower Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90027 Parker Gallery
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  Franklin Parrasch Gallery, Inc.

  19 East 66th St
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Franklin Parrasch Gallery began in 1986 with a program guided by a conscious reflection upon the process of creativity as it relates to human evolution.Over the past three decades, the gallery has established a profile of exhibiting Los Angeles artists whose careers emerged in the 1960s and whose aesthetic alignment with Minimalism developed independently from that of their East Coast contemporaries. Through numerous group exhibitions, the gallery has explored artistic philosophies specific to West Coast subcultures, including hot-rodding and surfing, and how these sensibilities informed the works of Los Angeles artists of this time period.The gallery consistently organizes shows that consider diverse evolutionary theories, with a focused sensitivity to the migration of ideas and aesthetic development as expressed by a wide range of artists who employ innovative practices. 19 East 66th St
  New York, NY 10065 Franklin Parrasch Gallery, Inc.
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  parrasch heijnen

  1326 South Boyle Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90023
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Franklin Parrasch and Christopher Heijnen opened Parrasch Heijnen in January 2016 with a program guided by a conscious reflection upon the process of creativity as related to human evolution. The gallery's inaugural exhibition, Ken Price Sculpture: A Career Survey, 1961-2008, defined the vision for our aesthetic and approach. The lens through which Parrasch Heijnen contextualizes the work of the artists we partner with is based on historical precedents as well as the intergenerational exchange of energy and ideas. The gallery explores contemporary undercurrents while pairing like-spirited material from a variety of periods in contexts designed to bend preconceptions. Using a wide-range of media, the artists we champion engage in conceptual dialogue surrounding cultural and sociopolitical issues to depict the human experience. Parrasch Heijnen resides in a freestanding 1920s bowstring truss building located across from the historic landmark Sears Building in East Los Angeles. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday 11am- 6pm as well as by appointment. Ricci Albenda Peter Alexander Anne Appleby Edith Baumann Forrest BessSean Bluechel James Case-Leal Christofer Churchill Tony DeLap Mark Gonzales Alteronce Gumby Marcia Hafif Mildred Howard Christine Howard Sandoval Xylor Jane Rosy Keyser Forrest Kirk Deborah Remington Charles Ross Alexis Smith Sylvia SnowdenJoan SnyderEmma SoucekMaya StovallDaniel TurnerG. William WebbYui Yaegashi 1326 South Boyle Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90023 parrasch heijnen
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  PATRON

  1612 West Chicago Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60622
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  PATRON is a contemporary art gallery in Chicago created by Julia Fischbach and Emanuel Aguilar in 2015. PATRON is founded on the defining characteristics of a patron of the arts: a person chosen, named or honored as a special guardian, protector or supporter. With this foundation set as a cornerstone, the gallery hopes to help open new avenues for audiences to engage with and find access to contemporary art. Daniel G. BairdGreg BredaKadar BrockAlex ChittyBethany CollinsJamal CyrusMyra GreeneMika HoribuchiKay HofmannJennie C. JonesCaroline KentRyosuke KumakuraSamuel Levi JonesNoé MartínezHarold MendezNyeema MorganBrittany NelsonAnna PlessetKaveri RainaMelanie SchiffClaire ShermanLucas SimõesAlice TippitSamira YaminLiat Yossifor Bryan SavitzDianna FridSoo ShinNoah Singer Nick van Woert 1612 West Chicago Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60622 PATRON
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  Paulson Fontaine Press

  2390 C Fourth Street
  Berkeley, CA 94710
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Prints

  
  

  Paulson Fontaine Press (PFP) is a print-making studio, gallery, and publisher that produces limited edition intaglio prints. Established in 1996, the press emerged from the San Francisco Bay Area’s rich tradition of fine-art printmaking. PFP’s philosophy is to facilitate a vision rather than to direct an artist, creating an environment where artists can do their best work. As a woman and minority-owned business, PFP has worked to amplify often-underrepresented voices in the visual arts. PFP’s archive of over 600 editions was acquired by the de Young Museum in San Francisco, CA and a separate archive of over 150 editions by Black Artists was acquired by the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art. Edgar Arceneaux Tauba Auerbach Donald Baechler Radcliffe Bailey Chris Ballantyne Hernan Bas McArthur Binion Ross Bleckner Christopher Brown Squeak Carnwath Woody De Othello Thornton Dial Liam Everett Kota Ezawa Spencer Finch Caio Fonseca Louisiana Bendolph Mary Lee Bendolph Loretta Pettway Loretta Bennett Essie Bendolph Pettway Charles Gaines Isca Greenfield-Sanders Lonnie Holley Salomon Huerta David Huffman Chris Johanson Samuel Levi Jones Maira Kalman Amy Kaufman Caroline Kent Margaret Kilgallen Ruth Laskey Hung Liu Kerry James Marshall Enrique Martinez Celaya Alicia McCarthy Keegan McHargue Shaun O'Dell Martin Puryear Clare Rojas William Scott Gary Simmons Lava Thomas 2390 C Fourth Street
  Berkeley, CA 94710 Paulson Fontaine Press
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  Josh Pazda Hiram Butler

  4520 Blossom Street
  Houston, TX 77007
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1984, Houston, TX. Eric AhoDrew BaconJennifer BartlettJulie BozziDave DarraughJack DavidsonTony FeherVernon FisherMark FoxTimothy Greenfield-SandersDana HarperJoseph HavelWill HenryHana HillerovaDavid HutchinsonBill JacobsonTerrell JamesMatt KlebergKyung-Lim LeeMatt MageeMichael PetryJames SienaBrooke StroudMichael TracyJames TurrellRobert Wilson Forrest BessNancy Brooks BrodyDaniel BurenJohn CageVija CelminsCarroll DunhamIan Hamilton FinlayMark FloodSam FrancisHelen FrankenthalerEllen GallagherPeter HalleyHoward HodgkinShana HoehnJasper JohnsJennie C. JonesDonald JuddEllsworth KellySherrie LevineSol LeWittBrice MardenAgnes MartinJack PiersonRobert RauschenbergFred SandbackRichard SerraKiki SmithFrank StellaMartha TuttleRichard TuttleCy TwomblyMeg WebsterTerry WintersMargo Wolowiec 4520 Blossom Street
  Houston, TX 77007 Josh Pazda Hiram Butler
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  PERROTIN

  130 Orchard Street
  New York, NY 10002
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Emmanuel Perrotin founded his first gallery in 1990 at the age of twenty-one. Since then, he has worked closely with his roster of artists, some for more than twenty-five years, to realize their ambitious projects. Perrotin has ten galleries globally, including a New York space, totaling approximately 84,000 square feet (7,800 square meters) across all locations. These multiple venues offer great flexibility, enabling Perrotin to continue staging ambitious projects and large-scale exhibitions for the varied group of world renowned artists it represents. The gallery organizes about 45 exhibitions a year, and partakes in about 20 international art fairs. Perrotin represents more than 60 artists and six estates, and also collaborates with approximately 35 others. Altogether, the gallery provides exposure to both established and emerging artists of more than 25 nationalities. The gallery also publishes books, special editions, and artists’ objects, available in every Perrotin bookstore. 130 Orchard Street
  New York, NY 10002 PERROTIN
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  Petzel

  520 W 25th Street
  New York, NY 10001
  
  35 East 67th Street, Parlor Floor
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Friedrich Petzel Gallery, founded in 1994, first opened on Wooster Street in the Soho area of New York City. In 2000, the gallery moved to 537 West 22nd Street in Chelsea and in 2006 expanded to include a separate space next door dedicated to smaller exhibitions, artists' projects, and performances. In Fall 2008, Friedrich Petzel Gallery opened a joint gallery with Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne. This new gallery, called Capitain Petzel, is housed in a glass-encased gallery located in Mitte section of Berlin and presents exhibitions of established international artists. After eleven years on 22nd Street, Petzel Gallery closed this space, expanding into a new location at 456 West 18th Street in 2012. In March of 2015, Petzel opened a second space in New York, a new, uptown location at 35 East 67th Street. Situated in a townhouse, the new gallery is used to curate historic exhibitions by artists within the Petzel program, as well as focus on curatorial projects and publishing activities. Both galleries in New York are complemented by Capitain Petzel in Berlin. The move to the new, larger 18th Street location and expansion uptown continue Petzel Gallery’s commitment to develop its program upon the scope, diversity, and ambitions of the artists that it represents.Petzel is pleased to announce its move to a new flagship location in Chelsea, located at 520 West 25th Street. Opening Fall 2022, the move will offer a major expansion, more than doubling the gallery’s footprint. Adding increased visibility and further flexibility for in-person viewings, the three-story building will feature three exhibition spaces, and encompass a custom-built street-level bookstore, multiple private viewing rooms, and a roof terrace with sculpture garden. Petzel looks forward to the greater level of exhibition planning and enhanced opportunities to support our artists that the expansion will allow for. Friedrich Petzel Gallery has continued to develop its program around a group of contemporary artists who are renowned internationally: Yael Bartana, Walead Beshty, Ross Bleckner, Cosima von Bonin, Joe Bradley, Troy Brauntuch, Hanne Darboven, Simon Denny, Keith Edmier, Thomas Eggerer, Derek Fordjour, Robert Heinecken, Stefanie Heinze, Georg Herold, Charline von Heyl, Dana Hoey, Christian Jankowski, Asger Jorn, Sean Landers, Rezi van Lankveld, Maria Lassnig, Allan McCollum, Adam McEwen, Rodney McMillian, Sarah Morris, Jorge Pardo, Joyce Pensato, Seth Price, Stephen Prina, Jon Pylypchuk, Willem de Rooij, Pieter Schoolwerth, Dirk Skreber, Emily Mae Smith, John Stezaker, Hiroki Tsukuda, Nicola Tyson, Corinne Wasmuht, Xie Nanxing, Samson Young, and Heimo Zobernig. Each artist has exhibited widely in both museums and galleries throughout the world and are regularly included in international exhibitions such as Documenta, the Whitney Biennial, The Carnegie International, and the São Paulo Biennial. Numerous publications are available on all the gallery artists. Yael BartanaWalead BeshtyRoss BlecknerCosima von BoninJoe BradleyTroy BrauntuchHanne DarbovenSimon DennyKeith EdmierThomas EggererDerek FordjourRobert HeineckenStefanie HeinzeGeorg HeroldCharline von HeylDana HoeyChristian JankowskiAsger JornSean LandersRezi van LankveldMaria LassnigAllan McCollumAdam McEwenRodney McMillianSarah MorrisJorge PardoJoyce PensatoSeth PriceStephen PrinaJon PylypchukWillem de RooijPieter SchoolwerthDirk SkreberEmily Mae SmithJohn StezakerHiroki TsukudaNicola TysonCorinne WasmuhtXie NanxingSamson YoungHeimo Zobernig 520 W 25th Street
  New York, NY 10001 35 East 67th Street, Parlor Floor
  New York, NY 10065 Petzel

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  Almine Rech

  39 East 78th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Almine Rech opened in April 1997. At its inception the gallery presented exhibitions by James Turrell, John McCracken and Joseph Kosuth, artists with whom the gallery has had long-standing relationships. Through international growth currently totaling 7 spaces in Paris, London, Brussels, New York and Shanghai, the Almine Rech program has expanded to include artists and estates such as John Armleder, Nathaniel Mary Quinn, Pablo Picasso, Tom Wesselmann, Jeff Koons, Günther Förg, Brian Calvin, Chloe Wise, Vivian Springford, De Wain Valentine, Claire Tabouret, Vaughn Spann and Genesis Tramaine among others.It has always been the gallery's mission to continually seek out and include new artists in its roster, recent additions include the estate of Antoni Tapies, Farah Atassi, Sarah Cunningham, Haley Josephs, Marcus Jansen, Andrea Maria Breiling, Alexandre Lenoir and Scott Kahn. Justin AdianJoe AndoeZiad AntarThe estate of Karel AppelJohn M ArmlederFarah AtassiMiquel BarcelóOliver BeerJean-Baptiste BernadetTodd BienvenuMatthias BitzerAndrea Marie BreilingJenny BrosinskiDon BrownJavier CallejaBrian CalvinAlejandro CardenasThe estate of Agustín CárdenasCésarHa Chong-HyunGeorge CondoJohan Creten Aaron CurryGenieve FiggisSylvie FleuryGerasimos FloratosGünther FörgJorge GalindoJonathan GardnerDaniel GibsonJohn GiornoMark HagenPeter HalleyGregor HildebrandtHuang YuxingRyoji IkedaAlex IsraelMarcus JahmalMarcus JansenAllen JonesHaley JosephsEwa JuszkiewiczScott KahnKurt KauperLeelee KimmelTarik KiswansonJeff KoonsJoseph KosuthJannis KounellisWes LangAlexandre LenoirLi QingErik LindmanMarkus LüpertzThe estate of Mai-ThuJohn McAllisterJohn McCrackenSam McKinnissKenneth NolandPeter PeriCésar PietteRudolf PolanszkyLarry PoonsRichard PrinceOtis Kwame Kye QuaicoeNathaniel Mary QuinnAnselm ReyleMatthieu RonssePeter SaulKenny ScharfJan-Ole SchiemannJulian SchnabelArlene ShechetTuri SimetiTaryn SimonHedi SlimaneVaughn SpannVivian SpringfordChris SuccoClaire TabouretThe estate of Antoni TàpiesGenesis TramaineThu Van TranKim Tschang-YeulJames TurrellTursic & MilleDe Wain ValentineFrancesco VezzoliBrent WaddenThe Estate of Tom WesselmannFranz WestChloe WiseXu QuZio Ziegler 39 East 78th Street
  New York, NY 10075 Almine Rech
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  Regen Projects

  6750 Santa Monica Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90038
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  Doug AitkenKader AttiaMatthew BarneyKevin BeasleyWalead BeshtyJohn BockAbraham CruzvillegasLizzie Fitch/Ryan TrecartinTheaster GatesDan GrahamRachel HarrisonAlex HubbardElliott HundleySergej JensenAnish KapoorToba KhedooriLiz LarnerGlenn LigonMarilyn MinterCatherine OpieManfred PerniceRaymond PettibonElizabeth PeytonJack PiersonRichard PrinceDaniel RichterWillem de RooijSable Elyse SmithWolfgang TillmansRyan TrecartinGillian WearingLawrence WeinerJames WellingSue WilliamsAndrea Zittel 6750 Santa Monica Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90038 Regen Projects
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  Ricco/Maresca Gallery

  529 West 20th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Following in the footsteps of the legendary New York art dealer Sidney Janis, Ricco/Maresca champions and showcases the art of self-taught masters working outside the continuum of art history. The gallery specializes in Outsider, Self-Taught, Contemporary, and historically significant American Folk art in various media. Over a period of more than 40 years, Ricco/Maresca has helped blur the lines that have habitually separated conventional art-historical categories and “marginal” art. The gallery has carried out this mission through a pioneering program that emphasizes crossover between vernacular and mainstream traditions, the management of key estates (William Hawkins, Martín Ramírez, and Domingo Guccione among them), and seminal books produced with publishing partners such as Alfred A. Knopf, Little Brown and Company, Radius Books, and Pomegranate Press. Ricco/Maresca Gallery was founded in 1979 on Broome Street, within New York’s then-emerging SoHo gallery district. The gallery relocated to TriBeCa in the 1980s and later moved to Wooster Street in SoHo—which had by then become an established contemporary art hub. In 1997, Ricco/Maresca became one of the first galleries to move to the new Chelsea art district and is currently located at 529 West 20th Street. The gallery participates and has participated in the ADAA Art Show, the Independent Art Fair, the Armory Show, Frieze Masters, Art Chicago, Art Miami, AIPAD, NADA House, and the Outsider Art Fair (New York and Paris).  We work closely with major museums and collectors, and offer services that range from curatorial advisory to collection management, installation design, and conservation. GIL BATLEROSIE CAMANGATRICIA CLINEKATE BERRY BROWNHIROYUKI DOIABIGAIL FRANKFURTWILLIAM I. GOLDMANKEN GRIMESDOMINGO GUCCIONETHE ARTISTS OF GUGGINGDEBBIE HANWILLIAM HAWKINS ESTATEALICE HOPELAURA CRAIG MCNELLISMARK LAVERTHOMAS LYON MILLSMARTÍN RAMÍREZ ESTATETONI ROSSBEATRICE SCACCIABASTIENNE SCHMIDTGÜNTHER SCHÜTZENHÖFERHESTER SIMPSONMAX STREICHERLEOPOLD STROBLLIDIA SYROKAREBECCA NORRIS WEBBGEORGE WIDENER EDDIE ARNINGWILLIAM BUTLER HENRY DARGERTHORNTON DIALSAM DOYLEWILLIAM EDMONDSONMORRIS HIRSHFIELD C.T. MCCLUSKYBILL TRAYLORJOSEPH YOAKUM 529 West 20th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10011 Ricco/Maresca Gallery
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  Yancey Richardson

  525 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Photography, Contemporary

  
  

  Founded in 1995, Yancey Richardson represents artists working in photography, film, and lens-based media. The gallery is committed to working with museums, private institutions, leading art collectors, and other galleries to advance the careers of the artists we represent. Our current program includes emerging photographers as well as critically recognized, mid-career artists such as Mitch Epstein, Ori Gersht, Anthony Hernandez, Laura Letinsky, Andrew Moore, Zanele Muholi, Mickalene Thomas and Hellen van Meene. Additionally, the gallery has presented exhibitions of historically significant figures such as Lewis Baltz, William Eggleston, Ed Ruscha, August Sander, and Larry Sultan. David AlekhuogieOlivo BarbieriJared BarkMary Ellen BartleySharon CoreMitch EpsteinTerry EvansSandi Haber FifieldLynn GeesamanOri GershtBryan GrafJitka HanzlováAnthony HernandezDavid HilliardPello IrazuMatthew JensenKenneth JosephsonKahn & SelesnickYousuf KarshLisa KersziLaura LetinskyMary LumEsko MannikkoAndrew MooreZanele MuholiRachel PerrySebastião SalgadoVictoria SambunarisLynn SavilleMark SteinmetzLarry SultanMickalene ThomasTseng Kwong ChiBertien van ManenHellen van MeeneGuanyu XuYamamoto Masao 525 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 Yancey Richardson
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  Roberts Projects

  442 South La Brea Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90036
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • African
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Established in 1999, Roberts Projects aims to foster diverse perspectives within a broader context of contemporary artistic practices through its exhibitions and programs, with a focus on artists with challenging, critical voices. The gallery represents multiple generations of internationally recognized, established artists as well as emerging artists. The gallery commissions projects in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and film, and programming emphasizing museum-quality, installation-based exhibitions, specifically provocative interventions and expansive surveys of historical significance. The gallery's publication division specializes in exhibition catalogues, contemporary artists' texts, and art historical monographs. Amoako BoafoDaniel Crews-ChubbEgan FrantzLenz GeerkJeffrey GibsonEberhard HavekostJames HaywardWangari MathengeEvan NesbitOtis Kwame Kye QuaicoeBetye SaarEd TempletonKehinde WileyBrenna YoungbloodZhao Zhao 442 South La Brea Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90036 Roberts Projects
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  Nara Roesler

  511 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Latin American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Nara Roesler is a leading Brazilian contemporary art gallery, representing seminal Brazilian and international artists who emerged in the 1950s as well as preeminent mid-career and emerging artists who dialogue with the currents put forth by these historical figures. Founded by Nara Roesler in 1989, the gallery has consistently fomented curatorial practice while upholding the utmost quality in art production. This has actively been put into practice through a select and rigorous exhibitions program created in close collaboration with its artists; the implementation and fostering of the Roesler Hotel program, a platform for curatorial projects; and continued support to artists beyond the gallery space, working with institutions and curators in offsite shows. In 2012, the gallery doubled its São Paulo exhibition space, in 2014 it expanded to Rio, and in 2015 it opened in New York City, continuing its mission to provide the best platform for its artists to show their work. Abraham PalatnikAlberto BarayaaAlexandre ArrecheaAlice MiceliAmelia ToledoAndré GriffoAngelo VenosaAntonio DiasArtur LescherBerna RealeBrígida BaltarBruno DunleyCao GuimarãesCarlito CarvalhosaCássio VasconcellosCristina CanaleDan GrahamDaniel BurenDaniel SeniseEduardo NavarroElian AlmeidaFabio Miguez Heinz MackIsaac Julien Jonathas de AndradeJosé PatrícioJRJulio Le ParcKarin LambrechtLaura VinciLucia KochManoela MedeirosMarcelo SilveiraMarco A. CastilloMarco MaggiMarcos Chaves Maria KlabinMilton MachadoNot Vital O GrivoPaul Ramirez JonasPaulo BrusckyPhilippe DecrauzatRaul MourãoRodolpho ParigiSérgio SisterThiago BarbalhoTomie OhtakeVik MunizVirginia de MedeirosXavier Veilhan Abraham PalatnikAlberto BarayaaAlexandre ArrecheaAlice MiceliAmelia ToledoAndré GriffoAngelo VenosaAntonio DiasArtur LescherBerna RealeBrígida BaltarBruno DunleyCao GuimarãesCarlito CarvalhosaCássio VasconcellosCristina CanaleDan GrahamDaniel BurenDaniel SeniseEduardo NavarroElian AlmeidaFabio Miguez Heinz MackIsaac Julien Jonathas de AndradeJosé PatrícioJRJulio Le ParcKarin LambrechtLaura VinciLucia KochManoela MedeirosMarcelo SilveiraMarco A. CastilloMarco MaggiMarcos Chaves Maria KlabinMilton MachadoNot Vital O GrivoPaul Ramirez JonasPaulo BrusckyPhilippe DecrauzatRaul MourãoRodolpho ParigiSérgio SisterThiago BarbalhoTomie OhtakeVik MunizVirginia de MedeirosXavier Veilhan 511 West 21st Street
  New York, NY 10011 Nara Roesler
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  Andrea Rosen Gallery

  544 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Photography, Contemporary

  
  

  Co-represents Felix Gonzalez-Torres and fosters knowledge around non-object-based practices and versatile economy models in all industries. Felix Gonzalez-Torres 544 West 24th Street
  New York, NY 10011 Andrea Rosen Gallery
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  Marc Rosen Fine Art, Ltd.

  220 East 73rd Street
  New York, NY 10021
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Drawings
  • Prints

  
  

  Marc Rosen Fine Art, Ltd. is an independent, private art dealership and art advisory firm founded by Marc Rosen and Susan Pinsky in 1995 after a combined 53 years experience at a leading international art auction house, where they regularly assisted individuals and institutions in important purchases and sales.We advise clients in collection formation as well as in purchase or sale of individual works of Impressionist or Modern Art. 

We also specialize in presenting special exhibitions of exceptional collections of works on paper by a single artist or from a single historical period. Pierre BonnardMary CassattMaurice DenisPablo PicassoCamille PissarroOdilon RedonPierre-Auguste RenoirPaul SignacEdouard Vuillard 220 East 73rd Street
  New York, NY 10021 Marc Rosen Fine Art, Ltd.
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  Rosenberg & Co.

  19 East 66th Street
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Rosenberg & Co., on the upper east side of Manhattan, continues Marianne Rosenberg's family’s distinguished tradition of exhibiting both Modern and contemporary art. The gallery presents an international roster of works by prominent Impressionist and Modern artists, and continues the legacy of working with contemporary artists. The gallery renews a focus on the highest standards of connoisseurship and expertise that have been cultivated over generations by the family.  Marianne Rosenberg is a committee member of the Fondazione Giacomo Manzù, and represents the Comité Léger within the United States.  Nguyen CamAnn ChristopherAude HerlédanTom JohnThe Estate of Fred Stein The Estate of Jeffrey WassermanThe Estate of Maurice Brianchon and Marguerite Louppe 19 East 66th Street
  New York, NY 10065 Rosenberg & Co.
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  Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, LLC

  100 Eleventh Avenue @ 19th
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Michael Rosenfeld Gallery is recognized for modern & contemporary art. Established in 1989 by Michael Rosenfeld, the gallery was born to promote the breadth & depth of American artists who contributed to the establishment of surrealism, social realism, modernism, abstract expressionism, figurative expressionism, and geometric abstraction. In 1992, Halley k Harrisburg joined the gallery and together they have worked to expand the canon of American art. Over the last nearly thirty years the gallery has organized over two hundred exhibitions accompanied by more than one hundred thirty exhibition catalogs with new scholarship by leading scholarsLandmark exhibitions have included African American Art: 20th Century Masterworks (a series for ten consecutive years 1994-2003), uncommon threads (2008), Romare Bearden: A Centennial Celebration (2011), Nancy Grossman: Constructions from the 1960s (2014), Alma Thomas: Moving Heaven & Earth (2015), Alfonso Ossorio: Congregations (2016), Norman Lewis: Looking East (2019) and Benny Andrews: Portraits, A Real Person Before the Eyes (2020).Vital to the shaping of private and public collections across the United States and beyond, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery became a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) in 2000. Over the decades, the gallery has expanded its audience by participating in international art fairs including The Armory Show, The Art Show (ADAA), Art Basel Miami Beach, Frieze New York, Frieze Masters, and Seattle Art Fair. After twenty-three years on West 57 Street, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery relocated in 2012 to its current home in Chelsea on West 19 Street. Benny AndrewsHannelore BaronMary BauermeisterJohn BiggersFederico CastellonHarold CousinsBeauford DelaneyClaire FalkensteinMichael GoldbergMorris GravesNancy GrossmanNorman LewisSeymour LiptonBoris MargoAlfonso OssorioTheodore RoszakLouis StoneBob ThompsonCharmion von WiegandWilliam T. Williams Charles AlstonLeo AminoRobert ArnesonWilliam ArtisRuth AsawaJohn AthertonGeorge C. AultMilton AveryEdward Mitchell BannisterRichmond BarthéWilliam BaziotesRomare BeardenEugene BermanHarry BertoiaCharles BiedermanIsabel BishopEmil BisttramOscar BluemnerNorman BluhmIlya BolotowskyLee BontecouJames BrooksCharles BurchfieldPaul CadmusElizabeth CatlettBarbara Chase-RiboudRobert ColescottJoseph CornellEldzier CortorManierre DawsonJay DeFeoDorothy DehnerJoseph DelaneyBurgoyne DillerAaron DouglasArthur DoveWerner DrewesRobert S. DuncansonWilliam EdmondsonLouis EilshemiusJimmy ErnstMinnie EvansPhilip EvergoodHerbert FerberJohn FerrenJohn FlannaganSuzy FrelinghuysenJared FrenchAlbert E. GallatinEd GarmanSam GilliamFritz GlarnerArshile GorkyAdolph GottliebJohn GrahamRobert GwathmeyDavid HareLawren HarrisMarsden HartleyPalmer HaydenSheila HicksHans HofmannCharles HowardAlfred J. JensenJessMalvin Gray JohnsonWilliam H. JohnsonJoshua JohnsonLester JohnsonSargent JohnsonRaymond JonsonGerome KamrowskiFrederick KannLeon KellyPaul KelpeWillem de KooningLee KrasnerWalt KuhnYayoi KusamaGaston LachaiseIbram LassawJacob LawrenceBlanche LazzellHughie Lee-SmithAlfred LeslieLee LozanoMartha MadiganConrad Marca-RelliJohn MarinReginald MarshJan MatulkaAlfred MaurerJoan MitchellRobert MotherwellArchibald J. Motley, Jr.Jan MullerWalter Tandy MurchElie NadelmanAlice NeelLouise NevelsonIrving NormanAgnes PeltonIrene Rice PereiraMarion PerkinsHorace PippinCharles Ethan PorterFairfield PorterRichard Pousette-DartMilton ResnickMark RothkoAnne RyanBetye SaarKay SageAugusta SavageRolph ScarlettWilliam Edouard ScottCharles SeligerBen ShahnCharles G. ShawAlbert Alexander SmithRaphael SoyerTheodoros StamosRichard StankiewiczJoseph StellaToshiko TakaezuHenry Ossawa TannerDorothea TanningLenore TawneyPavel TchelitchewAlma ThomasMark TobeyGeorge TookerBill TraylorJack TworkovLaurence VailJames VanDerZeeRobert VickreyPeter VoulkosLaura Wheeler WaringMax WeberCharles WhiteJohn WildeEllis WilsonBeatrice WoodHale WoodruffJean XceronClaire ZeislerWilliam Zorach 100 Eleventh Avenue @ 19th
  New York, NY 10011 Michael Rosenfeld Gallery, LLC
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  Mary Ryan Gallery

  515 West 26th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1981, Mary Ryan Gallery specializes in modern and post-war/contemporary prints and works on paper. We are a member of the Art Dealer’s Association of America (ADAA) and a founding member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA).The gallery has continuously been open to the public since its founding and is currently located in Chelsea on 26th Street overlooking the High Line. We have organized over 200 solo and group exhibitions, and have published numerous catalogs that have generated, and continue to further important artistic legacies. In between exhibitions, there is a rotating selection of works by 20th century and contemporary artists on view. These primarily consist of works on paper and include a selection of paintings, sculpture editions, and photography as well.Mary Ryan Gallery is known for its expertise and original scholarship in prints and works on paper. We pride ourselves on being a place of discovery, as we are constantly striving to expand our knowledge and support of new artists and fields. Our long-standing commitment to prints and works on paper has translated to established relationships with museums and curators throughout the United States and abroad, as well as extensive experience guiding collectors as they build their collections over decades.The gallery began with a focus on modern prints and introduced some of the first exhibitions of British Linocuts, Provincetown Woodcuts, and Atelier 17 in the United States. We became the exclusive representative of several modern masters and estates including Sybil Andrews, Hugo Gellert, Louis Lozowick, Ethel Mars, and Lill Tschudi, promoting their work and generating collector awareness and major museum exhibitions. The gallery continues to represent contemporary artists and estates.By the late 1980s, the gallery expanded its focus to include important post-war and contemporary prints and photography such as Josef Albers, Emma Amos, Louise Bourgeois, Richard Diebenkorn, David Hockney, Alex Katz, Ellsworth Kelly, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Longo, Joan Mitchell, Jean Pagliuso, Kiki Smith and Donald Sultan, and has become a leader in promoting the American renaissance of printmaking. We work with leading artists and publishers and have collaborated with numerous artists to publish original prints. Since its inception, the gallery has championed the work of women artists from the early 20th century to today.Please note that recent acquisitions are updated on our website regularly, although our complete inventory is not available online. We welcome your visits to the gallery and your inquiries regarding the availability of a specific work or artist. Please contact us at info@maryryangallery.com if you are interested in selling works by an artist we represent. James E. AllenEmma AmosSybil AndrewsVivian BrowneJean De BrunhoffLaurent De BrunhoffChristopher CookHugo GellertHerbert GentryAda GilmoreMabel HewitYvonne JacquetteDeborah KassLouis LozowickEthel MarsMichael MazurGeorge MiyasakiJean PagliusoAndrew RafteryDavid SchorrPeter SísKiki SmithMay StevensDonald SultanLill TschudiJohn Wilson Josef AlbersJames AllenEmma AmosSybil AndrewsLouise BourgeoisVivian BrowneJean de BrunhoffLaurent de BrunhoffPaul CadmusAlexander CalderChristopher CookRichard DiebenkornHelen FrankenthalerHugo GellertHerbert GentryAda GilmorePhilip GustonStanley William HayterDavid HockneyJasper JohnsAlex KatzEllsworth KellyWillem De KooningRoy LichtensteinRobert LongoBrice MardenMildred McMillenJoan MitchellRobert MotherwellFairfield PorterRobert RauschenbergEd RuschaRichard SerraMaud Hunt SquireWayne ThiebaudJames Turrell 515 West 26th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10001 Mary Ryan Gallery
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  Ryan Lee Gallery

  515 West 26th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10001
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 2013 by Mary Ryan and Jeffrey Lee, RYAN LEE has established itself as a welcoming place of discovery and dialogue for art ranging from post-war art to the contemporary. The gallery is led by two partners of different generations and backgrounds with over six decades of combined experiences informing its unique approach to its programming. A champion of both emerging and established artists and estates, RYAN LEE is committed to presenting innovative and unexpected exhibitions across all spectrums of art practices, including painting, video, sculpture, and performance. The gallery takes chances on a wide variety of boundary-pushing artists; their work is inherently experimental and pushes political, cultural, material, or technical boundaries. In addition, RYAN LEE has, throughout its history, demonstrated its long-standing interest and dedication to feminist, Black and Asian American, as well as queer narratives in the twentieth and twenty first centuries.Using its expansive institutional network, the gallery collaborates with museums throughout the United States and beyond to include its artists’ work in important exhibitions, and place their work in prominent private or public collections. In order to expand the visibility and markets for the artists it supports, the gallery creates platforms to connect with collectors and curators via exhibitions, fair presentations, collaborations, primary research, and academic catalogues. RYAN LEE seeks to build and preserve legacies of artists it works with to ensure its lasting impact on art history and the generations to come.The gallery has placed work in the collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, Baltimore Museum of Art, Boca Raton Museum of Art, British Museum, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Cantor Museum of Art at Stanford University, Cleveland Museum of Art, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Detroit Institute of Arts, Getty Research Institute, Guggenheim Museum, Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University, Huis Marseille Museum voor Fotografie, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, McNay Art Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Minneapolis Institute of Art, Museum of Modern Art of Fort Worth, Museum of Modern Art New York, Museum at the Rhode Island School of Design, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Nasher Museum at Duke University, New Britain Museum of American Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Saint Louis Art Museum, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Sprengel Museum Hannover, Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Whitney Museum of American Art, and the Yale University Art Gallery, among others.Major institutions have presented work by RYAN LEE Gallery artists in solo and group exhibitions, including the Akron Art Museum, Art Gallery of Ontario, Blanton Museum of Art, British Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, Cleveland Museum of Art, Crystal Bridges, Espoo Museum of Modern Art, Groninger Museum, Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth, Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Kemper Museum of Art, Kunstverein Amsterdam, MASS MoCA, McNay Art Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Millesgården Stockholm, Museum of Modern Art, Museo di Palazzo Grimani, Museo Ettore Fico, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Museum of Modern Art Fort Worth, National Portrait Gallery London, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Art, New Museum, Noguchi Museum, Palazzo Fortuny, Parrish Art Museum, Queens Museum of Art, SFMoMA, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, St. Louis Art Museum, Studio Museum in Harlem, Tate Modern, and the Whitney Museum. Major biennials that have featured gallery artists include the 10th Gwangju Biennale, Asian Art Biennial, Bienal de Habana, dOCUMENTA 13, Kochi Biennale, Venice Biennale, and the Yinchuan Biennale. 515 West 26th Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10001 Ryan Lee Gallery

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  Sapar Contemporary Gallery + Incubator

  9 N Moore Street, 1st Floor
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • African
  • Asian
  • Latin American
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Prints

  
  

  SAPAR Contemporary works with international artists who span three generations and five continents. They engage in global conversations and develop vocabularies that resonate as strongly in Baku, Almaty and Istanbul as they do in New York, Berlin, Paris and Mexico City. Their artistic practices vary from meditative traditional ink painting to writing programming code; what connects them are the artists’ capacity for empathy, insight, and imagination, their whimsy and generosity of spirit, as well as the rigor and depth of their studio practice. The gallery program offers a unique lens that is immediate and global, future-oriented and accessible, multi-sensory and immersive. We bring together visual artists and creative minds of other disciplines: scientists, engineers, architects, performers, musicians and perfumers. SAPAR Contemporary also commissions works that are site-specific but infused with sensibilities, materialities and traditions of the artists’ backgrounds.SAPAR Contemporary has also launched a Neo-Nomad Incubator focused on the emerging art scene and cultural traditions of Central Asia. The Incubator program is headquartered in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The first edition of the Neo Nomad Incubator evolved around the notion of traditional and digital nomadism and aesthetics connected to nomadic experiences. The project explored the relationship between traditional nomadic cultures of Central Asia and Middle East, and realities of migration, globalization and hyper mobility. Current incubator efforts are going towards unique art trends emerging in Central Asia, South East Russia and Mongolia. SAPAR Contemporary artists’ works have been featured in international Biennials and are included in private and public collections around the world; among them are the MoMA, LACMA, Art Institute of Chicago, Guggenheim, M+, and many others. Faig Ahmed (Azerbaijan)Gabriela Albergaria (Portugal/UK)Morehshin Allahyari (Iran/US)Ahmad Zakii Anwar (Malaysia)Phoebe Boswell (Kenya/UK)Eric Bourret (France)Uuriintuya Dagvasambuu (Mongolia)Saule Dyussenbina (Kazakhstan)Iwan Effendi (Indonesia)Ming Fay (China)Poonam Jain (India)Dilyara Kaipova (Uzbekistan)Kristof Kintera (Czech Republic)Alejandro Magallanes (Mexico)Geoffrey Mann (UK)Bruno Miguel (Brazil)Mulyana (Indonesia)Jorge Otero-Pailos (Spain/US)Zsofia Schweger (Hungary/UK)Tsang Kin-Wah (China)Wyn-Lyn Tan (Singapore)Shinji Turner-Yamamoto (Japan/US)Mehmet Ali (Turkey)Uthman Wahaab (Nigeria)Waone Interesni Kazki (Ukraine)Heeseop Yoon (Korea/US)Marela Zacarias (Mexico/US)Anya Zholud (Russia). Faig Ahmed (Azerbaijan)Gabriela Albergaria (Portugal/UK)Ahmad Zakii Anwar (Malaysia)Phoebe Boswell (Kenya/UK)Eric Bourret (France)Uuriintuya Dagvasambuu (Mongolia)Saule Dyussenbina (Kazakhstan)Iwan Effendi (Indonesia)Dilyara Kaipova (Uzbekistan)Kristof Kintera (Czech Republic)Alejandro Magallanes (Mexico)Geoffrey Mann (UK)Bruno Miguel (Brazil)Mulyana (Indonesia)Jorge Otero-Pailos (Spain/US)Zsofia Schweger (Hungary/UK)Wyn-Lyn Tan (Singapore)Shinji Turner-Yamamoto (Japan/US)Uthman Wahaab (Nigeria)Waone Interesni Kazki (Ukraine)Heeseop Yoon (Korea/US)Marela Zacarias (Mexico/US)Anya Zholud (Russia). 9 N Moore Street, 1st Floor
  New York, NY 10013 Sapar Contemporary Gallery + Incubator
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  Schoelkopf Gallery

  22 E 80th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Schoelkopf Gallery is a leader in the field of American art, focusing on the finest works of this country’s artists, created from 1875 to today. The gallery’s program communicates the entire sweep of the modernist impulse in America through its presentation of innovative and important works in both abstract and realist modes. The mission of the gallery is to expand the field of American art through research, scholarship and our treasured relationships with the leading collectors and museums. The gallery maintains a robust schedule of programming and exhibitions which support the engagement of new audiences. It strives to inspire a richer understanding of the contributions of the leading American artists.  The gallery is proud to represent the painter Richard Estes and the estates of John Marin, and Manierre Dawson. Richard Estes (b. 1932)Manierre Dawson (1887-1969)John Marin (1870-1953) Georgia O’Keeffe (1887-1986)Henrietta Shore (1880-1963)Charles Burchfield (1893-1967)Oscar Bluemner (1867-1938)Milton Avery (1885-1965)William Merritt Chase (1849-1916)Alfred Maurer (1868-1932)Mary Cassatt (1844-1926)George Bellows (1882-1925)Arthur B. Carles (1882-1952)Charles Demuth (1883-1935)Marsden Hartley (1877-1943) 22 E 80th Street
  New York, NY 10075 Schoelkopf Gallery
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  Schwarz Gallery

  1806 Chestnut Street
  Philadelphia, PA 19103
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting

  
  

  The Peale FamilyThomas SullyCarl Phillip WeberAdolph BorieGeorge Cochran LambdinPeter MoranThomas MoranWilliam WillcoxEmanuel Gotleib Leutze 1806 Chestnut Street
  Philadelphia, PA 19103 Schwarz Gallery
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  Marc Selwyn Fine Art

  9953 South Santa Monica Boulevard
  Beverly Hills, CA 90212
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Marc Selwyn Fine Art has a diverse program which includes estates and established artists as well as mid career and emerging talent. The gallery takes an interdisciplinary approach and an international perspective, exhibiting artists from the United States, Canada, and several European countries working in photography, ceramics, installation, painting and other media. Heléne AylonMel Bochner Frank BowlingHarry Callahan CameronWilliam Christenberry Jay DeFeoLee FriedlanderEmmet Gowin Nancy Grossman Channing HansenRobert HeineckenKurt KauperTom Knechtel William LeavittBarry Le Va Matt Lipps Richard Misrach Kristen Morgin Lee Mullican Robert Overby Allen Ruppersberg Michelle StuartWilliam WegmanHannah Wilke 9953 South Santa Monica Boulevard
  Beverly Hills, CA 90212 Marc Selwyn Fine Art
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  Jack Shainman Gallery

  513 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  25 Broad Street
  Kinderhook, NY 12106
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Jack Shainman Gallery was founded in 1984 in Washington, DC, by Jack Shainman and Claude Simard. Soon after opening, the gallery relocated to New York City occupying a space in the East Village before moving to 560 Broadway in Soho and then to its current location at 513 West 20th Street in Chelsea in 1997. In 2013 the gallery added two additional exhibition spaces, one in Chelsea at 524 West 24th Street, the other a 30,000 square foot former schoolhouse in Kinderhook, New York. The focus of the gallery since its inception has been to exhibit, represent and champion artists from around the world, in particular artists from Africa, East Asia, and North America, by mounting major exhibitions of their work in the gallery, presenting artworks at important fairs, securing museum exhibitions and publishing major catalogues and scholarly essays. The gallery is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America and presents approximately twelve exhibitions a year, as well as participating in major art fairs including Art Basel Miami Beach, The Armory Show, and Frieze New York. Gallery artists have been included in many important exhibitions, such as Documenta (1992, 1997, 2002, 2007); The Venice Biennale (1990, 1995, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2011, 2013); The Paris Triennial (2012); The Carnegie International (1989, 1999/2000); the Moscow Biennale (2005, 2009); The Gwangju Biennale (2000, 2004, 2008); The Havana Biennale (2009); The Johannesburg Biennale (2005); and the Whitney Biennale (1997, 2006). Gallery artists have been recognized with numerous awards, including a Leonore Annenberg Fellowship, a Ford Foundation Grant, a Fulbright Scholarship, four John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowships, two MacArthur Foundation Grants, five Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Awards, six Joan Mitchell Foundation Grants, a US Department of State’s Medal of Arts, and the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement Award, and have been documented in countless publications, monographs, and films. Gallery artists are included in numerous public collections worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Tate Modern, London; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Museo Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.; Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, Arkansas; the British Museum, London; the National Gallery of Canada, and the Museum of Modern Art, Vienna. Nina Chanel AbneyEl AnatsuiShimon AttieRadcliffe BaileyDiedrick BrackensYoan CapoteNick CaveGeoffrey ChadseyIfeyinwa Joy ChiamonwuGehard DemetzPierre DorionBarkley L. HendricksHayv KahramanAnton KannemeyerLyne LapointeDeborah LusterKerry James MarshallTyler MitchellMeleko MokgosiRichard MosseAdi NesJackie NickersonOdili Donald OditaToyin Ojih OdutolaGordon ParksGarnett PuettClaudette SchreudersMalick SidibéRose B. SimpsonPaul Anthony SmithMichael SnowBecky SussHank Willis ThomasCarlos VegaLeslie WayneCarrie Mae WeemsLynette Yiadom-Boakye 513 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011 25 Broad Street
  Kinderhook, NY 12106 Jack Shainman Gallery
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  Susan Sheehan Gallery

  146 Greene Street
  New York, NY 10012
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Prints

  
  

  Founded in 1985, Susan Sheehan Gallery specializes in American Post-War and Contemporary prints and works on paper, with an emphasis on Minimalism and Pop Art. The gallery has been a member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) for 25 years and Susan is currently a board member and chair of The Art Show Committee.   Josef AlbersAlexander Calder Vija CelminsJohn ChamberlainWillem de KooningRichard DiebenkornRichard EstesHelen FrankenthalerPhilip GustonAl HeldDavid HockneyJim HodgesRobert IndianaJasper JohnsDonald JuddEllsworth KellyRoy LichtensteinGlenn LigonBrice MardenJohn McLaughlinRobert MotherwellBruce NaumanEd RuschaFred SandbackRichard SerraDavid SmithWayne ThiebaudJames TurrellCy TwomblyAndy Warhol 146 Greene Street
  New York, NY 10012 Susan Sheehan Gallery
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  Shoshana Wayne Gallery

  5247 West Adams Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90016
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • Middle Eastern
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Shoshana and Wayne Blank opened their first gallery in 1986 in Santa Monica in a historic building that once housed the iconic Beach Boys’ Studio. From the very beginning the gallery had a mission to give women artists a platform for exhibitions in Los Angeles and to help energize and promote their careers. Gallery exhibitions often focused on discoveries of new, fresh talent. Among the artists exhibited at the gallery, in many cases early in their careers, were Nicole Eisenman, Kiki Smith, Arlene Shechet, Pae White, Yoko Ono, Dinh Q. Lê, Yuken Teruya, Mounir Fatmi, Lorna Simpson and Nan Goldin, to name a few.Ono, for instance, was far more widely known in the 1990s as a celebrity than as an artist in her own right. When she came to Los Angeles to install her show and participated in a public program at the gallery in conjuction with LACMA, the show began to draw large crowds.“West Coast Duchamp” in 1990 was a turning point in the gallery program, presenting a recreation of Duchamp’s first retrospective at the Pasadena Museum of Art in 1963, a show organized by the Museum’s legendary director Walter Hopps. The show included all the artist’s ready-mades, generously loaned by the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, with original artwork and photographs by Julian Wasser documenting the Pasadena show opening in 1963. The gallery sponsored an all-day symposium at the Santa Monica Library organized by Bonnie Clearwater. Participants included Walter Hopps, Beatrice Wood, Francis Naumann, Henry Hopkins, Robert Pincus, and more. The gallery together with Clearwater published a book tracing the connections between Duchamp and the West Coast.The Duchamp show directed the focus of the gallery more toward conceptual art. Shoshana Wayne mounted important survey shows of Christian Boltansky and Bruce Nauman, as well as Viennese Actionism, to name a few. Rachel Lachowicz also staged “Red Not Blue” at the gallery, a seminal performance piece that is today widely referenced in books on contemporary art and feminism.In 1994, the city of Santa Monica approached Wayne Blank to present ideas for developing a 6-acre lot with dilapidated industrial structures in the heart of Santa Monica. The city was interested in Wayne’s vision for the space after he developed artists’ studios at the Santa Monica airport by converting a run-down hanger.In 1994 following the L.A riots and an earthquake that resulted in a recession and challenged the Los Angeles art scene, Wayne’s vision to build Bergamot Station as an art center was unanimously accepted by the city and six months later the center was completed with galleries open for business. Wayne’s early vision of converting industrial spaces into art galleries and museums became a model for other cities around the world. Bergamot Station (Wayne coined the name), included some of the best galleries in Los Angeles at the time – dealers like Patricia Faure, Rosamond Felsen, Burnett Miller and many more, including Shoshana Wayne which opened with a Joel Otterson exhibition in a custom built 5,000 square foot space designed by Fred Fisher & Associates. Thousands of people attended the gallery reopening at the new center.Over the next 25 years the galley presented shows at Bergamot Station of Balthus (his first and only show in Los Angeles), Anselm Kiefer, Barbara Bloom’s “Pictures from the Floating World,” in collaboration with Leo Castelli Gallery, Michal Rovner, Mounir Fatmi, Yoko Ono, Dinh Q. Lê, Shirley Tse, Jeffrey Gibson, the YBAs (Young British Artists) presented in collaboration with Victoria Miro Gallery, Russell Crotty, and Arlene Shechet, just to name a few of the more memorable exhibitions.Performances, lectures, curator talks, and occasional film screenings were also part of the gallery program. A Peter Hutton film series was a highlight, while Kelly Nipper staged a memorable performance that lasted for two weeks, “Norma - Practice for Sucking Face” with 5 dancers performing every day. During this time Shoshana Wayne Gallery collaborated with museums for exhibitions and placed artists in important collections worldwide, including Kiki Smith at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Dinh Q. Lê at MOMA and the Asia Society Museum in NY, Yoko Ono at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, and at the Umm el-Fahem, Palestine. The gallery has also participated in major international art fairs including Art Basel, Art Brussels, Paris Photo, and the Armory Show.Shoshana Wayne Gallery moved into a temporary exhibition space on Jefferson Blvd. in the West Adams district of Los Angeles in 2019, in anticipation of opening a new 7,000 square foot permanent home nearby.Additional forthcoming exhibitions include; a mid-career retrospective of Rachel Lachowicz, curated by UC Santa Barbara Professor of Art & Architecture Jenni Sorkin; and solo presentations of Stephen Antonakos, Tadaaki Kuwayama, Rakuko Naito, Sabrina Gschwandtner, and Thordis Adalsteinsdottir. Thordis AdalsteinsdottirPhilip ArgentAshwini BhatZadok Ben-David Russell Crotty Mounir FatmiChie FuekiSabrina Gschwandtner Tadaaki Kuwayama Rachel LachowiczDinh Q. LêSze Tsung Nicolás Leong Orly MaibergAnina MajorJiha MoonRakuko Naito Yoko OnoIzhar Patkin Elaine Reichek Michal Rovner Liat SegalBeverly Semmes Brad Spence Yuken Teruya Frances Trombly Shirley Tse Yvonne Venegas Gil Yefman Jinyoung Yu 5247 West Adams Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90016 Shoshana Wayne Gallery
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  Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino

  1506 West Alabama Street
  Houston, TX 77006
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • Latin American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded by María Inés Sicardi in 1994, Sicardi Gallery was among the very first in the United States to represent avant-garde and contemporary artists from Latin America. As of today, the gallery is known as Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino in recognition of its founder’s nineteen years partnership with Allison Armstrong Ayers and Carlos Bacino.The gallery represents a provocative range of artists, from such modernist masters as Jesus Rafael Soto, Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt), and Carlos Cruz- Diez, to internationally recognized contemporary artists, including Oscar Muñoz, Liliana Porter, Miguel Angel Rojas, Marco Maggi, and Gabriel de la Mora, as well as the Estates of León Ferrari, Manuel Espinosa, Mercedes Pardo, and Alejandro Otero. These artists have been instrumental in shaping the character and dynamics of the gallery, inspiring an innovative program of solo and cross-generational exhibitions as well as promoting experimental artistic urban projects, worldwide. Growing in tandem with the emerging field of modern Latin American art in Houston and the US, Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino extends its reach by advancing new models of artistic production and intellectual collaboration with universities, museums, and other cultural organizations. Through strong relationships with artists, curators, art historians, and art collectors, the gallery continues to place its represented artists’ work in seminal museums and collections, build and disseminate research on these artists, and remain a stimulating platform for intellectual debate and creative exploration within the community.Designed by Brave Architecture, the gallery building is located in the heart of Houston’s Museum District, directly across from The Menil Collection. The 5,900 sq.ft. gallery includes two floors of exhibition space and a research center with an art archive and a library. Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America [ADAA], an invitation-only organization that recognizes the highest levels of expertise and professional standards in the art market. Antonio AsisMaria Fernanda CardosoGustavo DíazCarlos Cruz-DiezDias & RiedwegSérvulo EsmeraldoEstate of Manuel EspinosaMagdalena FernándezEstate of León FerrariGegoThomas GlassfordGraciela HasperMarco MaggiGabriel de la MoraOscar MuñozLiliana PorterMiguel Angel RíosMiguel Angel RojasPablo Siquier Geraldo de BarrosMartha Boto Pedro S. de Movellán Julio Le ParcAntonio Lizárraga Marie Orensanz Alejandro OteroMercedes PardoFrancisco Sobrino John SparaganaTaller Torres-GarcíaGregorio Vardanega 1506 West Alabama Street
  Houston, TX 77006 Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino
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  Sikkema Jenkins & Co.

  530 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011
  By AppointmentAppointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  AnohniBurt BarrTrisha BrownWilliam CordovaMitch EpsteinTony FeherLouis FratinoZipora FriedJeffrey GibsonBrenda GoodmanTerry HaggertyJosephine HalvorsonMarc HandelmanJan HenleArturo HerreraSheila HicksMerlin JamesDeana LawsonNikki S. LeeCameron MartinMarlene McCartyVik MunizMaria NepomucenoJennifer PackerJorge QueirozErin ShirreffKara WalkerLuiz Zerbini 530 West 22nd Street
  New York, NY 10011 Sikkema Jenkins & Co.
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  Jessica Silverman

  621 Grant Avenue
  San Francisco, CA 94108
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Jessica Silverman has an international reputation for curating compelling exhibitions, building artists’ careers, and collaborating with collectors who are keen on positive provenance. Our mission is to support artists whose relevance to contemporary culture is such that museums and other public institutions want to understand and embrace their work.Jessica Silverman founded her gallery in 2008, after completing a BFA in Studio Art at Otis College in Los Angeles and an MA in Curatorial Practice at the California College of the Arts, San Francisco. Introduced to art by her late grandfather, Gilbert Silverman who, with his wife Lila, was the leading collector of Fluxus in America, Jessica’s nose for meaningful content and eye for formal innovation developed early.The Gallery has participated in many selective art fairs. Last year, its annual calendar was punctuated by Art Basel Miami Beach, FIAC Paris, New York’s ADAA Art Show, and San Francisco’s Fog Design+Art. Silverman is on the Selection Committee of Expo Chicago and a member of the Art Dealers Association of America.Works by the gallery’s artists have been acquired by museums all over the world including Tate (London), Centre Pompidou (Paris), Reina Sofia (Madrid), MoMA (New York), MCA Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Nasher Sculpture Center, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, National Gallery of Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario, not to mention SFMOMA, Berkeley Art Museum, and the De Young. For nine years, Silverman sat on the San Francisco Arts Commission where she oversaw the acquisition and commission of artworks for sites like SFO Airport. Since then, she has advised property developers, such as the Mark Company, Troon Pacific, and Related Companies. Sadie BarnetteAndrea BowersLuke Butler Tammy Rae Carland Judy Chicago Conrad Egyir Martha Friedman Matthew Angelo Harrison Julian Hoeber John Houck Isaac Julien Matt Lipps Dashiell Manley Rashaad NewsomeWoody De OthelloHayal Pozanti Sean Raspet Suzanne Blank RedstoneClare Rojas Hugh Scott-Douglas Davina Semo Rose B. Simpson Amikam TorenCatherine WagnerIan Wallace Nicole Wermers Claudia WieserMargo Wolowiec 621 Grant Avenue
  San Francisco, CA 94108 Jessica Silverman
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  Skarstedt

  20 East 79th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  
  66 Newtown Lane
  East Hampton, NY 11937
  
  

  • Contemporary

  
  

  20 East 79th Street
  New York, NY 10075 66 Newtown Lane
  East Hampton, NY 11937 Skarstedt
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  Fredric Snitzer Gallery

  1540 Northeast Miami Court
  Miami, FL 33132
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Fredric Snitzer Gallery has been at the forefront of developing the contemporary art landscape in Miami since it first opened in 1977. One of the early champions of contemporary Latin American art in the United States, the gallery has a long history of exhibiting in-depth presentations by celebrated avant-garde Cuban artists such as Luis Cruz Azaceta, Carlos Alfonzo, Carlos Cárdenas, Tomás Esson, Enrique Martínez Celaya, Mária Martínez-Cañas, as well as José Bedia; among others. The gallery has since expanded its scope to include artists within the broader Caribbean diaspora, such as Vickie Pierre and Rafael Ferrer. Today the gallery's program is diverse and maintains a rigorous exhibition schedule that features at least eight rotating exhibitions throughout the year across all media. Focused on cultivating the careers of emerging artists, the gallery often showcases work from emerging and mid-career artists on a local and global scale. Internationally renowned artists on the roster include Tropicália duo: assume vivid astro focus; pop-surrealist painter Kenny Sharf; Land Art pioneer's Alice Ayock, Jackie Ferrara, and Alan Sonfist; and acclaimed painter Hernan Bas, among others.  Ajarb Bernard Ategwa Alice AycockAssume vivid astro focus Hernan Bas José Bedia Enrique Martínez Celaya Raúl Cordero Blane De St. Croix Elena Dorfman Tomás Esson Jackie FerraraRafael Ferrer Luis Gispert Maria Elena González Iva Gueorguieva Ridley Howard Kelley Johnson Alexander KrollErika Malzoni Maria Martínez-Cañas Ernesto Oroza Emilio Perez Vickie Pierre Jon PylypchukKenny Scharf Alan Sonfist Tomas Vu James Wines 1540 Northeast Miami Court
  Miami, FL 33132 Fredric Snitzer Gallery
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  Skoto Gallery

  529 West 20th Street, 5FL
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • African
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Skoto Gallery was established in 1992 as a space where some of the best works by African artists can be exhibited within the context of a diverse audience. Its inaugural exhibition was curated by African-American jazz luminary Ornette Coleman. As one of the first galleries specializing in contemporary African Art in New York City, it has been instrumental in the progression of this rapidly growing field. Despite its major commitment to contemporary African Art, the gallery has also managed to expand, deepen, and diversify its involvement with contemporary issues by engaging a wide range of art and artists in its programming. The gallery sees art in ecumenical terms and often organizes exhibitions to show the interconnected relationships of a postmodern global culture after Modernism.  Afi NayoCathy LebowitzDiakoDonald LockeGeorge Afedzi HughesLula Mae BloctonMaurice Nkainfon PefuraOlu AmodaOsaretin IghileUche Okeke 529 West 20th Street, 5FL
  New York, NY 10011 Skoto Gallery
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  Carl Solway Gallery

  424 Findlay Street
  Cincinnati, OH 45214
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1962, Carl Solway Gallery currently celebrates its 59th year in operation. The gallery was elected to the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) in 1968 and more recently joined the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA). Carl Solway Gallery is the only member of the ADAA in the Tri-State region of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. The gallery occupies a historic warehouse in Cincinnati's West End neighborhood. We specialize in modern and contemporary art including painting, sculpture, graphics and new media incorporating video and electronics. Gallery activities include publication of print editions and multiples; organization and circulation of museum exhibitions worldwide; and corporate collections consultation and installation. Vito AcconciStephen BerensHarry BertoiaJay BolotinElizabeth BryantClaire BurbridgeJohn CageJohn CoplansR M FischerBuckminster FullerMilton GlaserNancy GravesPeter HalleyAnn HamiltonJean-Pierre HébertHildur Ásgeirsdóttir JónssonIk-Joong KangEva KwongDiane LandryKirk MangusTom MarioniAllan McCollumMatt MullicanClaes OldenburgNam June PaikBen PattersonJudy PfaffAlan RathErwin RedlJoan SnyderPat SteirJohn TorreanoUSCOJulia WachtelEmmett WilliamsJody Zellen 424 Findlay Street
  Cincinnati, OH 45214 Carl Solway Gallery
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  Sperone Westwater

  257 Bowery
  New York, NY 10002
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Sperone Westwater Fischer was founded in 1975, when Italian art dealer Gian Enzo Sperone, Angela Westwater, and German art dealer Konrad Fischer opened a space at 142 Greene Street in SoHo, New York. (The gallery's name was changed to Sperone Westwater in 1982.) An additional space was later established at 121 Greene Street. The founders' original program showcased a European avant-garde alongside a core group of American artists to whom its founders were committed. Notable early exhibitions include a 1977 show of minimalist works by Carl Andre, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, and Sol Lewitt; seven of Bruce Nauman's seminal early shows; eleven Richard Long exhibitions; and the installation of one of Mario Merz's celebrated glass and neon igloos in 1979 -- part of the gallery's ongoing dedication to Arte Povera artists, including Alighiero Boetti. Other early historical exhibitions at the Greene Street space include a 1989 group show, "Early Conceptual Works," which featured the work of On Kawara, Bruce Nauman, Alighiero Boetti, and Joseph Kosuth, among others; a 1999 Fontana exhibition titled "Gold: Gothic Masters and Lucio Fontana"; and selected presentations of work by Piero Manzoni. From May 2002 to May 2010, the gallery was located at 415 West 13 Street, in a 10,000-square foot space in the Meatpacking District.In September 2010, Sperone Westwater inaugurated a new Foster + Partners designed building at 257 Bowery in New York. Today, over 45 years after its conception, the gallery continues to exhibit an international roster of prominent artists working in a wide variety of media. Carla AccardiBertozzi & CasoniJoana ChoumaliAlighiero BoettiWim DelvoyeBraco DimitrijevicKim DingleLucio FontanaShaunté GatesJitish KallatGuillermo KuitcaWolfgang LaibHelmut LangAmy LincolnRichard LongEmil LukasDavid LynchHeinz MackPiero ManzoniMario MerzFrank MooreKaty MoranMalcolm MorleyBruce NaumanOtto PieneAlexis RockmanSusan RothenbergTom SachsJulian SchnabelKevin UmañaNot VitalWilliam WegmanJan Worst ArmanAli BanisadrGreg ColsonAnh DuongCharles LeDrayNabil NahasMimmo PaladinoRichard TuttleAndy Warhol 257 Bowery
  New York, NY 10002 Sperone Westwater
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  Sprüth Magers

  5900 Wilshire Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90036
  
  22 East 80th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Sprüth Magers is an international gallery dedicated to exhibiting the very best in groundbreaking modern and contemporary art. With galleries located in Berlin Mitte, London’s Mayfair, the Miracle Mile in Los Angeles (directly across Wilshire Boulevard from LACMA) and New York's Upper East Side, as well as outposts in Cologne, Hong Kong, and Seoul, Sprüth Magers retains close ties with the studios and communities of the artists who form the core of its roster, including John Baldessari, George Condo, Andreas Gursky, Barbara Kruger, Louise Lawler, and Cindy Sherman. 5900 Wilshire Boulevard
  Los Angeles, CA 90036 22 East 80th Street
  New York, NY 10075 Sprüth Magers

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  Texas Gallery

  2012 Peden Street
  Houston, TX 77019
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Contemporary art gallery located in Houston, TX. Lynda BenglisBilly Al BengstonRobin BruchJeremy DePrezRackstraw DownesJeff ElrodLee FriedlanderHamish FultonJoe GoodeJoanne GreenbaumRachel HeckerMaxwell HendlerClaire KeithRobert KushnerShawne MajorGeorgia MarshDan McClearyEstate of Stephen MuellerCarl PalazzoloPeter PlagensSusie RosmarinAllen RuppersbergKatia SantibañezBilly SullivanWilliam WegmanJoe Zucker 2012 Peden Street
  Houston, TX 77019 Texas Gallery
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  Cristin Tierney Gallery

  219 Bowery, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10002
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 2010, Cristin Tierney Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located on The Bowery with a deep commitment to the presentation, development and support of a roster of both established and emerging artists. Its program emphasizes artists engaged with critical theory and art history, with an emphasis on conceptual, video, and performance art. Education and audience engagement is central to our mission. Melanie BakerJanet BiggsClaudia BitránFrançois BucherVictor Burginpeter campusJoe FigRichard GalpinMK GuthMalia JensenAlois KronschlaegerJoan LinderJennifer Marman and Daniel BorinsT. Kelly MasonMaureen O'LearyDread ScottJorge TaclaFrancisco UgarteJohn Wood and Paul HarrisonTim Youd Melanie BakerJanet BiggsClaudia BitránFrançois BucherVictor Burginpeter campusJoe FigRichard GalpinMK GuthMalia JensenAlois KronschlaegerJoan LinderJennifer Marman and Daniel BorinsT. Kelly MasonMaureen O'LearyDread ScottJorge TaclaFrancisco UgarteJohn Wood and Paul HarrisonTim Youd 219 Bowery, 2nd Floor
  New York, NY 10002 Cristin Tierney Gallery
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  Tilton Gallery

  8 East 76th Street
  New York, NY 10021
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Since 1983, the Tilton Gallery has been well known for discovering and promoting cutting edge, emerging artists from around the world. For more than three decades, Tilton has exhibited hundreds of contemporary artists, many of whom, like David Hammons, Marlene Dumas, Fred Tomaselli, Huang Yong Ping and Francis Alys, to name but a few, have become prominent figures on the international stage.Now housed in a historic landmark Upper East side townhouse, the gallery’s current exhibition program continues to support our established gallery artists, and remains committed to discovering and cultivating new talent from around the globe.The 2,400 square foot exhibition space is located on two floors at 8 East 76th Street, at 5th Avenue, New York. Within New York’s ‘museum mile,’ the gallery is in walking distance from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Guggenheim Museum and the Frick Museum, as well as many other Upper East side galleries. Zachary ArmstrongLuca DellaversonEgan FrantzTomashi JacksonAntone KonstJohn OutterbridgeRebecca PurdumNoah PurifoyBerend StrikTexas IsaiahMartha TuttleThe Estate of Ruth VollmerBrenna YoungbloodGang Zhao Derrick AdamsNoel AndersonWallace BermanEd ClarkNoah DavisMarlene DumasMel EdwardsNicole EisenmanChitra GaneshMerik GomaDavid HammonsYashua KlosJarbas LopesSenga NengudiHenk PeetersZhang PeiliBetye SaarSudarshan ShettyJeff SonhouseRichard TuttleTimothy Washington 8 East 76th Street
  New York, NY 10021 Tilton Gallery
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  Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects

  401 Broadway, Suite 411
  New York, NY 10013
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Heléne AylonTracey BaranDean ByingtonAmy CutlerAgnes DenesDanny JaureguiBetsy KaufmanMalerie MarderLaurel NakadateTokihiro SatoKunié SugiuraRobert WattsSaya Woolfalk Ali BanisadrIan DavisYves KleinNikki S. LeeWolfgang LaibTim MaulMichelle StuartJames Welling 401 Broadway, Suite 411
  New York, NY 10013 Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects
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  TOTAH

  183 Stanton Street
  New York, NY 10002
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  TOTAH is a nexus for dialogue that transcends the traditional gallery model. Founded by David Totah in 2015, we seek to channel the artist’s work and worldview, bringing it to those with whom it resonates. Established artists are considered with fresh eyes, emerging practitioners find their connection to canon, and a sense of the global is made to feel local. Ours is an intentional space with patience for revelation, continuing a family tradition that started in the 1960s. TOTAH’s focus is modern and contemporary art, through which we represent eight artists and one estate. In their work we recognize an enduring quality and truth that each explores. We look for ways to enrich the experience of audiences, and continually challenge ourselves to bring new perspectives to the table. David Austen Estate of Wallace BermanMel BochnerMara De LucaAleksandar DuravcevicTR EricssonMelissa McGillLun*na MenohLuca PancrazziKenny ScharfAlex SewellEstate of Lauretta Vinciarelli Pablo PicassoAlighiero BoettiSaul Steinberg 183 Stanton Street
  New York, NY 10002 TOTAH
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  Leon Tovar Gallery

  26 East 64th Street
  New York, NY 10065
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Latin American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Leon Tovar is a New York-based gallery that promotes and showcases the finest examples of Latin American Modernism. In 1990, Mr. Tovar opened his first location in Bogotá, Colombia, with a presentation of work by Sol LeWitt and Bernar Venet, followed by exhibitions on Josef Albers, Carlos Rojas, Luis Camnitzer, Dennis Oppenheim, and Eduardo Ramírez Villamizar. In 2002, Mr. Tovar moved his operation to New York City’s Upper East Side, where he was among the first galleries to exhibit the geometric, kinetic, optical, and constructivist tendencies practiced by Latin America’s vanguard artists. His expertise in the field was informed by his personal relationships with many artists, among them Carlos Cruz-Diez, Jesús Rafael Soto, Carlos Rojas, Edgar Negret, and Eduardo Ramírez Villamizar, as he endeavored to increase the visibility of art from Latin America and its place within a global discussion of modernism.After twenty-five years of programming, Mr. Tovar opened his second location in New York’s NoMAD neighborhood in 2015, which hosted numerous group and solo exhibitions, featuring the artists Edgar Negret, Jesús Rafael Soto, Fanny Sanín, Carmelo Arden Quin, and Agustín Fernández. In addition to maintaining regular exhibition programming including tours and panels, the Gallery is a consistent presence in major international art fairs in the U.S., South America, and Europe. The Gallery’s endeavors at these and other events have been covered in El Pais, The New York Times, Hyperallergic, Ocula, The Wall Street Journal Magazine, Forbes, The Art Newspaper, and Modern Magazine. In the spring of 2019, Leon Tovar Gallery moved its second location to the Upper East Side at 2 East 75th Street.Concurrent with his role as Gallery Director, Mr. Tovar has provided consultation to museums, auction houses, collectors, curators, appraisers, and artists, and has served on selections committees for the ARTBO and ARCO Madrid art fairs. His published articles appear in such publications as Summus and Revista Credencial, and he was a featured panelist in Latin American Art Now (2017), Art, Nationality, and Global Modernism (2018), and Where is Latin American Art? Center Stage (2019), all of which were hosted by TEFAF New York. The Estate of Carmelo Arden QuinThe Estate of Marcelo BonevardiThe Estate of Martín BlaszkoThe Estate of Agustín FernándezFanny Sanín Carmelo Arden QuinMarcelo BonevardiMartín Blaszko Tarsila do AmaralAgustín Fernández Edgar NegretEduardo Ramírez Villamizar Fanny SanínFeliza BursztynSergio CamargoSantiago CárdenasCarlos Cruz- DiezMarisol EscobarManuel Espinosa Gonzalo FonsecaGegoMathias GoeritzGyula KosiceWifredo LamRoberto MattaJulio Le ParcCesar PaternostoOmar RayoJesús Rafael SotoAlejandro OteroAlejandro PuenteCarlos RojasMira SchendelFrancisco SalazarLuis TomaselloVictor Vasarely 26 East 64th Street
  New York, NY 10065 Leon Tovar Gallery
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  David Tunick, Inc.

  13 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Old Master
  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • European
  • German Expressionism
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints

  
  

  David Tunick, Inc., founded in 1966, is well-known primarily for works of art on paper dating from the fifteenth century to the late twentieth century. Clients include major collectors as well as museums such as the National Gallery, the Metropolitan Museum, the Rijksmuseum, the Getty Museum, the British Museum, the van Gogh Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Morgan Library and Museum, and the Philadelphia Museum. The gallery is a founding exhibitor of Master Drawings Week (New York every January) and mounts other exhibitions in-house throughout the year. The gallery also exhibits at TEFAF Maastricht (March), TEFAF New York Spring (May), and the IFPDA Print Fair at the Javits Center in New York (October). Inventory is extensive; we welcome inquiries. We also provide cataloguing, authentication, and appraisal services. Appointment advisable, but not necessary. Open Mon-Fri in an Upper Eastside townhouse. 13 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021 David Tunick, Inc.
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  Two Palms

  38 Crosby Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10013
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Prints

  
  

  Founded by David Lasry in New York City in 1994, Two Palms works with some of the world’s most celebrated contemporary artists to publish prints and sculpture multiples in its studio and showroom in SoHo. Two Palms upends codified notions of what a print could or should be, utilizing a constantly expanding roster of tools and technologies, while nurturing an expertise in traditional techniques such as intaglio and the nearly lost medium of the Woodburytype. Marina AdamsMatthew BarneyMel Bochner Cecily BrownChuck ClosePeter DoigCarroll DunhamNona FaustineEllen GallagherJeff KoonsChris OfiliElizabeth PeytonRichard PrinceDavid RowTschabalala SelfDana SchutzJessica StockholderStanley Whitney Terry Winters 38 Crosby Street, 3rd Floor
  New York, NY 10013 Two Palms

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  Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden

  6616 Spring Valley Road
  Dallas, TX 75254
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1954 by Peggy and Donald Vogel, Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden is located in its original North Dallas location (on Spring Valley Road between Preston and Hillcrest.)  The gallery represents established and emerging contemporary artists working in inventive ways with traditional media.  Sculpture is on view throughout the 4+ acre garden.  In addition, the gallery offers 19th and 20th century American and European art, as well as significant Early Texas works.  The gallery has promoted artists internationally for over 65 years by curating exhibitions, showing in art fairs, publishing scholarly catalogues, and placing fine art in private and museum collections. Deborah BallardVera BarnettLu Ann BarrowKathy BoortzLloyd BrownSean CairnsLindy ChambersJohn CobbBrian CobbleRobert D. CockeDavid CollinsCarol CookAlex CornoDavid A. DreyerDavid EverettPhilip John EvettHenry FinkelsteinBarnaby FitzgeraldMalou FlatoBart ForbesLilian Garcia-RoigGinger GeyerDavid H. GibsonAllison GildersleeveMiles Cleveland GoodwinDavid HayesCindi HoltOtis HubandAnita HuffingtonEmily LaCourYing LiJason MehlMark MessersmithFred NaglerTrish NickellGail NorfleetMichael O'KeefeLuke SidesHadar SobolJane K. StarksJim StokerBob Stuth-WadeChaco TeradaValton TylerMary VernonDonald S. VogelAnne C. WearyAmy WerntzJim WoodsonMiguel Zapata 6616 Spring Valley Road
  Dallas, TX 75254 Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden
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  Van de Weghe Fine Art

  1018 Madison Avenue
  New York, NY 10075
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Carl AndreFrancis BaconJean-Michel BasquiatAlexander CalderLucio FontanaJean DubuffetKeith HaringDonald JuddFernand LégerSol LewittRoy LichtensteinRene MagritteHenri MatisseHenry MoorePablo PicassoRichard PrinceRobert RauschenbergGerhard RichterMark RothkoEd RuschaCindy ShermanRichard SerraFrank StellaAndy WarholCy TwomblyTom WesselmannChristopher Wool 1018 Madison Avenue
  New York, NY 10075 Van de Weghe Fine Art
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  Van Doren Waxter

  23 East 73rd Street
  New York, NY 10021
  
  

  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American

  
  

  Van Doren Waxter has a cross-generational program reflecting the shared vision of John Van Doren, Dorsey Waxter, Augusto Arbizo, and Elizabeth Sadeghi. It brings together foundations and estates with a roster of emerging and international artists specializing in artists working from the post-WWII era to the present with an emphasis on American Abstraction. The gallery represents the James Brooks Foundation, the Richard Diebenkorn Foundation, the Tom Fairs Estate, the Harvey Quaytman Trust, and the Hedda Sterne Foundation. Contemporary artists include Caetano de Almeida, Marsha Cottrell, TM Davy, Jeronimo Elespe, Volker Hüller, Brian Rochefort, Jackie Saccoccio, and Daisy Youngblood. Additionally, the gallery handles secondary market work specializing in John Chamberlain, Helen Frankenthaler, Hans Hofmann, Ellsworth Kelly, Lee Krasner, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Motherwell, Georgia O'Keeffe, Frank Stella, Wayne Thiebaud, and Anne Truitt, among others. The combined program positions contemporary artists who are actively creating new work within the context of historical artists. James Brooks FoundationMarsha CottrellCaetano de Almeida Richard Diebenkorn Jeronimo ElespeTom Fairs EstateVolker HullerGareth NyandoroHarvey Quaytman TrustMilton Resnick FoundationMariah Robertson Brian Rochefort Jackie Saccoccio EstateAlan Shields Estate Hedda Sterne Foundation Jack Tworkov EstateDaisy YoungbloodJoshua Nathanson John ChamberlainJoseph CornellMoira DryerJudy FiskinSam FrancisHelen FrankenthalerKatsura FunakoshiJoe GoodeArshile GorkyAl HeldEllsworth KellyRobert MangoldJohn McLaughlinGeorgia O’KeeffeEd Ruscha Dorothea Rockburne Mark di SuveroAnne Truitt 23 East 73rd Street
  New York, NY 10021 Van Doren Waxter
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  Various Small Fires

  812 North Highland Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90038
  
  1511 Commerce Street
  Dallas, TX 75201
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Various Small Fires (VSF) is a gallery owned and operated by Esther Kim Varet established in 2012 with locations in Los Angeles, California and Seoul, South Korea. VSF has presented the Los Angeles debuts of many internationally recognized emerging, mid, and late career artists like Liz Magic Laser, Josh Kline, Jesper Just, Billy Al Bengston, and Judith Linhares. VSF exhibitions are reviewed regularly by The Los Angeles Times, ArtForum, Art Review, Frieze, LEAP, and many other online and print publications.In 2014, Johnston MarkLee Architects designed the current VSF building with nearly 5,000 sq-ft (465 sq-m) of exhibition space, including a unique sound corridor for year-round audio art programming. VSF is also one of the few commercial venues to have a dedicated outdoor gallery for large-scale sculpture and installation. In April 2019, VSF opened a second location in the Hannam-dong neighborhood of Seoul, South Korea. This new ground floor storefront added an additional 1,000 sq-ft (93 sq-m) of exhibition space in Asia. VSF takes social responsibility seriously. The majority of our represented artists are women. The gallery uses 100% solar energy to operate its exhibition spaces and goes to great lengths to reduce our carbon footprint and eliminate plastic by-products. Math BassGina BeaversBilly Al BengstonAshley BickertonDiedrick BrackensJessie Homer FrenchWill GabaldónThe HarrisonsLiz Magic LaserNikki S. LeeJudith LinharesChe LovelaceJoshua NathansonSean RaspetCalida RawlesLezley SaarAnna Sew HoyGlen WilsonMark Yang 812 North Highland Avenue
  Los Angeles, CA 90038 1511 Commerce Street
  Dallas, TX 75201 Various Small Fires
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  Venus Over Manhattan

  55 Great Jones Street
  New York, NY 10012
  
  39 Great Jones
  New York, NY 10012
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 2012 by Adam Lindemann, Venus Over Manhattan is dedicated to curated exhibitions both historic and contemporary, which cast a unique and often iconoclastic view on the work of established artists or artists whose works have been somewhat overlooked. Noteworthy exhibitions and presentations have included those dedicated to Roger Brown, Bernard Buffet, Billy Al Bengston, William N. Copley, Walter Dahn, Roy De Forest, John Dogg, Jack Goldstein, Maryan, Peter Saul, and H.C. Westermann, Joseph Elmer Yoakum. The gallery also presents exhibitions by a roster of established artists including Katherine Bernhardt, Alexander Calder, Maurizio Cattelan, Mike Kelley, John McCracken, Cady Noland, Raymond Pettibon, Andy Warhol, and Franz West. In 2023, the gallery closed its East 65th location and expanded to 39 Great Jones Street, inaugurated with a solo exhibition of work by Richard Mayhew Peter SaulRoger BrownMaryanRoy De Forest Joseph Elmer Yoakum Keiichi Tanaami Alexander Calder Billy Al BengstonJudith BernsteinJohn Dogg Ed Paschke H.C. WestermannJim Nutt 55 Great Jones Street
  New York, NY 10012 39 Great Jones
  New York, NY 10012 Venus Over Manhattan
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  Vielmetter Los Angeles

  1700 South Santa Fe Avenue, #101
  Los Angeles, CA 90021
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Film, Video, New Media
  • Painting
  • Performance
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Nick AguayoEdgar ArceneauxMy Barbarian Math BassWhitney BedfordSadie BenningEllen BerkenblitAndrea BowersSarah Cain Kim DingleSean DuffyNicole EisenmanLouise FishmanGenevieve GaignardKarl HaendelStanya KahnRaffi KalenderianMary KellySamuel Levi JonesHugo McCloud Dave McKenzieRodney McMillianYunhee MinWangechi MutuElizabeth NeelMy BarbarianRuben OchoaAngel OteroPope.LMary Reid Kelley & Patrick KelleyDeborah RobertsSteve RodenPaul Mpagi SepuyaDasha ShishkinAmy SillmanJohn SonsiniMickalene ThomasNicola TysonMonique van GenderenTam Van TranEsther Pearl WatsonPatrick Wilson 1700 South Santa Fe Avenue, #101
  Los Angeles, CA 90021 Vielmetter Los Angeles
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  Von Lintel Gallery

  2525 Michigan Avenue, Unit A7
  Los Angeles, CA 90404
  
  

  • Contemporary
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Photography, Vintage
  • Prints

  
  

  Founded by Tarrah von Lintel almost 30 years ago, Von Lintel Gallery has continually developed its discerning curatorial point of view. The gallery predominantly features painting, photography and unique works on paper that are forward-thinking and challenging while maintaining a strong sense of aesthetic tradition. Focusing on a selective roster of artists who quietly push the boundaries of medium and materiality, the gallery exhibits art that will continue to engage the viewer over time.  Tarrah von Lintel began her career in Paris, working first with Galerie Claire Burrus and then Thaddeus Ropac before opening her own gallery in Munich in 1993. Her gallery featured many NY artists, some of whom she continues to represent today, leading to her move to NYC’s growing Chelsea district in 1999. After 15 successful years in NY, the gallery relocated to Los Angeles, in recognition of LA’s growing importance on the international art scene.  Von Lintel artists have shown or placed work in important public collections, among them The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Museum of Modern Art; The Whitney Museum of American Art; The Getty Museum; The International Center of Photography; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; Los Angeles County Museum of Art; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; the High Museum; The Getty; the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art; and Londonʼs National Gallery of Art. Carolyn M. Blackwood Rosemarie FioreCatherine HoweIzima KaoruJoseph MinekFloris NeusussOsceola RefetoffJoe RudkoJoachim SchulzAccra SheppMelanie WillhideChristiane FeserAlexandra HedisonValerie JaudonChuck KeltonAntonio MuradoKate PetleyMiles RegisChristopher RussellJeffrey RothsteinMark SheinkmanJoni SternbachJohn Zinsser Roger AcklingNorbert BiskyMarco BreuerSarah CharlesworthAlan CharltonJohn ChiaraJeronimo ElespeStephen EllisYvonne EstradaLotte JacobiFarah KarapetianMarie Jo LafontaineEva LundsagerKlea McKennaJohn NewmanDavid RowWendy Small Joseph StashkevetchAllyson StrafellaMichael WaughTommy White 2525 Michigan Avenue, Unit A7
  Los Angeles, CA 90404 Von Lintel Gallery

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  Meredith Ward Fine Art

  44 East 74th Street, Suite G
  New York, NY 10021
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • North American

  
  

  Flora CrockettLarry DayJoseph FioreSteve Wheeler Milton AveryCharles BiedermanArthur B. CarlesFlora CrockettArthur DoveMarsden HartleyEdward HopperJohn MarinGeorgia O'KeeffeFairfield PorterIrene Rice Pereira Edith SchlossCharles ShawJoseph StellaAlbert SwindenClara TiceCharmion von Weigand 44 East 74th Street, Suite G
  New York, NY 10021 Meredith Ward Fine Art
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  Washburn Gallery

  177 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10011
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  177 Tenth Avenue
  New York, NY 10011 Washburn Gallery
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  Weinstein Hammons Gallery

  908 West 46th Street
  Minneapolis, MN 55419
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • Photography, Contemporary

  
  

  Nicolas AfricanoCharles BiedermanCass BirdEdward ButynskyElliott ErwittAnnie LeibovitzVera LutterRobert MapplethorpeMagnus NilssonRuben NuszGordon ParksDavid RathmanNancy RexrothAugust SanderAlec SothPaolo Ventura 908 West 46th Street
  Minneapolis, MN 55419 Weinstein Hammons Gallery
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  Michael Werner

  4 East 77th Street
  New York, NY 10075
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Michael Werner opened his first gallery in Berlin in 1963 with the premiere exhibition of Georg Baselitz. In 1969 Galerie Michael Werner was established in Cologne, in 1990 Michael Werner Gallery opened in New York City, and in 2012 Michael Werner Gallery opened in London. Over five decades Michael Werner Gallery has remained committed to working with some of the most important artists of the twentieth century, including Marcel Broodthaers, James Lee Byars, Enrico David, Peter Doig, Jörg Immendorff, Per Kirkeby, Markus Lüpertz, A.R. Penck, Sigmar Polke and Peter Saul. Kai AlthoffHurvin AndersonGeorg BaselitzMarcel BroodthaersJames Lee ByarsAaron CurryEnrico DavidPeter DoigJörg ImmendorffPer KirkebyEugène LeroyMarkus LüpertzErnst Wilhelm NayA.R. PenckGianni PiacentinoSigmar PolkePeter SaulDon Van Vliet Hans ArpJoseph BeuysErnst Ludwig KirchnerWilhelm LehmbruckPiero ManzoniFrancis PicabiaKurt Schwitters 4 East 77th Street
  New York, NY 10075 Michael Werner
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  Weyhe Gallery

  Post Office Box 217
  Mount Desert, ME 04660
  
  

  • 18th and 19th Century
  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Latin American
  • North American
  • Prints

  
  

  Post Office Box 217
  Mount Desert, ME 04660 Weyhe Gallery
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  Worthington Gallery

  3500 North Lake Shore Drive, Suite 5C
  Chicago, IL 60657
  By Appointment
  
  San Francisco, CA
  By Appointment
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Contemporary
  • German Expressionism
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Prints
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Museum quality artworks. German Expressionism, Blauer Reiter, Bauhaus, and Neue Sachlichkeit, etc. working with collectors and museums internationally. The gallery organizes international travelling exhibits and publishes catalogues. Also featured is Naive Art (self-taught). Worthington Gallery is a long time member of the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) and the International Fine Print Dealers Association (IFPDA). Max BeckmannErnst BarlachLovis CorinthOtto DixAugust Wilhelm DresslerLyonel FeiningerConrad FelixmüllerWalter GramattéGoerge GroszErich HeckelHannah HöchHans HofferAlexej von Jawlensky Wassily KanindskyIda KerkoviusErnst Ludwig KirchnerPaul KleeOskar KokoschkaGeorge KolbeKäthe KollwitzAlfred KübinWilhelm LehmbruchAugust MackeFranz MarcEwald Matare Gabriele MünterLudwig MeinerEdvard Munch Emil NoldeMax PechsteinKarl Schmidt-RotluffGeorg TappertHeinrich ZilleUwe BangertHorst JanssenMichael TriegelMarc Velten Max BeckmannErnst BarlachLovis CorinthOtto DixAugust Wilhelm DresslerLyonel FeiningerConrad FelixmüllerWalter GramattéGoerge GroszErich HeckelHannah HöchHans HofferAlexej von Jawlensky Wassily KanindskyIda KerkoviusErnst Ludwig KirchnerPaul KleeOskar KokoschkaGeorge KolbeKäthe KollwitzAlfred KübinWilhelm LehmbruchAugust MackeFranz MarcEwald Matare Gabriele MünterLudwig MeinerEdvard Munch Emil NoldeMax PechsteinKarl Schmidt-RotluffGeorg TappertHeinrich ZilleUwe BangertHorst JanssenMichael TriegelMarc Velten 3500 North Lake Shore Drive, Suite 5C
  Chicago, IL 60657 San Francisco, CA Worthington Gallery

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  Yares Art

  745 Fifth Avenue
  New York, NY 10151
  
  1570 Pacheco St., Suite A1
  Santa Fe, NM 87505
  Appointment Recommended
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  Yares Art evolved from Riva Yares Gallery, founded in 1964 in Scottsdale, Arizona and in 1991 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Yares Art has since open a Gallery on Fifth Avenue and 57th Street in New York and a private viewing space in Palm Springs. The primary focus is the representation of the Color Field School, including artists Gene Davis, Thomas Downing, Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Frank Stella and exclusively representing Larry Poons. Yares Art has represented the Estate of Milton Avery since 1971. Milton AveryFletcher BentonByron BrowneSean CavanaughGene DavisThomas DowningFriedel DzubasHelen FrankenthalerDorothy FrattHans HofmannMartin Cary HorowitzPenelope KrebsMorris LouisJoan MitchellManuel NeriKenneth NolandJules OlitskiLarry PoonsFrank StellaEsteban Vicente Milton AveryFletcher BentonByron BrowneSean CavanaughGene DavisThomas DowningFriedel DzubasHelen FrankenthalerDorothy FrattAdolph GottliebHans HofmannMartin Cary HorowitzPenelope KrebsMorris LouisJoan MitchellManuel NeriKenneth NolandJules OlitskiLarry PoonsEsteban Vicente 745 Fifth Avenue
  New York, NY 10151 1570 Pacheco St., Suite A1
  Santa Fe, NM 87505 Yares Art
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  YOSHII

  980 Madison Avenue, Suite 302
  New York, NY 10075
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary
  • Asian
  • European
  • North American
  • Drawings
  • Painting
  • Photography, Contemporary
  • Sculpture

  
  

  Founded in 1990, Yoshii Gallery has established itself as a prominent fixture in the art world, offering important works by 20th century masters and leading contemporary artists. The gallery is known for using its intimate space to create carefully curated, museum caliber exhibitions for both group and solo shows. Over the past 30 years, the gallery has produced an impressive array of shows by world-renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso, Alberto Giacometti, Henri Matisse, Mark Tobey, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Nobuyoshi Araki, Taizo Kuroda, On Kawara, Lee Ufan, Eric Fischl, Kenny Scharf, and Jake and Dinos Chapman, to name a few. Along with such well-known artists, the gallery has also introduced exciting young talent such as Makoto Ofune, Benny Safdie, Victoire Bourgois, and Gen Saratani into the contemporary art market. Since 1990, Yoshii Gallery has continually produced thought-provoking shows that highlight both established and emerging artists working in a wide range of media. In 1994, the exhibition of Giacometti’s “Early Works in Paris” was selected by the International Association of Art Critics as the second best gallery exhibition in the United States. In 2005, the gallery’s exhibition “Tadao Ando: Process of Creation” marked the first time the architect’s personal drawings were displayed in a commercial institution. Yoshii Gallery has also presented a number of exhibitions that explored the contrasting and distinctive cultures of the East and West, such as “Picasso & Hokusai” in 1999 and “Giacometti & Japanese Sculpture” in 1998. 980 Madison Avenue, Suite 302
  New York, NY 10075 YOSHII

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  David Zwirner

  525 West 19th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  52 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013
  
  537 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  519 West 19th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  533 West 19th Street
  New York, NY 10011
  
  34 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021
  
  

  • Modern (1900-1950)
  • Postwar
  • Contemporary

  
  

  David Zwirner is a contemporary art gallery with locations in New York, London, Paris, and Hong Kong, and currently represents over seventy artists and estates. The gallery has been home to innovative, singular, and pioneering exhibitions across a variety of media and genres. Active in both the primary and secondary markets, the gallery has helped foster the careers of some of the most influential artists working today, and has maintained long-term representation of a wide-ranging, international group of artists.In 1993, David Zwirner opened his eponymous gallery on Greene Street in New York’s SoHo neighborhood. In 2002, Zwirner relocated his gallery from SoHo to West 19th Street in Chelsea. In 2012, the gallery expanded, opening in an eighteenth-century Georgian townhouse on Grafton Street in the heart of London’s Mayfair district. Coinciding with its twentieth anniversary in February 2013, David Zwirner inaugurated a new five-story exhibition and project space on West 20th Street in New York. In September 2017, the gallery opened a new space in a townhouse on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and launched David Zwirner Online, the gallery’s online viewing room. David Zwirner’s first gallery in Asia opened in January 2018 in the H Queen’s building in Central Hong Kong. In October 2019, David Zwirner opened its first Paris gallery. In October 2021, David Zwirner will open 52 Walker, a new gallery space in New York programmed and led by Director Ebony L. Haynes.In addition to the gallery program, David Zwirner produces content through David Zwirner Online; David Zwirner Books, the gallery’s publishing arm that launched in 2014; and the podcast Dialogues, which premiered its first season in 2018. Tomma AbtsAnni AlbersJosef AlbersFrancis AlysNjideka Akunyili CrosbyHarold AncartMamma AnderssonDiane ArbusLucas ArrudaRuth AsawaKatherine BernhardtMichael BorremansCarol BoveR. CrumbRaoul De KeyserRoy DeCaravaStan DouglasMarlene DumasMarcel DzamaWilliam EgglestonDan FlavinSuzan FreconIsa GenzkenFelix Gonzalez-TorresYun Hyong-KeunDonald JuddOn KawaraToba KhedooriPaul KleeBarbara KrugerShio KusakaYayoi KusamaNate LowmanPhlip-Lorca diCoricaSherrie LevineKerry James MarshallGordon Matta-ClarkJohn McCrackenJoan MitchellJuan MuñozGiorgio MorandiOscar MurilloAlice NeelJockum NordstromChris OfiliBlinky PalermoRaymond PettibonSigmar PolkeNeo RauchAd ReinhardtJason RhoadesBridget RileyThomas RuffRobert RymanFred SandbackJan SchoonhovenDana SchutzRichard SerraJosh SmithYutaka SoneAL TaylorDiana ThaterWolfgang TillmansRirkrit TiravanijaLuc TuymansAndra UrsuţaMerrill WagnerJames WellingDoug WheelerFranz WestRose WylieChristopher WilliamsJordan WolfsonLiu YeLisa YuskavagePortia Zvavahera 525 West 19th Street
  New York, NY 10011 52 Walker Street
  New York, NY 10013 537 West 20th Street
  New York, NY 10011 519 West 19th Street
  New York, NY 10011 533 West 19th Street
  New York, NY 10011 34 East 69th Street
  New York, NY 10021 David Zwirner