For this show, Buren will completely transform the gallery space, using both colored filters and with new in situ works. In his over 50-year career, Daniel Buren is best known for his use of contrasting stripes as a visual tool that reveals the specific features and dimensions of a site, often transforming the environment for which it was specifically designed. 

Gallery: Bortolami Gallery | 39 Walker Street

The exhibition features eleven new paintings by Carmen Herrera. Drawing lies at the core of Herrera’s practice, wherein she uses arithmetic guidelines and careful calculations on tracing paper to create a meticulous framework. 

Gallery: Lisson Gallery | 138 10th Avenue 

Pettibon's work embraces a wide spectrum of American high and low culture, from the deviations of marginal youth to art history, sports, religion, politics, sexuality, and literature. Taking their point of departure in the Southern California punk-rock scene of the late 1970s and 1980s and the do-it-yourself aesthetic of album covers, comics, concert flyers, and fanzines that characterized the movement, his drawings have come to occupy their own genre of potent and dynamic artistic commentary.

Gallery: David Zwirner | 519 W. 19th Street 

Infinite Moments is a series of new paintings and works on paper that explores memory, perception and the passage of time. Work by identical twins Raoul and Davide Perré, better known by the moniker How and Nosm. 

Gallery: Jacob Lewis Gallery | 521 West 26th Street

A two-person exhibit exploring the classic composition of Red, Blue, and Yellow. 

Gallery: André Viana | 210 11th Ave. 

Inspired by the shifting of artistic landscape created by the introduction of electronic media, Roy Colmer challenged the boundaries between painting and film to develop a new kind of perception.

Gallery: Lisson Gallery | 504 W. 24th Street 

Likened by some writers to “geometric gestures,” Cote’s elements are energetic forms that oscillate between line and shape, a key component in the visual language of Cote’s work. 

Gallery: Fort Gansevoort | 5 9th Ave. 

We Need to Talk...Artists and public respond to present conditions in America at 456 W. 18th Street. Petzel Gallery has dedicated the month of January to address the myriad issues presented by the election results of November 8th. Visitors are invited to write down their reactions, thoughts, anxieties, hopes for the future. 

Gallery: Petzel Gallery | 456 W. 18th Street 

With thirteen paintings on the walls and one very large painting folding across the floor, Moreland explores line, color and form with a fresh approach.

Gallery: the hole NYC | 312 Bowery Street

Joshua Liner Gallery presents GOAT (Greatest of All Time): A Tribute to Muhammad Ali, a group exhibition devoted to the late great icon.

Gallery: Joshua Liner | 540 W. 28th Street

Some serious pop art magic on view.

Gallery: Garth Greenan | 545 W. 20th Street New York, NY.

Bold and beautiful paintings by Parra. This is our favorite exhibit of the fall season.

Gallery: Joshua Liner | 540 W. 28th Street

"Handmade paintings that are so eye dazzling and surreal as to look like fancy digital prints." 

Gallery: The hole NYC | 312 Bowery, New York, NY

W Magazine calls Carol Bove "the sculptor who bends steels as if it were plastic"

Gallery: David Zwirner | 525 & 533 W 19th Street New York, NY 

On view in Chelsea: Helen Lundeburg's hard-edged abstract paintings from the early 1960s. 

Gallery: Cristin Tierney Gallery | 540 W. 28th Street  New York, NY

Explore Pipilotti Rist's impressive 3-floor takeover of vibrantly colored kaleidoscopic projections at The New Museum. 

Museum: The New Museum | 235 Bowery New York, NY

Whimsical drawings and sketches by London-based painter Cecily Brown on view in Soho.

Gallery: Drawing Center | 35 Wooster Street New York, NY

The ultimate heroine of abstract painting! Carmen Herrera's solo exhibition at The Whitney will be your Fall favorite.

Museum: The Whitney Museum of American Art | 99 Gansevoort Street New York, NY. 

It's Wayne White's world of typography and we're just living in it. And we love it. 

Gallery: Joshua Liner Gallery | 540 W 28th Street, New York, NY. 

Sarah Cain brings mixed media magic and pops of color from floor to ceiling.

Gallery: Galerie Lelong | 528 W 26th Street, New York, NY. 

Brazilian artist duo, "OSGEMEOS," light up Chelsea with an immersive 5 room gallery show. Wall-to-wall paintings and fantastical sculpture mixed with hip hop audio and Latin flare! 

Gallery: Lehmann Maupin | 536 W 22nd Street, New York, NY. 

Sol LeWitt's minimalism mastery lives on. Monumental wall drawings and Styrofoam structures complete the ultimate gallery takeover.

Gallery: Paula Cooper Gallery | 534 W 21st Street, New York, NY. 

Alex Prager is an American photographer and filmmaker known for her cinematic color photography featuring a hyper-real, Old Hollywood aesthetic. This solos show exhibits a series of photography and 10 minute film, "La Grand Sortie," commissioned by the Paris Opera Ballet.

Gallery: Lehmann Maupin | 201 Chrystie Street, New York, NY. 

ART under the Manhattan Bridge! Galleries in DUMBO open til 9pm on first Thursday's of every month.  

Highlight: Summer One brings together 7 artists embarking on a critical moment in their careers.  A must-see before summer ends!

Opening Reception Thursday, July 28, 6-8 pm.

Puting sports photographers on center stage

Summer Mixer is a group exhibition featuring new work from 7 contemporary artists including Daniel Rich, Johnny Abrahams, Jane LaFarge Hamill, Aaron Johnson, Mark Mulroney, Ed Templeton, and Parra.  

“Artist Defaces Fashion Ads, Fashion Embraces Him.”  

Find yourself become a flower child of street artist, Michael De Feo.