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March Gallery Updates: A Wave of New Openings🍀

Issue #98

📌 Highlights

🚨 Check out Michael Heizer at Gagosian and Yasumasa Morimura & Charles Atlas at Luhring Augustine before they close at the end of the month.

🎉  It’s the perfect time for some gallery walks, with recent openings including Chuck Close at Pace, David Lamelas at Dia Chelsea, and more. Elizabeth Peyton at David Zwirner and Roy Lichtenstein at Gagosian open tomorrow, March 19 with receptions. Many more noted below.

📣 The New Museum is reopening this weekend with four exhibitions!

🎙️ Artist Talk | Paul Chan on March 19, 1pm via Zoom.

🚨 Last Chance

Michael Heizer: Negative Sculpture

📍 Gagosian

⏰ closing March 28

❓two new negative sculpture installations (as well as related drawings) inquiring into the formal possibilities of line, size, and negative spaces

Michael Heizer, Negative Sculpture, 2026, installation view, Artwork © Michael Heizer, Photo: Maris Hutchinson, Courtesy Gagosian

Yasumasa Morimura & Charles Atlas: Anamneses

📍 Luhring Augustine

⏰ closing March 28

❓highlighting two artists whose practices explore distinctive and vibrant views related to gender and identity

âśš Zarina: Beyond the Stars is also closing with woodcuts, collages, prints, and more exploring language, memory, and home

If you’re hungry for more…

Jongsuk Yoon: Azalea Spring is closing at Marian Goodman on March 21 (Soho) | abstract landscapes of memory and nature

Agnieszka Kurant: Recursion is closing at Marian Goodman on March 21 (Soho) | conceptual works on collective intelligence

🎉 Just In

Chuck Close: On Paper

📍 Pace

⏰ opened March 12 (through Apr 25)

❓showcasing Close’s innovative, grid-based portraiture practice which redefines large-scale representation

Also opened at Pace:

Maysha Mohamedi: Maysha the Fool opened March 10 (through Apr 25) | abstract paintings

Emmet Gowin: Bladwin Street: Photographs 1966-1994 opened March 12 (through Apr 25) | intimate family portraits

Sam Gilliam: STITCHED opened March 12 (through Apr 25) | geometric stitched, painted canvases

 

David Lamelas: The Machine

📍 Dia Chelsea

⏰ opened March 6 (through Jan 16)

❓major survey of Lamelas’s multidisciplinary practice exploring his Ceonceptual work across film, performance, and installation, focusing on time, information, and perception

Elizabeth Peyton: mountains in my heart (the death of Sapedon)

📍 David Zwirner

⏰ opening March 19 (through May 2), with a reception on Mar 19, 6-8pm

❓contemporary figurative portraiture within an international context of historical and modern influences

Merrill Wagner: Marking Time opened March 12 (through Apr 18) | geometric works

Isa Genzken: VACATION opened March 13 (through Apr 18) at Walker St | experimental mixed media

Roy Lichtenstein: Paintings with Scattered Brushstrokes

📍 Gagosian

⏰ opening March 19, with a reception at 6-8pm

❓centered on Lichtenstein’s iconic brushtroke motif, using Pop aesthetics to reinterpret painterly gesture and the language of Abstract Expressionism

âž• Theaster Gates: Dave: All My Relations is opening March 26

Peter Saul: Peter Saul’s Art History

📍 Gladstone

⏰ opened March 7 (through April 18)

❓seven of decades of Saul’s vividly colored, satirical paintings reinterpreting major movements of 20th century art history

âž• Robert Mapplethorpe also opened March 5 with new large-scale photographs

If you’re hungry for more… 

Cinga Samson: Ukuphuthelwa opened on March 6 (through April 18) at White Cube | spiritual dark-toned oil paintings

Dashiell Manley: Periplums opened on March 5 (through April 18) at Marianne Boesky | textured oil paintings inspired by WWII Japanese American internment

Ileana GarcĂ­a Magoda: In the Body of Light opened on March 13 (through Apr 25) | layered paintings with themes of nature and healing

Katharina Wulff: Day and Night Before My Eyes opened on March 12 (through April 25) at Greene Naftali | paintings on childhood and memory

The Adventure of Domenico Gnoli is opening on March 18 (through May 23) | paintings of everyday objects with uncanny detail

Maria Lassnig opened on March 12 (through Apr 18) at Petzel | figurative paintings on body awareness

David Novros opened on March 7 (through April 25) at Paula Cooper Gallery | geometric panel paintings

mariana castillo deball: serpent disappearances opened March 12 (through April 18) at kurimanzutto | mixed media focused mapping memory across site and process

Chris “Daze” Ellis: Orchid Rain on the Underground opening March 20 (through April 25) | paintings on NYC graffiti culture

Daniel Arsham: Various Thoughts opened on March 5 (through Apr 11) at Perrotin | paintings exploring the psychological connection to a place

Nicola Tyson: NEED opened on March 12 (through Apr 25) at Petzel | drawings on psychological relationships

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đź‘€ In Case You Missed It

Earlier this month, we shared the museum opening for March, including the Whitney Biennial, Carol Bove at the Guggenheim, and Frida and Diego: The Last Dream at the MoMA.

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