Merrill Wagner: Marking Time
Until Apr 18
Six decades of Wagner's process-based sculptures, paintings, and photographs
Chelsea Galleries Art Crawl
Tucked into converted warehouses and industrial buildings in the shadow of the High Line, Chelsea's gallery district is one of the most concentrated in the world. Gagosian, David Zwirner, Hauser & Wirth, Pace and more — all within a few blocks of each other. These are the exhibitions on now.
Showing 7 museums and 12 exhibitions
David Zwirner 537 West 20th
Major international contemporary art gallery representing leading contemporary artists including Yayoi Kusama and Kerry James Marshall
Gagosian 522 West 21st
Global contemporary art powerhouse with multiple New York locations, representing blue-chip contemporary and modern artists
Hauser & Wirth 443 West 18th
Hauser & Wirth's Chelsea gallery and bookshop presenting major exhibitions by leading modern and contemporary artists.
Hauser & Wirth 542 West 22nd
One of the world's most influential galleries, Hauser & Wirth's Savile Row space presents major exhibitions by leading modern and contemporary artists, from Louise Bourgeois to Rashid Johnson.
Lisson Gallery New York
Historic contemporary art gallery with New York location in Chelsea, pioneering minimalism and conceptual art
Pace Gallery New York
Major international contemporary art gallery founded in 1960, representing leading artists across multiple locations worldwide
Chuck Close: On Paper
Until Apr 25
Watercolors, Polaroids, and prints spanning five decades of Close's portraiture
Emmet Gowin: Baldwin Street: Photographs 1966–1994
Until Apr 25
Mostly unpublished intimate family photographs from Gowin's six-decade archive
Sam Gilliam: STITCHED
Until Apr 25
US debut of Gilliam's stitched canvases born from a 1993 Irish residency
Maysha Mohamedi: Maysha the Fool
Until Apr 25
16 new spiritual paintings by Mohamedi after a year-long break from the studio
White Cube New York
Major contemporary art gallery with New York location in Chelsea, representing artists including Tracey Emin and Antony Gormley
