Gagosian
gallery · Chelsea
The blue-chip standard. Picasso, Twombly, Murakami sized to museum scale across multiple Chelsea spaces.
On view
SelectionsTwentieth- and twenty-first-century paintings by Frankenthaler, de Kooning, Fadojutimi, and Wood, presented during Art Basel 2026.
Anselm Kiefer: Seal My Ears Shut and I Shall Hear You StillKiefer's new paintings explore feminine archetypes and landscape through classical mythology, employing thickly textured layers of oil, acrylic, gold leaf, and electrolysis sediment.
Frank GehryGehry's animal-themed sculptures and works on paper, from monumental fish and bear forms to intimate ink drawings, spanning two decades of formal invention.
Walter De Maria: The Singular ExperienceWalter De Maria exhibition at Le Bourget.
Helen Frankenthaler: The Moment and the DistanceMonumental abstract paintings spanning four decades, showcasing Frankenthaler's evolving mastery of color, scale, and the soak-stain technique.
Giuseppe Penone: The Reflection of BronzePenone's bronze sculptures trace the passage of time and the perpetuity of change, rooted in his decades-long exploration of trees and the natural world.
ChristoChristo's drawings and collages documenting site-specific wrapping projects, both realized and unrealized, presented alongside a concurrent installation exhibition.
Tetsuya IshidaTetsuya Ishida's hyper-detailed paintings of isolated figures undergoing bizarre metamorphoses, created during Japan's 1990s recession.
Eliza Douglas: GHOSTSEliza Douglas layers reworked paintings with UV-printed photographs by her aunt, an investigative journalist documenting UFO phenomena, exploring hauntology and art's status as consumable.
Francesca Woodman: Lately I Find a Sliver of Mirror Is Simply to Slice an EyelidFrancesca Woodman photography exhibition at Gagosian Rome.
Marcel DuchampDuchamp's iconic readymades from 1964, including Bicycle Wheel and Fountain, recreated with Italian gallerist Arturo Schwarz after many originals were lost.
Robert Rauschenberg: Important Early Works from the Cy Twombly FoundationRauschenberg's pivotal early works from 1950–1961, including photograms, assemblages, and paintings that chart his shift from abstraction toward mixed media.
James Turrell: Lifting the VeilJames Turrell light installations at Gagosian Hong Kong.
Christo: AirChristo and Jeanne-Claude's wrapped-air sculptures and a monumental 1968 installation, exploring perception and the invisible through polyethylene and rope.
Alex Israel: Upside DownFour Plexiglas fin sculptures, enlarged from surfboard designs, suspended upside down to evoke Southern California surf culture and postwar Los Angeles art movements.
Urs Fischer: Eugène AtgetUrs Fischer exhibition at Gagosian Athens.
Sterling Ruby: TILL DEATH DO US PARTSterling Ruby exhibition at Gagosian Paris.