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Ken Taylor Reynaga "Golden Hills" @ Shrine, NYC

Sun-drenched mountains set against bright blue skies loom hazily in Ken Taylor Reynaga’s paintings. The artist’s thickly painted canvases present landscapes and scenes that may look like an idyllic paradise at first glance, but which quickly register as something more complex and urgent. Like a mirage heralding a distant, blurry oasis, Reynaga conjures a tipsy feeling with paintings that are inviting, but also foreboding, as perspectives quickly shift and elements in the works are thrust in our direction.

October 07, 2025

Adam Dressner: Hello Stranger 2 @ 1969 Gallery, NYC

1969 Gallery is thrilled to present Adam Dressner: Hello Stranger 2, the artist’s debut solo gallery exhibition, and a continuation of his body of work first publicly displayed at Grand Central Terminal for 3 days last September.

October 06, 2025

Esmaa Mohamoud: What Does Webster’s Say About Soul? @ Roberts Projects, Los Angeles

Roberts Projects is pleased to present What Does Webster’s Say About Soul?, an exhibition by Esmaa Mohamoud and the artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery. Featuring a suite of new sculptures that build upon Mohamoud’s rich visual lexicon, this exhibition considers the loss of innocence experienced by Black youth and how these experiences become imprinted on the body, mind, spirit and soul.

October 01, 2025

Ghost Fires: Hayv Kahraman @ Jack Shainman Gallery, NYC

Jack Shainman Gallery is honored to present Ghost Fires, an exhibition of new work by Hayv Kahraman, the artist's fifth solo presentation with the gallery. Informed by Kahraman's longstanding exploration of displacement, this new body of work is also a response to the recent wildfires in Los Angeles and their direct effect on Kahraman and her family. In a text written specifically for the exhibition and included here in full, Kahraman reflects on the ongoing process of understanding these events and continuing to find meaning in the world around her:

October 01, 2025

Erik Parker Has the "Ice Breaker"

Ice Breaker is Erik Parker’s second solo exhibition at VETA by Fer Francés, holding a new body of work created specifically for this occasion. In this new project, the artist expands his distinctive visual language—rooted in Pop Art, the underground movement, and the American psychedelic subculture—into a series that is at once hallucinatory and precise.

September 30, 2025

Von Wolfe "The Space In Between" @ MARUANI MERCIER, Brussels

MARUANI MERCIER is delighted to present The Space In Between, an exhibition of new paintings by British artist Von Wolfe, opening on 4 September at our Brussels Gallery.

September 30, 2025

Tomokazu Matsuyama: Liberation Back Home @ SCAD Museum of Art, Savannah

Displaying works both within and on the façade of the SCAD Museum of Art, Tomokazu Matsuyama presents large-scale paintings and sculpture that blur distinctions between interiority and exteriority, Eastern and Western, and past and present. A first-generation Japanese American, the artist was born in Japan, moved to Southern California with his family at age of eight, and has spent more than two decades in New York channeling these experiences of cultural change and learning into his work. Matsuyama depicts figures within intricate domestic spaces, drawing from a broad visual vocabulary ranging from the refined tradition of Nihonga painting to contemporary Japanese aesthetics, and blending references to American editorial photography, the bold, graphic sensibilities found in West Coast subcultures, and icons of Eastern and Western art histories.

September 29, 2025

One Thousand Emotions: Ambera Wellmann @ Company Gallery, NYC

How the past sticks to us with such obstinacy! A dark age befell us once and never lifted, at least never for long. The first evil visionaries who enclosed the commons - the land and its fruits shared by a village - were the same who decided that the women doing something about it—righteous rioting against greed and hunger—were to also be enclosed: themselves, their bodies, their community, their productivity, and their children were to also become their visionary property.

September 29, 2025

Through the "Haze" with Sasha Gordon

David Zwirner is pleased to present Haze, the gallery’s first solo exhibition with New York–based artist Sasha Gordon since the announcement of her co-representation with Matthew Brown last year. Opening at the gallery’s 533 West 19th Street location in New York, this exhibition debuts a cycle of new paintings by Gordon that experiment with storytelling as they uncover the origin myth of her narrative worlds.

September 26, 2025

Ross Caliendo "Peace Fellow"@ Night Gallery, Los Angeles

Night Gallery is pleased to present Peace Fellow, an exhibition of new paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Ross Caliendo. This will be the artist's first solo exhibition at the gallery following his inclusion in the group exhibition Shrubs, 2022 and our 2025 Frieze Los Angeles presentation.

September 26, 2025

Jeff Zimmerman: Glass Light Nature

Manitoga / The Russel Wright Design Center and R & Company present Jeff Zimmerman: Glass Light Nature, a solo exhibition by the acclaimed glass artist in dialogue with the unique environments designed by Mary and Russel Wright.

September 25, 2025

Bisa Butler: Hold Me Close @ Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, Los Angeles

In Hold Me Close, Bisa Butler presents a powerful new series of quilted portraits that speak to the urgency of empathy, the weight of history, and the need for tenderness in times of crisis. This is the artist’s statement:

September 25, 2025

The "Perfect Days" of Nostalgia and Hazy Happiness in Kristof Santy's New Exhibition

M+B is pleased to present Perfect Days, an exhibition of new works by Kristof Santy. This marks Santy's third solo presentation with the gallery. In Perfect Days, Kristof Santy expands his universe of interiors, stylized gastronomy, and folkloric gestures, delivering a wry and affectionate catalogue of life’s minutiae. Borrowing its title from Wim Wenders’ 2023 film, an ode to repetition and routine, the exhibition continues Santy’s interest in figures and objects shaped by the daily rhythms of work, solitude, and observation. As in his earlier show Hermit, Santy remains tethered to the tasks that structure domestic space, but here, a quiet sociability emerges. The world is still structured by habit, but now he seems to peek over the hedges.

September 24, 2025

Danielle Mckinney's "Second Wind" in London

Galerie Max Hetzler, London, is pleased to present Second Wind, a solo exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Danielle Mckinney. This is the artist’s debut exhibition in the UK, and her second with the gallery.

September 23, 2025

Derek Fordjour "Nightsong" @ David Kordanksy, Los Angeles

David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to present Nightsong, its second solo exhibition by Derek Fordjour, on view through October 11, 2025. In the most radical transformation of David Kordansky’s Los Angeles gallery to date, Fordjour, in collaboration with Kulapat Yantrasast and the design studio WHY, will create an immersive, multifaceted experience combining painting, sculpture, live performance, and video. Additional collaborators include a music team led by Omar Edwards, including composer Jason White and Josiah Bell, and a video installation co-directed and edited by Kya Lou. Opening hours will be limited to 6 – 10 PM in reflection of Nightsong’s themes.

September 23, 2025

Chad Hasegawa Captures "The Chase Scene"

Good Mother Gallery is pleased to present The Chase Scene, a solo exhibition of new paintings by San Francisco based artist Chad Hasegawa, on view through October 24, 2025. Known for his bold abstractions that fuse precision with intensity, Hasegawa brings hard-edge minimalism into dialogue with atmosphere, emotion, and movement. With The Chase Scene, he turns painting into an exploration of momentum itself, transforming color and form into meditations on pursuit, suspension, and release.

September 23, 2025

The "Freaks" Move Downtown: GR Gallery Opens Space in Tribeca with Kazy Chan, Satoru Koizumi and Suanjaya Kencut

When Tod Browning directed his seminal film, Freaks, in 1932, there wasn't the notion that it would become one of the most notorious and influential early American horror films. In the film, Browning reframes the idea of the circus “freak” as a close-knit, moral community, juxtaposed with the conventionally beautiful characters (the trapeze woman Cleopatra and the strongman) as selfish, cruel, and venal. The film argues that outward “normality” does not equal moral superiority. The film upends who counts as “normal” or “monstrous,” critiques social and moral hypocrisy, and forces viewers to confront their own appetite for spectacle.

September 22, 2025

Danielle Orchard "Firstborn" @ Perrotin, Los Angeles

Perrotin is pleased to present Danielle Orchard’s first solo exhibition with the gallery in Los Angeles. In her latest exhibition, Firstborn, the American artist traces the transformative and fragile terrain of early parenthood, where moments of quiet vigilance, sudden intensity, and tender care unfold alongside the rhythms of daily life. Her new paintings capture intimate encounters and, drawing on art historical references, examine the interplay between the physical and the symbolic.

September 22, 2025

Ginny Casey: Opposite of Hollow @ Megan Mulrooney, Los Angeles

Megan Mulrooney is pleased to present Opposite of Hollow, an exhibition of new paintings by Ginny Casey. The exhibition will run through November 1, 2025.

September 19, 2025

Pablo Benzo: Time Traveler and Other Fragile Detours @ The Hole, NYC

The Hole is pleased to present Time Traveler and Other Fragile Detours the New York solo debut of Berlin-based Chilean painter Pablo Benzo (b. 1982, Santiago), opening next Friday in our Tribeca space. The exhibition will feature five new paintings and six works on paper, inspired by works from the Peggy Guggenheim collection and her groundbreaking New York gallery Art of This Century. That 1940s venue introduced Surrealism and Cubism to a New York audience hungry for new ideas, and its experimental spirit will be echoed here in the design of the show and in the opening night celebration.

September 19, 2025

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