What happens when solid, unyielding industrial materials are transformed into fluid, sweeping forms that appear to defy gravity and breath with life? For sculptor Jiyoon Lee, the physical realm is …
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The Weight of Normal Things at Sofy Gallery Finds Extraordinary Meaning in Everyday Life
Subheadline: In Chelsea, Susan P. Martin, Patrick-Earl Barnes, and Mara Clemente explore the emotional significance of ordinary people, fleeting moments, and imperfect details in an exhibition that asks viewers to …
At Gladstone Gallery in New York, twelve monumental sculptures transform gemstones, resin, and traces of the artist’s own body into an meditation on impermanence. A waterfall is never still. It …
At Sundaram Tagore Gallery in Chelsea, Miya Ando transforms thousands of Japanese rain words into meditative fields of indigo, silver, graphite, and light. Discover the exhibition: What does rain look …
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Lee Bul: The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun at Hauser & Wirth — The Beautiful Ruins of Tomorrow
In West Chelsea, Lee Bul turns technological ambition into floating monuments, fractured architectures, and luminous surfaces where utopian dreams collide with fragility. A futuristic airship hovers above the gallery floor. …
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Lee Bul: The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun at Hauser & Wirth — When Utopia Begins to Look Like a Ruin
In her first exhibition with Hauser & Wirth, Lee Bul brings monumental sculptures, mother-of-pearl paintings, and hybrid architectural forms to West Chelsea, confronting the beauty and instability of humanity’s technological …
- New York
Lynda Benglis: KNOTTING, TYING, FOLDING at Pace Gallery — The Sculpture of Gesture, Gravity, and Material
Subheadline:At Pace Gallery in Chelsea, Lynda Benglis turns knots, folds, pleats, ceramics, glass, bronze, paper, and surface into a five-decade investigation of movement—where sculpture behaves like painting and gesture becomes …
Subheadline:At Lisson Gallery Chelsea, Hiroshi Sugimoto revisits the American Museum of Natural History’s dioramas, transforming constructed habitats into meditations on photography, illusion, memory, and the unstable boundary between nature and …
In his first major New York solo exhibition in nearly a decade, the Japanese artist brings new paintings, drawings, monumental sculptures, and early works to Chelsea There is something deceptively …
In Chelsea, Anthony McCall turns projected light into something that feels almost physical—inviting viewers to walk through evolving geometric forms and experience cinema as architecture, sculpture, sound, and time. What …
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