When Hercules Laughed: Siena Bronze at the Frick
Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500 opens October 15 and runs through January 18, 2027, the Frick Collection.
Wistful Latency: Eve Ackroyd, Call If You Need Me, Turn Gallery
Call If You Need Me, a solo exhibition with Eve Ackroyd is at Turn Gallery on the Upper East Side.
First Look: “Like New”: Roy Lichtenstein at the Whitney
The first New York retrospective of Roy Lichtenstein since 1993 opens October 11 at the Whitney.
Arlene Shechet: She Said She Said at Pace Gallery
Michael Wolf on Arlene Shechet: She Said She Said, open through October 24, at Pace Gallery in Chelsea
Passages and Thresholds: Sculpture and Installation at The Armory Show
Michael Wolf’s walkthrough of The Armory Show 2026
A Lichtenstein Appetizer Before the Main Course at the Whitney
The fall two-parter casts a long-overdue spotlight on an American master whose sweeping career helped redraw the boundaries of contemporary art.
Engineering the Impossible: Art Meets Formula 1 on Fifth Avenue
Lightness of Form, an exhibition of objects created by British designer Terence Woodgate and race car engineer John Barnard, now open at Carpenters Workshop.
Countercurrents at The Clemente: The International Puppet Fringe Festival
The fourth International Puppet Fringe Festival NYC now open at the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center on the Lower East Side.
At David Zwirner this Fall, Yoshitomo Nara’s Enduring Punk Rock Spirit
The Japanese artist’s first solo exhibition with David Zwirner, opens October 29 across the gallery's West 19th and West 20th Street spaces in Chelsea.
Radiant Belonging: Elliott Green’s Lost Horizon
Elliott Green's "Lost Horizon," a thrilling blur of cloud, mountain, and light, is at Miles McEnery Gallery through August 14 at Miles McEnery Gallery
The Strange Geometry of Cake: Andreas Schulze at Sprüth Magers
Now open at Sprüth Magers' Upper East Side gallery, Cake, Andreas Schulze's first New York show with his long-time gallery.
Material Memory at Hollis Taggart Downtown
Material Memory, a group show showing at Hollis Taggart Downtown through June 20.
Dena Paige Fischer: Implements for Deviation at Parent Company Gallery
Dena Paige Fischer | Implements for Deviation open though June 27 at Parent Company, 54 E Broadway, NYC
The Studio, Unraveled: Lisa Yuskavage at David Zwirner
Lisa Yuskavage, one of the most provocative figurative painters of her generation, brings her fleshy luminosity to Zwirner, Chelsea
The Blur Between: Gerhard Richter's Enduring Duality at David Zwirner
David Zwirner opens a survey pairing Richter's photorealist landscape paintings with selected abstract works as Christie's prepares to sell a selection of his works for an estimated $65 million.
The Problem with Showing Duchamp
Staging Marcel Duchamp inside a museum, like the Museum of Modern Art, or a gallery, like Gagosian’s new space on Madison Avenue, is really asking too much.
Philip Guston Outside the Hood: Intimacy and Iconography at Hauser & Wirth
The latest show at Hauser & Wirth's 18th Street gallery is an intimate portrait of the New York School pioneer settled comfortably into his latter day domestic self.
At the Met, Raphael’s Punk Rock Renaissance
Raphael: Sublime Poetry, opening at The Met on March 29, brings together more than 200 works in the first major U.S is a reminder that what later generations took as doctrine began as disruption.
Before the Whitney: Gagosian Visits Roy Lichtenstein's Brushstrokes
IN advance of a coming Whitney retrospective of the work of Roy Lichtenstein, Gagosian offers a look at one of Lichtenstein’s most persistent ideas: the brushstroke itself.