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Marian Goodman Gallery

gallery · Chelsea

Quiet, curatorial, focused on a small roster of major artists. Shows tend to be considered.

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Our Days, Like a Shadow (a non-abiding hauntology)Marian Goodman Gallery · Apr 14 – Jun 6Julie Mehretu's new abstraction explores transience and liberation through translucent TRANSpaintings, black-ground works, and a live dance collaboration.
Ettore Spalletti & Dan GrahamMarian Goodman Gallery · Apr 17 – Jun 20Spalletti's color-saturated paintings and sculptures in dialogue with Graham's reflective glass pavilions, exploring perception and the viewer's embodied presence in space.
States of BeingMarian Goodman Gallery · Jun 25 – Aug 7Daniel Joseph Martinez explores collective identity, surveillance, power, and machine intelligence across five decades of conceptual work spanning text, sculpture, photography, installation, and robot
On an Overgrown PathMarian Goodman Gallery · Jun 25 – Aug 7Matt Saunders explores hybrid forms between photography and painting, investigating how materials interact and transform across surfaces.
Matt Saunders: On an Overgrown PathMarian Goodman Gallery · Jun 25 – Aug 7Matt Saunders explores hybrid forms merging photography and painting through camera-less techniques, animation, and printmaking that investigate material transformation and the mutability of perceptio
Daniel Joseph Martinez: States of BeingMarian Goodman Gallery · Jun 25 – Aug 7Daniel Joseph Martinez transforms his body into post-human identities through large-scale photography, exploring surveillance, AI, and the human species as an invasive force.
Annette Messager: In Focus PresentationMarian Goodman Gallery · Jul 3 – Sep 26Annette Messager's heterogeneous practice spanning assemblage, taxidermy, embroidery, and installation, drawing on fairy tales, mythology, and memory.
Annette Messager: Histoires des oreillersMarian Goodman Gallery · Jul 3 – Sep 26Annette Messager's heterogeneous practice spanning assemblage, taxidermy, embroidery, and installation, exploring fairy tales, mythology, and memory through everyday materials.
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