Pace Gallery
gallery · Chelsea
Conservative but reliable. Best for established postwar names and longtime estates.
On view
Influence and AffinitySaul Steinberg's wry drawings and David Byrne's ink works explore shared sensibilities across generations—observation, humor, and the surreal in everyday life.
Never could be any other way — anagnorisisKenjiro Okazaki's first UK solo exhibition features abstract paintings, sculptures, and small-scale works exploring temporality and perception through color, form, and poetic language.
When Form Meets GesturePark Young Sook's abstract works investigating the relationship between form and gestural mark-making.
The Moon RoomFifteen iPad paintings of the night sky created during pandemic quarantine in Normandy, capturing the moon's changing phases and their shadows on the landscape.
Italy Through Its TreesSchnabel's paintings on Italian maps and broken-plate works depicting umbrella pines, exploring abstraction through two decades-long bodies of work.
The Turning SeasonEmily Kam Kngwarray's abstract paintings and textiles map the ancestral lands, seasonal cycles, and ecological relationships of her Anmatyerr Country through layered dots, yam-tracking lines, and shif
Dream of VanishingOver 50 paintings, sculptures, and drawings spanning Paul Thek's career from the early 1960s until his death in 1988, including never-before-seen works and his infamous wax "meat pieces."
37 DimensionsMika Tajima's 24 Hour Cosmos series translates global news data into luminescent, holographic wall works that measure collective sentiment across single days.
Noon Day NightWilliam Monk's paintings exploring light, time, and atmospheric conditions across different hours.
Goodbye Sadness, Hello SadnessA group exhibition exploring emotional states and contemporary artistic responses to melancholy.
Stairwell DrawingsNine life-size surreal drawings by David Byrne installed on the stairwell walls of Pace Gallery's New York flagship, reflecting his playful sensibility.