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If Red Hook Open Studios is Brooklyn’s intimate, waterfront version of an open studios weekend, Gowanus Open Studios is the big one. Now marking its 30th year, it’s organized by the nonprofit Arts Gowanus and brings more than 400 artists across over 90 locations – making it, by most accounts, the largest single art event […]

If Red Hook Open Studios is Brooklyn’s intimate, waterfront version of an open studios weekend, Gowanus Open Studios is the big one. Now marking its 30th year, it’s organized by the nonprofit Arts Gowanus and brings more than 400 artists across over 90 locations – making it, by most accounts, the largest single art event

Every Angel Is Terrifying is a multimedia installation by Dane Manary and Shayna Strype that brings together kinetic sculptures with projected animation, video, photography, and early optical illusions, including Pepper’s Ghost, to explore what exists just beyond the edges of perception. The exhibition takes its title from Rainer Maria Rilke’s ‘Duino Elegies’, in which the

While most of Brooklyn’s gallery scene runs on a rotating exhibition calendar, Red Hook does something different one weekend each October: the neighborhood’s working artists throw open the doors of their actual studios, inviting the public into spaces that are normally private. It is less polished than a gallery opening and more direct – you

New Lower East Side Gallery Openings The Lower East Side’s September openings are well underway, and October brings a second wave. Between mid-month solo shows, a few multi-artist presentations, and a big late-October opening at Perrotin, there is plenty of new work to see on the neighborhood’s compact grid of storefront galleries. Here is what

Whitney Museum of American Art presents Coumba Samba: Stars and Stripes in its free Floor 1 lobby gallery at 99 Gansevoort Street, Manhattan, September 19, 2026–January 18, 2027. The installation pairs bold modernist geometry and national-flag colors with sculptural forms modeled on depleted-uranium shells to examine resource extraction, colonial power, and nuclear systems. Organized by

From January 22–31, 2027, join The Winter Show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City. Celebrated as America’s premier art, antiques, and design fair, The Winter Show brings together over 70 internationally renowned dealers, presenting extraordinary works that span 5,000 years of history and cultures. From masterful paintings and furniture to works on

Iconic Imaginations Recent Work by Kathleen King Viridian Artists is pleased to present Iconic Imaginations, an exhibition of recent work by Kathleen King, on view from September 29 through October 17, 2026. King’s chimera-like figures explore mythology, archetypes, and the dualities of the human experience. Drawing on ideas of guardians, angels, demons, and opposing energies,

Jim Watt Explores the Complexity of Red in Marcus and Red, a New Painting Exhibition at Jim Kempner Fine Art in Chelsea Jim Kempner Fine Art presents Marcus and Red, an exhibition of new oil paintings by Jim Watt. On view September 26 through October 18, 2026, at 501 West 23rd Street (entrance on 10th

Got a movie you keep talking about making? Give it 30 days! Join Prospect Heights Art Club in Prospect Park on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 3–6 PM for the Failed Film Festival 5 Launch Event. Bring your friends and neighbors. You can make your own team or be matched with one. No fancy camera

Bushwick Open Studios 2026 Returns September 18–20 with Seeking Spaces Opening Exhibition and Hundreds of Participating Venues Across Bushwick Arts in Bushwick presents Bushwick Open Studios 2026 (BOS2026), the annual community-driven arts festival celebrating the artists, studios, galleries, performance spaces, businesses, and organizations that make Bushwick one of the world’s most recognized creative neighborhoods. The

Bushwick Open Studios 2026 Returns September 18–20 with Seeking Spaces Opening Exhibition and Hundreds of Participating Venues Across Bushwick Arts in Bushwick presents Bushwick Open Studios 2026 (BOS2026), the annual community-driven arts festival celebrating the artists, studios, galleries, performance spaces, businesses, and organizations that make Bushwick one of the world’s most recognized creative neighborhoods. The

Federica Patera and Andrea Sbra Perego Transform Language Into Textile at Scavolini SoHo Gallery for New York Textile Month Scavolini SoHo Gallery presents The Way Words Turn, a site-responsive exhibition-event by Italian artist duo Federica Patera and Andrea Sbra Perego, presented in conjunction with New York Textile Month. On view September 17 through October 13,

the29.art Opens Added Values + / a generous landscape at PS122 Gallery in the East Village, Running Through October 31 PS122 Gallery presents Added Values + / a generous landscape, an exhibition by the29.art, an intergenerational collective of self-identified women artists working across painting, photography, sculpture, film, performance, installation, and immersive media. On view October

The Untitled Space Opens The “DREAM” Exhibition, a 50-Artist Group Show Curated by Indira Cesarine, in Tribeca Through October 3 The Untitled Space presents The “DREAM” Exhibition, a group show curated by artist and gallery founder Indira Cesarine in collaboration with The Untitled Magazine. On view September 21 through October 3, 2026, at 45 Lispenard

Hearne Pardee: Landscaping — New Exhibition at Bowery Gallery, Chelsea A new exhibition of recent paintings and collages from Hearne Pardee opens this month at Bowery Gallery in Chelsea, marking both a personal transition and the culmination of five decades of work. About the Exhibition Landscaping reflects Pardee’s move from the West Coast to the

Giving Artists a Place in the Contemporary Art Landscape Arts to Hearts Magazine is an international contemporary art publication by the Arts to Hearts Project, focused on discovering artists, presenting their work through professional editorial features, and creating opportunities for their practices to reach wider audiences. In September 2026, the magazine is entering its 15th

STEVE REICH PROJECT 2026: REICH90 Merkin Hall / Kaufman Music Center, New York Wed, Oct 14th 2pm To celebrate the 90th birthday of legendary composer Steve Reich, internationally acclaimed percussionist Kuniko Kato brings her acclaimed STEVE REICH PROJECT to North America with performances in New York City, Los Angeles, and Vancouver. Leading a dynamic ensemble

Manhattan Gallery Guide: New Contemporary Art Exhibitions by Neighborhood (September 2026) September is the single best month of the year to see contemporary art in New York. After the traditional August lull, galleries across Manhattan sync their openings to the weeks around Labor Day – timed just ahead of the Armory Show – so nearly

New Lower East Side Gallery Openings: Your Guide to Manhattan’s September 2026 Contemporary Art Exhibitions If Chelsea is New York’s art establishment and Tribeca is its blue-chip newcomer, the Lower East Side is where the city’s contemporary art scene stays young and unpolished. Concentrated around Orchard, Eldridge, Grand, and Rivington Streets, LES galleries lean toward emerging

New Tribeca Gallery Openings: Your Guide to Manhattan’s September 2026 Contemporary Art Exhibitions Over the past decade, Tribeca has quietly overtaken Chelsea as New York’s most talked-about gallery district – and September 2026 shows exactly why. Blue-chip powerhouses like David Zwirner, Marian Goodman, and Hauser & Wirth have set up flagship spaces alongside a dense cluster of

New Chelsea Gallery Openings: Your Guide to Manhattan’s September 2026 Contemporary Art Exhibitions Fall is the busiest season on the Chelsea gallery calendar, and September 2026 is no exception. After the traditional August lull, Chelsea’s contemporary art galleries have synced their openings to the first few weeks of September – well ahead of the Armory Show –

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Viridian Artists is pleased to announce A WORLD UNTO ITSELF, an affiliate group exhibition featuring the work of SUSAN COSTES, BART DLUHY, KAZUO ISHIKAWA, VERNITA NEMEC, ROBERT T. ROGERS, SUE ROLLINS, and KRISTEN STRUEBING-BEAZLEY. The exhibition will be on view September 8–26, 2026, with an Opening Reception on Thursday, September 10, from 6–8 PM, and

Hereditaments is a meditation on obsolescence and a communion between the form and function of a decidedly bygone industrial site. Using photochemical film, Sonia Rosa Kahn charts the limits of a place’s knowability. Rejected tax documents, legal charters, and microfilm clippings from newspapers flash in a 16mm web of information, revealing mostly practical matters: a

Conduits of the Unseen: Women Artists Imagine Other Worlds presents eighteen artists spanning the twentieth century who gave visual form to spirits, cosmic forces, and other planes of consciousness, from mediums who worked through séance and spirit contact to Surrealists who conjured alternate realities on canvas. The show is grounded in the work of Paulina

Marcie Vesel Bronkar’s, WHAT REMAINS…, showing at Prince Street Gallery in Chelsea September 8 – October 3, 2026. Opening reception : Saturday Sept 12, 2-6pm “WHAT REMAINS… Marcie Vesel Bronkar’s return to Prince Street Gallery for her second solo exhibition, marking a decisive turning point in her work. After decades as an abstract expressionist and

Barkha Dance Company Premieres icchā, a New Solo Kathak Work, at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center This September Barkha Dance Company presents the world premiere of icchā, a new interdisciplinary solo kathak work by choreographer and Artistic Director Barkha Patel, at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, 199 Chambers Street in Tribeca. Performances take place September

Textile Art Gallery NYC Opens Fiber Iterations, a Juried Show of 53 Fiber and Textile Artists, in Chelsea Through August 28 Textile Art Gallery NYC presents Fiber Iterations, a juried group exhibition showcasing the breadth and innovation of contemporary fiber and textile art. On view August 3 through August 28, 2026, the show opens with

Carol Bove’s First Museum Survey Fills the Guggenheim’s Rotunda on the Upper East Side Through August 2 Carol Bove, the first museum survey and largest exhibition to date of the work of American sculptor Carol Bove, is on view through August 2, 2026, at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1071 Fifth Avenue, on the Upper

Fred Tomaselli’s “Blooms Disrupted” on View at James Cohan in Tribeca James Cohan presents Blooms Disrupted, an exhibition of new and recent work by Fred Tomaselli. The show opened with a reception on Friday, May 15, 2026 and remains on view through June 26, 2026 at the gallery’s 48 Walker Street location in Tribeca. This

Katherine Bernhardt’s “Peanut Butter and Jelly” on View at CANADA in Tribeca CANADA presents Peanut Butter and Jelly, a solo exhibition of new paintings by Katherine Bernhardt. The show is on view through June 20, 2026 at 60 Lispenard Street in Tribeca, Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am–6 pm. Peanut Butter and Jelly draws directly from

David Byrne and Saul Steinberg Meet Across Generations at 125 Newbury in Tribeca On view May 28 through August 1, 2026, 125 Newbury presents David Byrne/Saul Steinberg: Influence and Affinity, a two-person exhibition that places works on paper, prints, and collages by the Romanian-American artist Saul Steinberg in direct conversation with drawings and a new

Xiaorui Huang’s “Between Ash and Light” Opens at Coil & Cord in Brooklyn Coil & Cord Studio presents Between Ash and Light, the first solo exhibition in New York City by painter and mixed-media artist Xiaorui Huang. The show opens with a public reception on Thursday, May 28, 2026 from 6:30–9 pm and remains on

“Interconnecting Lines” Opens at One Art Space in Tribeca This June Artio Gallery presents Interconnecting Lines, an international group exhibition on view at One Art Space in Tribeca from June 3–13, 2026, with an opening reception on Friday, June 5 from 6–8 pm at 23 Warren Street, New York. Interconnecting Lines brings together a diverse

The Untitled Space Opens “DREAM” Issue and Exhibition Call for Artists The Untitled Magazine and The Untitled Space are accepting submissions for The “DREAM” Issue and Exhibition, an open call for contemporary artists working across all mediums. The early submission deadline is June 21, 2026, with a standard deadline of July 12, 2026. The issue

Pamela Loewen’s “Garden Series” Opens at Textile Art Gallery NYC This June Textile Art Gallery NYC presents Garden Series, a solo exhibition by award-winning Michigan artist Pamela Loewen. The show opens with a public reception on Tuesday, June 30, 2026 from 4–6 pm and remains on view through July 31, 2026 at 529 West 20th

“Vital Forms” Opens at Textile Art Gallery NYC in Chelsea This June Textile Art Gallery NYC presents Vital Forms, a group exhibition featuring six artists united by a single conviction: cloth is capable of far more than most people assume. The show opens with a public reception on Saturday, June 13, 2026 from 3–5 pm

“Gesture, Perception, Identity” Opens at Alessandro Berni Gallery in Chelsea This June Alessandro Berni Gallery presents Gesture, Perception, Identity, a three-person exhibition featuring Denise Jones Adler, Lauralee Franco, and Eva March. The show opens with a public reception on Thursday, June 4, 2026 from 6–9 pm and remains on view through June 14, 2026 at

1324 House Opens Applications for Founding Summer Artist Residency in Brooklyn 1324 House is accepting applications for its founding summer cohort, an intimate artist residency inside a Brooklyn living art house. The summer residency runs June 15 through August 31, 2026, with priority placement closing June 4, 2026. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis