595 Madison Avenue, 4th Floor (57-58)

Robert Freeman – Black Ties: Robert Freeman uses gestural brush strokes, bold colors and layered paint application to create vibrant scenes depicting the jubilant social lives of the Black middle class.

Gallery Talks: 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm & 3pm
Gallery Director Alan Adelson will discuss our current exhibition, Robert Freeman: Black Ties.

Gallery Hours: 11am-4pm

1018 Madison Avenue, 3rd Floor (78-79)

This is our first solo show with Alyina Zaidi, a London-based artist from New Delhi and Srinagar. Guided by intuitive mark making, Zaidi builds, in her own words, “magical landscapes” where rituals occur and symbolism abounds.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

25 East 73 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Emily Nelligan: Early Drawings – Alexandre is pleased to present Early Drawings, a selection of rarely exhibited charcoal drawings by Emily Nelligan (American, 1924-2018). The stirringly evocative works span the early years of her artistic practice, reflecting the start of her lifelong commitment to the landscapes of Cranberry Island, Maine, her sole subject.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5:30pm

40 East 75 Street (Madison-Park)

1016 Madison Avenue (78-79)

Audubon and 16th-19th century natural history watercolors; rare books and maps.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

22 East 81 Street, #1 (Madison-Fifth)

Introspective Reflection is a result of artist, Ron Hicks, merging two seemingly disparate painting styles- abstraction and classical realism. The paintings in this exhibition begin with traditional portraiture in look and style but Hick’s mastery of the medium allows the inherent realism to be overtaken by color and the abstract patterning created with the paint.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

39 East 78 Street, Suite 402 (Madison-Park)

Elena Sisto: Trickster Makes This World (For Lewis Hyde)

Gallery Talk: 2pm
Jennifer Coates and Stephen Ellis in conversation with the artist.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

956 Madison Avenue, Suite 2F (75-76)

Ceysson & Bénétière is pleased to present a solo exhibition of recent sculptures by French-Portuguese artist Wilfrid Almendra (b. 1972). Frequently, Almendra juxtaposes the quiet serenity of the natural world with clean modernist architecture, staging a poetic interplay between man-made structures and the spontaneous designs of the environment.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

25 East 73 Street (Madison-Fifth)

In our latest exhibition: Gapu-Buḏap – Crossing the Water by celebrated Yolŋu artist Gunybi Ganambarr, D’Lan Contemporary showcases intricate artworks rendered on a canvas of metal and bark, transcending geographical and cultural boundaries, delivering a narrative that speaks to and beyond the New York audience.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

41 East 57 Street (Madison-Park)

Featuring a collection of contemporary artists’ works on papers and editions.

Gallery Hours: 11am-3pm

24 East 81 Street, 4th floor (Madison-Fifth)

Radical Artists of the 1960s/1970s: Between Geometry and Gesture
Barry Le Va, Bruce Nauman, Richard Serra, Dorothea Rockburne, stanley brouwn

In radically expanding materials, overturning disciplinary hierarchies, and challenging the very idea of what art could be, these pioneering artists irrevocably altered contemporary art.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

34 East 69 Street (Madison-Park)

David Zwirner is pleased to present an exhibition exploring the art and legacy of self-taught American painter Jon Serl (Joseph Searles, 1894–1993). Organized by the gallery in collaboration with the artist Sam Messer, this exhibition will feature a robust selection of works by Serl as well as those by contemporary painters—including Messer, Katherine Bradford, Louis Fratino, Brook Hsu, Andy Robert, Dana Schutz, and Josh Smith—who are inspired by his imaginative compositions.

Artist Experience: 3pm-6pm
Artist Sam Messer will host a special life drawing event to celebrate the final day of No straight lines, an exhibition exploring the legacy of self-taught American painter Jon Serl.  Kindly RSVP for this experience at events@davidzwirner.com

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

13 East 69 Street, Suite 4F (Madison-Fifth)

American Modernism.

Gallery Hours: 11am-4pm

16 East 79 Street, Suite G2, Garden Level (Madison-Fifth)

Kristy Gordon: Map of the Universe presented by Garvey|Simon. Surrealist figurative paintings: celebrations of women and other marginalized groups explored through the lens of mysticism and spirituality.

Gallery Talks: 1pm, 2pm and 3pm
Book Signing.

Gallery Hours: 12pm-4pm

980 Madison Avenue, Suite 305 (76-77)

Selection of Post-War and Contemporary artworks.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5:30pm

18 East 81 Street (Madison-Fifth)

John McCracken: Abstract Pastel and Gouache Works on Paper from the 1970’s.  A selection of 1970’s pastel and gouache works on paper by John McCracken will be on display.

As well, we will have additional works on view by John Wesley, Vicky Colombet, and Françoise Gilot.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

1018 Madison Avenue, 5th & PH Floors (78-79)

Francis Picabia & Harold Ancart: 7 Paintings and 1 Painting Curated by Harold Ancart. Presented by Galerie 1900 – 2000.

Jacques Villeglé: The French Flâneur (works from 1947 to 2006) Curated and presented by Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

39 East 78 Street, Suite 301 (Madison-Park)

Recent artworks by Hubertus von Hohenlohe.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5pm

24 East 78 Street (Madison-Fifth)

American Modernism: The Zorachs , Max Weber, Harold Weston.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

23 East 67 Street (Madison-Fifth)

A solo presentation of the late Ghanaian master painter Atta Kwami. It mark the artists first exhibition in the US since his passing in 2021.

Gallery Talk: 1:30pm
Gallery Directors, Justin Davy and Sarah Durning will provide a walkthrough of the exhibition.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

17 East 67 Street, Suite 1A (Madison-Fifth)

Experience our exhibition on view.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

1018 Madison Avenue (78-79)

Highlights from the contemporary and modern program: Jean Arp, Jules Allen, McArthur Binion, Alexander Calder, Torkwase Dyson, Theaster Gates, Alex Katz, Judy Ledgerwood, Jaume Plensa, Leon Polk Smith, and Evelyn Statsinger.

Gallery Walkthrough: 1pm

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

35 East 67 Street, Suite 4F (Madison-Park)

The Body Inherent: Emilia Azcárate & José Gabriel Fernández. Absence implies the invisible, the unheard and the unfelt, yet it is sensed as present in the abstract works of Emilia Azcárate and José Gabriel Fernández. Both artists subject form to an emphatic reduction and deport modulated color to focus on the solid obstinacy of white or black.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

16 East 79 Street, 2nd Floor @ Galerie Mourlot (Madison-Fifth)

HG Fine Art with Galerie Mourlot is pleased to present: City in Gold, a solo exhibition of new impressionist paintings by North Carolina based artist Geoffrey Johnson. Featuring scenes of New York in brilliant gold pigments as well as monochromatic works without color.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

41 East 57 Street (Madison-Park)

Hirschl & Adler Modern is pleased to present Poetry of Place, a solo exhibition of thirteen new oil paintings by John Moore. This is the artist’s fifteenth solo exhibition with Hirschl & Adler Modern, marking nearly forty years of representation with the gallery.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

41 East 57 Street, Suite 801 (Madison-Park)

Extra! Extra! News Photographs 1903-1975 features iconic images from significant events like the first Ford car, suffragist protests, the atom bomb, baseball highlights, Civil Rights movements, political assassinations, Woodstock, and the Vietnam War, creating a visual history of the U.S.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

32 East 67 Street (Madison-Park)

Presenting the premier exhibition for Japanese painter Ikuro Yagi: Grand Nature in the United States.

Gallery Talk: 2pm
More than ten painted and collaged works on Japanese washi paper, wood panels, and canvas speak to a universal language of nature and city life in Japan through the visual medium of sumi ink and nihonga. The permeating theme of Yagi’s paintings is the unspoken healing effect of nature on the human soul; a gentle reminder that endless kindness is at the fingertips.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

34 East 67 Street, 3rd Floor (Madison-Park)

Kapoor Galleries presents Pantheon of Power—a selection of artwork that allows viewers to step into a realm where divinity meets majesty. The formidable powers of Indian deities and the commanding presence of architectural marvels are to be met face-to-face in this range of paintings, sculptures, prints, and photography. From the all-encompassing energy of Krishna and the warrior strength of Durga, to the serene scenes of the sacred Jain Temples in Calcutta, these artworks on view reflect the influence these iconographies hold over the cosmos and human life.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

31 East 72 Street (Madison-Park)

Kate Oh Gallery presents “ Brave Girls” by Àngels Grau, a Spanish artist renowned for her portrayal of physical and metaphorical strength. This series offers a bold statement that encourages girls to confront challenges, harness their inner strength, and transform the world.

Gallery Talks: 12pm, 2pm & 3pm
Join us for a curator’s tour of our exhibition.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

15 East 71 Street, Suite 2B (Madison-Fifth)

… whatever pieces come your way, part 2
A Selection of 20th Century and Contemporary American Art

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

23 East 73 Street, 5th floor (Madison-Fifth)

Kati Gegenheimer: Passages
Gegenheimer’s paintings are devoted expressions of love, luck, and time.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

35 East 76 Street (Madison-Park)

View the private art collection of the Valmont Group.  From Sol Lewitt to Woodrow Nash, many American artists are showcased in this collection surrounded by the world of luxury Swiss skincare & fragrance collections.  You can view pieces designec by owner and creative director Didier Guillon, with exclusive collaborations with French tableware, Bernaud and Murano glassmaker Leonardo Cimolin,

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

22 East 80 Street, Ground Level, The Fine Arts Building (Madison-Fifth)

Leila Heller Gallery is delighted to present a solo exhibition of works by Ran Hwang. Residing in Seoul and New York City, Hwang is renowned for her intricate contemporary installations, featured in numerous private and public collections, including The Brooklyn Museum and The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul.

Artist Talk: 4:30pm
Our featured artist, Ran Hwang, will be giving a private tour.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

17 East 67 Street, Suite 1A (Madison-Fifth)

The current exhibition will be a display of American paintings and sculpture from the 19th – 20th Centuries. We will highlighting the American Modernist Georgina Klitgaard.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

15 East 71 Street, Suite 2A (Madison-Fifth)

Women artists and depiction of women in American Art.

Gallery Talk: 12pm
American Women artists.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5:30pm

595 Madison Avenue (57-58)

Innovators in the field of sculpture, Isamu Noguchi and Katsumi Nakai shared an exceptional ability to translate their Japanese cultural heritage into new geographic contexts. The show highlights the importance of concealment and revealing as artistic processes that underline both practitioners’ work.

Gallery Talk: 1pm
Join Gallery Director Alma Luxembourg for a discussion about our exhibition.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

1130 Madison Avenue (84-85)

Memor Museum presents its first major exhibition, “Sanxingdui Encounter: A 12k Micro-viewing of National Treasures.” On global tour, this exhibition explores the ancient archaeological site of Sanxingdui in Sichuan, Province China, through 12k digital immersion, VR, and 1:1 artifact replicas.

Museum Hours: 10am-2pm

4 East 77 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Francis Picabia: Femmes: An exhibition of painting by the French modern master Francis Picabia. Starting in the 1920s and extending into the 1950s, the exhibition charts the last three decades of Picabia’s career through the singular, classic, and favored subject matter of women.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

45 East 78 Street (Madison-Park)

Mnuchin Gallery is honored to announce Homage to Frank Stella. In commemoration of both his life and artistic legacy, the selected works illuminate the enduring significance of Stella’s diverse and exploratory oeuvre through seminal examples spanning from 1958 to 2023.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5:30pm

1088 Madison Avenue (81-82)

Marcie Soloway, an oil/canvas paint artist will have her artwork on display in our store. She focuses mainly on beautiful colors and children’s portraits.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm.

1046 Madison Avenue (79-80)

Every Man A Lookout: Giant Binoculars of the Imperial Japanese Navy.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

16 East 79 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Onishi Gallery, a New York City gallery specializing in Japanese art, and KOGEI USA, a not-for-profit committed to promoting traditional Japanese craft, are proud to announce two exhibitions: The Spirit of Noto: Urushi Artists of Wajima and Waves of Resilience.

Curator’s Talk: 4pm
Held in collaboration with the Wajima Lacquer in New York Executive Committee, the exhibitions will assist earthquake recovery efforts in the Noto Peninsula, a historic center of high-quality lacquer production.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

19 East 66 Street (Madison-Fifth)

John Graham: A Mentor of Modernism.

Gallery Talk: 2pm
Jillian Russo, author of the exhibition’s catalogue essay, will provide a guided walk through of the show.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

964 Madison Avenue (75-76)

Rubin & Chapelle presents Tamar Halpern’s solo exhibition, showcasing a series of works under a signature long title that delves into the nature of visibility. Their paintings, sculptures, and video pieces reflect their ongoing exploration of profound questions.

Gallery Talks: 1pm, 2pm & 3pm
Curator Alaina Claire Feldman will converse with the artist.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

58 East 79 Street (Madison-Park)

Robert Ullmann: An Artist’s Dilemma: A life-size, 1922 self-portrait plaster by the Austrian artist (1903 – 1966).

Vistas: Landscapes from the Gallery Collection; 1760 through 1970. A survey of landscapes showing the development of Artists’ perception of nature.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

790 Madison Avenue, Suite 602 (66-67)

New acquisitions – a selection of works by Paul Jenkins, Norris Embry, Hans Hofmann, Norman Bluhm, Edda Renouf, Merce Cunningham, and others.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

20 East 79 Street (Madison-Fifth)

On view at Skarstedt is a dynamic group presenting works by artists such as André Butzer, Günther Förg, Secundino Hernández, KAWS, Marco Pariani, Richard Prince, Rudolf Stingel, and Christopher Wool, showcasing the breadth of our program.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5pm

16 East 71 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Generative Aesthetics: Gottfried Jager and Manfred Mohr are two German artists pioneers of the Generative Art and are exhibited for the first time in United States together. They are both influenced by Prof. Max Bense’s information aesthetics from the sixties.

Gallery Talk: 3pm
The gallery is pleased to host a gallery tour presenting the artworks of these two pioneers of Generative Art.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

958 Madison Avenue, 2nd Floor (75-76)

Back to the Future: The Paintings of Louise P. Sloane Works from 1976-2022, a retrospective exhibition that offers a holistic view of Louise P. Sloane’s career and creative transitions. Evident throughout is a fixation on patterns, geometry, and language, with a keen interest in materials that have the ability to diffuse colors and produce a luminous surface texture.

Artist Discussions:  2pm-6pm
The artist will be present in the gallery from 2 to 6pm to discuss selected works in the exhibition.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

22 East 80 Street, Floor 2 (Madison-Fifth)

We are presenting a solo exhibition focused on Jenny Holzer’s works on paper. Also on view will be tracings of documents from federal agency reports, investigations, military and intelligence operations, and other sources.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

9 East 63 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Japanese gold lacquer boxes.

Gallery Talks: 11am, 2pm & 4pm
Join us for a curator’s tour of our exhibition on view.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

1002 Madison Avenue (77-78)

White Cube is pleased to present ‘A SPELL OF GOOD THINGS’ by Ibrahim Mahama, the artist’s first solo exhibition in New York, which draws together ideas of physical labour, post-colonial collapse and reclamation.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm