18 East 79 Street (Madison-Fifth)

“Miquel Barceló” presents over two dozen new paintings and a selection of recent ceramic works by the Spanish artist. Featuring the artist’s signature use of layered materiality, vivid color, and richly textured surfaces.

Gallery Talk: 3pm
Director Esperanza Sobrino will provide an overview of Miquel Barceló and the exhibition on view at Acquavella.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5pm

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

We are pleased to exhibit a collection of 19th and 20th century American Impressionist and Realist paintings by artists including Mary Cassatt, Maurice Prendergast, John Singer Sargent, and Andrew Wyeth.

Gallery Hours: 12pm-5pm

1016 Madison Avenue (78-79)

Audubon, Maps of the American Revolution, World Maps, and Scenes from South America.

Galleries Hours: 10am-6pm

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

Bonner David Galleries a premier destination for contemporary and traditional art, is thrilled to celebrate its fifth year in NYC. To mark this significant milestone, the gallery has curated a special anniversary exhibition featuring a selection of new works from the gallery’s represented artists. The exhibit will reflect the gallery’s commitment to bringing diverse artistic visions to the forefront, as well as celebrating the creative energy that has defined the gallery’s first five years in New York.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

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

Hiroyuki Hamada: New Sculpture

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

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

Solo exhibition with new works by Vietnamese artist Bao Vuong.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

41 East 57 Street (Madison-Park)

Christofle is featuring the limited edition Perspectives collection by Mathias Kiss, from exceptional silverware pieces to smaller objects. Although deeply inspired by the great tradition of French classicism and exceptional craftsmanship, Mathias Kiss feels a strong need to break free from tradition. He seeks to disrupt established codes, infusing his work with a modern energy that pushes boundaries and brings a fresh perspective to his practice.

Gallery Talk: 1pm
Discussing the works of Mathias Kiss.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

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

Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments
Celebrating the Artist’s Centennial

Exhibition design by David Hartt

Celebrated artist, poet, and philosopher, Ian Hamilton Finlay revitalized the classical tradition in a body of work that encompasses various creative forms celebrating the power of words.

34 East 69 Street (Madison-Park)

David Zwirner presents the first U.S. solo exhibition of Japanese artist Yu Nishimura, featuring dreamlike paintings that combine oil and tempera techniques and draw influence from photography and landscape—evoking time, memory, and contemporary life.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

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

Alan Bray: Inhabited Landscape.  Curated by Elizabeth Garvey, this exhibition explores the woodsy, quiet interior of Maine through Bray’s intimate landscape paintings in casein tempera.

Gallery Hours: 12pm-4pm

744 Madison Avenue (64-65)

Di Donna Galleries is pleased to present “The Surrealist Collage: Where Dreams and Reality Meet”. Organized in collaboration with Timothy Baum— a renowned poet, essayist, collector, and expert in Dada and Surrealism— the exhibition will showcase a significant collection of collages by leading Surrealist artists.

Gallery Talk: 2pm
Gallery tour of “The Surrealist Collage: Where Dreams and Reality Meet” led by exhibition collaborator Timothy Baum – a renowned poet, essayist, collector, and expert in Dada and Surrealism.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

980 Madison Avenue, Suite 305 (76-77)

Edward Tyler Nahem is renowned for its exceptional presentations of Modern, Post-War, and Contemporary art. The gallery is currently exhibiting artworks by Alexander Calder, Alex Katz, Yayoi Kusama, Willem de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, Tom Wesselmann, and more.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5pm

18 East 81 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

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

Galerie 1900-2000 (PH floor): Eduardo’s birthday party on Ave. Gabriel with works by Arshile Gorky, Roberto Matta, and Wifredo Lam, curated by Oscar Murillo.

Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois (5th floor): Windchimes and Prayers with works by Julia Wachtel, Wendy White & Jason Yates.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

24 East 78 Street (Madison-Fifth)

East/West focuses on the varied topography and people in this country – the subjects for American artists since the 18th century. By concentrating on works created after 1900, a clear distinction emerges between the artwork inspired by the West or Southwest versus the more traditional paintings and sculpture created by East Coast artists.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

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

A selection of fine American paintings and American and European sculpture, spanning a time-period from the 1840’s through the 20th Century.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

1018 Madison Avenue, Floor 2 (78-79)

“Real Monsters in Bold Colors: Bob Thompson and Candida Alvarez” explores the interplay between two artists who have reshaped the discourse of figurative and abstract traditions.

Gallery Talk: 12pm
Join us for a tour of “Real Monsters in Bold Colors: Bob Thompson and Candida Alvarez” with GRAY Senior Director Raven Falquez Munsell.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

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

Henrique Faria is pleased to present QUÉESCULTURA?, an exhibition that reconsiders the boundaries of sculpture through the lens of Latin American artistic innovation from the mid-twentieth century to today. Taking its name from a play on words in the work by Diana López—¿Qué escultura? (What sculpture?) and ¿Qué es cultura? (What is culture?)—the exhibition investigates the dynamic intersection between object, environment, artist, and spectator.  QUÉSCULTURA? highlights Latin American perspectives that have long contributed to reshaping how we experience and define “art”.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

764 Madison Avenue (65-66)

Silver City: New Works by Geoffrey Johnson
We are delighted to present new paintings of Manhattan by Geoffrey Johnson. Using a minimal palette, consisting of neutral shades of gray, Johnson’s works are elegant, introspective and sophisticated. Iconic scenes of the city range from Fifth Ave to downtown’s McSorleys Old Ale House. Also on view will be large scale paintings of the city and the Hamptons by longtime New York artist Susan Grossman.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

41 East 57 Street, 9th Floor (Madison-Park)

Hirschl & Adler Modern is delighted to announce an exhibition of early works by American Abstract Expressionist painter Franz Kline (1910–1962). The installation will feature more than 20 paintings and works on paper from 1940 to 1950, before Kline débuted his large-scale black-and-white canvases in his first solo exhibition at the Charles Egan Gallery, New York, in 1950.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

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

ARTIST TALKS: 1pm-3pm
From 1 to 3 pm, Clark Winter will be guest at the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York City to present and sign copies of his new book, Here to There. Photographs from the Road Ahead (Damiani, 2025).

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

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

Kapoor Galleries proudly presents Heightened with Gold, our spring exhibition and accompanying 2025 catalog which commemorates the gallery’s 50th anniversary and role in advancing global appreciation of the ancient and classical fine arts of India and the Himalayas. Heightened with Gold honors the multi-generational leadership of Kapoor Galleries dedication in procuring and showcasing a distinguished collection of artworks which have captivated collectors, scholars, and the public for over half a century—bringing ancient craftsmanship and spiritual narratives into contemporary discourse.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

31 East 72 Street (Madison-Park)

Nevil Dwek is a New York-based artist whose work explores the intersection of memory, sensory experience, and narrative transition, shaped by his background in filmmaking. His pieces capture the essence of place and time through personal memories, using windows as metaphors for the mind’s landscapes, inviting viewers to reflect on their own past. Dwek works across photography, painting, and writing, creating artworks that blend the surreal and the real by printing them onto aluminum and other materials. He founded DMR Productions, a motion picture and photography company.

Gallery Talks: 12pm and 1pm
Join us for a curator’s tour of our exhibition.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

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

Kristen Lorello is delighted to present the gallery’s second solo exhibition of artist Jeremy Stenger. The exhibition includes paintings and works on paper that feature layered botanical forms.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

35 East 76 Street (Madison-Park)

WHEN ART MEETS BEAUTY… Enter into a world of beauty from skincare, fragrances, to unique art pieces from the private collection of the Fondation Valmont. In this jewel box on the Upper East Side, discover American artists from Sol Lewitt, Woodrow Nash and more. Custom murano pieces from Aristide Najean and collaboration on fine fragrance bottles by Leonardo Cimolin and Didier Guillon.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

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

Sculpture Show.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

26 East 64 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Though Marcelo Bonevardi’s birthplace was Buenos Aires, the formative years that
shaped his artistic sensibilities were spent in Córdoba, Argentina, where his family
relocated when he was six years old. The relative isolation of Córdoba from the
avant-garde movements flourishing in Buenos Aires during the early twentieth century
meant that Bonevardi’s earliest artistic influences came from within his own household.
His mother, who had studied painting in Perugia, Italy, possessed a collection of
Renaissance masterwork reproductions that young Bonevardi frequently duplicated,
developing both a mastery of traditional perspective and an enduring fascination with
spiritual and mystical themes. Complementing these artistic foundations was the
practical education he received accompanying his father, an architect, to various
construction sites.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

19 East 64 Street (Madison-Fifth)

The Human Situation: Marcia Marcus, Alice Neel, Sylvia Sleigh.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

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

Lincoln Glenn gallery will be exhibiting a collection of 19th to 20th century American Art with highlights from each period in between.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

595 Madison Avenue (57-58)

Luxembourg + Co., New York, will open René Magritte: The Phantom Landscape, an exhibition that explores Magritte’s unconventional engagement with the genre of landscape painting in his work. The show will bring together a group of important paintings by the Belgian master, including loans from major institutions such as The Museum of Modern Art, New York, and the Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, among others. In addition, the display will include a site-specific response to Magritte’s work by contemporary artist Laure Prouvost.

Gallery Talk: 2pm
Join us for a tour of our exhibition.

Gallery Hours: 12pm-4pm

1130 Madison Avenue (84-85)

Ingenuity of Craftsmanship showcases exquisite works that celebrate traditional techniques and contemporary artistry, highlighting the precision, innovation, and cultural heritage embedded in each handcrafted piece.

Gallery Talks: 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm & 4pm
Join us for a Gallery Talk exploring the stories behind each work in Ingenuity of Craftsmanship, revealing how age-old techniques meet modern creativity to shape a dialogue between heritage, material, and artistic vision.

Museum Hours: 12pm-5pm

4 East 77 Street (Madison-Fifth) & 1018 Madison Avenue, 4th Floor (78-79)

An exhibition of new works by Sanya Kantarovsky.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

45 East 78 Street (Madison-Park)

Mnuchin Gallery presents “Franz Kline.” Featuring loans from major institutions and prominent private collections, the exhibition highlights Kline’s conceptual depth and formal power, reaffirming his pivotal role in Abstract Expressionism and contemporary art.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5:30pm

1046 Madison Avenue (79-80)

The Most Powerful Historic Naval Binoculars in the World.

Gallery Hours: 11am-5pm

16 East 79 Street (Madison-Fifth)

KOGEI + ART
Onishi Gallery is pleased to showcase contemporary works that celebrate Japanese traditional craftsmanship and innovation. Featured artworks vary in mediums and categories of KOGEI, including metalwork, lacquerware, ceramic, screen and painting.

Artist Talk: 3pm
Artist Talk by jewelry artist and Kintsugi philosopher George Inaki Root.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

19 East 66 Street, Floor 4 (Madison-Fifth)

This exhibition celebrates the enduring influence of Surrealism in the psyche and creative processes of 15 contemporary artists, with much of the work created specially for the show. These contemporary pieces will be placed in conversation with works by historic artists Giorgio de Chirico, Leonor Fini, Yves Tanguy and Leonora Carrington. The show examines the many ways in which a movement formed over a century ago continues to be relevant to artists working today.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

19 East 66 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Gertrude & Balcomb Greene.

Gallery Talk: 2pm
Guided walk-through of the Gertrude & Balcomb Greene exhibition.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

964 Madison Avenue (75-76)

Austrian artist Andreas Müller investigates the preconditions of images and objects by addressing metaphysical themes. Originally informed by sculpture and art theory Andreas is interested in the relationship status between these fields and has been working with photography and moving image as intermediaries for years. Lately he has returned to sculpture, while retaining the abstract geometric forms and the principle of scattering – be it fog or light itself – in his artistic language. The works on view explore the balance between cultural and natural artifacts.

Artist Talk: 1pm and 2:30pm
Learn from artist Andreas Müller.

Gallery Hours: 12pm-3:30pm

58 East 79 Street (Madison-Park)

100 Small-Scale Works: 1800-1950.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5pm

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)

Exhibition on Martin Kippenberger: The Late Paintings.

Gallery Hours: 10am-5pm

16 East 71 Street (Madison-Fifth)

The first solo show in the United States of Pe Lang ( B.1974, Switzerland) is conceived as a space of embodied flux and analog certainty, the exhibition draws viewers into an oscillation between precision mechanics and minimal formalisms, inviting contemplation of time, motion, and material transformation. Lang’s work delves into new modes of sensory experience, exploring non-digital technologies and material science while drawing from Switzerland’s rich heritage of watchmaking and precision engineering.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

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

Rosemarie Trockel’s two-part project – opening concurrently at Sprüth Magers and Gladstone in New York – continues to develop motifs and themes from the artist’s multi-layered œuvre. The new works created especially for the show at Gladstone are connected through a network of cross-references to both new pieces and rarely shown historical works at Sprüth Magers.

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm

8 East 67 Street (Madison-Fifth)

Japanese Ceramics: Medieval to Contemporary.

Gallery Talk: 12pm, 2pm and 4pm
Join us for a curated tour of our exhibition

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm

1065 Madison Avenue (80-81)

Community Event
The Tulipán Foundation is building something new—and we want you to help shape it. Experience the ancient art of felt-making as we craft a panel for a traditional Hungarian yurt, an artistic centerpiece and gathering space in our future home.

Gallery Talks: 10am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm and 4:30 pm
Learn about the cultural significance of yurts—ancient felt-covered dwellings used by nomadic peoples, including early Hungarians. Discover how this symbol of hospitality and community will become a living work of art at Tulipán’s new headquarters.

Community Event Hours: 10am-6pm

1002 Madison Avenue (77-78)

Ilana Savdie’s large-scale, visceral paintings explore themes of performance, excess, resistance and transgression. Her solo exhibition ‘Glottal Stop’ at White Cube New York debuts a new body of work that wrangles with what the artist has termed ‘a frantic paralysis’: a state in which urgency and inaction exist in constant friction.

Gallery Hours: 10am-6pm