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The Hole is pleased to present Herbivore, the gallery's summer group exhibition. This plant-forward show gathers artists whose works feature flora in all its forms: flowering, fruiting, sprouting and climbing.

After several years during which galleries have focused relentlessly on narrative and figurative work, I feel a vibe shift in the air. Is it wishful thinking or is abstract painting roaring back? 

Independent has announced the participants for the 16th edition of the fair, taking place at Spring Studios, Tribeca, New York, from May 8th–11th, 2025.

New York’s Independent art fair has named the 82 galleries that will take part in its upcoming 16th edition, scheduled to take place May 8–11 at Spring Studios in Tribeca.

This month, Marian Goodman opened her new space in Tribeca—a thoughtfully renovated building at 385 Broadway. 

For the 30th edition of The Armory Show, Whitewall highlights a selection of its favorite presentations—from sculptures and paintings to large-scale installations and more.

It was a hot, muggy, and sweaty day when I entered the Hole gallery to meet with my friend Robert Curcio to view Shahbazi’s work.

The Hole is proud to present Signs From Above, a solo show by Gosha Levochkin, the artist's second with the gallery.

‘Horripilation’ is on view at its Bowery location and features work by Alic Brock, Rita Maikova, Tim Brawner and more.

Andy Dixon's New York debut, Joy, is an invitation to frolic through art history and the gallery with softly-hued acrylic and pastel.

The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is back for its 21st edition in Miami this year, with 139 participating galleries and nonprofit art organizations set to participate.

Over 40 galleries in Lower Manhattan will remain open until 8pm on Friday, September 8, in celebration of Armory Week.

The Hole is proud to present Re_Spawn, our second solo exhibition by Minneapolis-based artist Mathew Zefeldt. Zefeldt creates paintings of simulated worlds where time and mortality cease to exist.

Going on its second edition, the fair boasts an intimate setting filled with some of the best emerging art galleries from around the world.

Brooklyn-based art writer Vittoria Benzine approaches life like a fourth grade science project, with a particular affinity for control variables.