ARTISTS
2025
Pace announced its representation of the Los Angeles-based artist Lauren Quin, who is known for her expansive, vibrant abstractions in which she orchestrates layers of colors, and symbols to describe, deconstruct, and interrogate the entanglement of real and pictorial space.
Square steel bars give way to knotted branches covered with patina in Alicja Kwade鈥檚 monumental meditation on time.
In Telos Tales, Polish-German contemporary visual artist Alicja Kwade (b. 1979) manipulates ordinary materials and systems into metaphysical investigations.
Pace announced its representation of the German-born, Los Angeles-based artist Friedrich Kunath, who is known for his layered, lyrical work across painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, and video.
Her enigmatic sculptural systems interrogate truth, time and the human desire to fix meaning in a universe governed by flux.
Pace is presenting Alicja Kwade: Telos Tales, an exhibition of new work by Alicja Kwade, at its 508 and 510 West 25th Street galleries in New York.
As the city鈥檚 art scene hits its springtime high, these ten standout exhibitions鈥攆rom Tribeca to Chelsea鈥攁re setting the season鈥檚 tone.
鈥淧ainting is such a mystery. It鈥檚 about the alchemy, the vision and the magic,鈥� the artist told Observer ahead of the opening of her New York debut.
Pace is presenting There is something that stays, Kylie Manning鈥檚 first major solo exhibition in New York, across its 510 and 540 West 25th Street galleries.
2024
This show will spotlight works produced by Penn throughout his 70-year career, including selections from his Worlds in a Small Room series...
Her new body of work at Pace makes visible a contemplative inner landscape inspired by a period of solitude in nature.
Pace presents an exhibition of new, large-scale paintings by Pam Evelyn at its 510 West 25th Street gallery in New York.
This month, Marian Goodman opened her new space in Tribeca鈥攁 thoughtfully renovated building at 385 Broadway.
Pace鈥檚 current exhibitions鈥擬ary Corse: Presence in Light, Joel Shapiro: Out of the Blue, and Jiro Takamatsu: The World Expands鈥攚ill close on October 26 and November 2, respectively.
Pace announced its representation of artist Li Hei Di, who explores human embodiment, displacement, and intimacy in luminous paintings that blend abstraction and figuration.