organized in collaboration with Mary Boone, important paintings, sculptures, photographs, and works on paper by over twenty artists including Basquiat, Clemente, Haring, Koons, Kruger, Mapplethorpe, Noland, Prince, Schnabel, Serrano, Sherman, and Warhol

the US exhibition debut of Serra’s 1992 large-scale sculpture, exhibited only once before in Germany

the gallery’s first exhibition dedicated to the trailblazing American artist, author, educator and activist surveys her career with textiles, paintings, sculptures, and rarely seen works on paper

in partnership with Ben Brown Fine Arts, a major exhibition of over fifty paintings, works on paper, and sculpture bringing together the visionary worlds of Magritte and the two Lalannes

on the occasion of the gallery’s sixtieth anniversary, an exhibition bringing together works by the two highly important and influential artists

“the Japanese artist unfolds her renowned web-like installations, reinventing thread as a poetic and universal medium”

the gallery’s first exhibition of the renowned painter presents intensely personal works drawing on her traumatic early childhood and escape from Berlin in 1939

oil paintings, graphite drawings, and scratchboard pieces made over the course of eighteen years - “these are not imagined landscapes, they are observations shifted out of alignment, closer to psychological truth than visual fact” - Anna Ehrsam

new abstract paintings of “ambiguous characters who inhabit my studio keeping me company and often engaging in silent conversation” - Shalom

new sculpture, installation, and works on paper as the internationally acclaimed artist “unites cutting edge technological materials with ancient cosmologies, drawing inspiration from the enduring spiritual traditions of Japan”

recent sculptures and paintings - “the Porcelain series is in dialogue with art from ancient times through history to this moment; the belief in humanity and civilization through our possibility to transcend is embedded within” - Koons

Jackson’s eighth solo exhibition with the gallery - “his new series of paintings continues to infuse humor into the still life genre, blending nostalgia with comedy“

“a visual exploration of America through the visions of nine remarkable artists: Arman, Julien Bismuth, Alain Bublex, Richard Cottingham, Richard Estes, Ralph Goings, Martin Kersels, Duke Riley and William Wegman”

the multimedia Afro-Caribbean American portrait artist presents monumental fiber portraits that “celebrate the intimate connection between textiles and communities of color”

ten new landscape pieces by the digital artist depicting Central Park

“a solo exhibition by the renowned painter featuring three interrelated bodies of work … each being formed from a concatenation of smaller, individual panels, seemingly employing different styles and diverse moments from his own back catalogue“

works by Alex Katz, Yayoi Kusama, Sunjoo Chung, Zukie, Frederic bruly Bouabre, Lucy Sparrow, Sophy Chang, and Kun Kyung Sok “contemplate this passage of time between the giver and the receiver, between the artist and the viewer”

never-before-seen recent works

eleven paintings from three major series in Derakshani’s first solo show in New York in over five years

a large, open pavilion with an immersive multi-channel soundscape using conversations from Black archives, nature field recordings, and electronic sounds to explore “breath as geography”

Marín explores color, tone, and shifting perception with a unique approach to the notion of landscape

over two dozen artists working across a wide range of media, at scales both intimate and grand, offer a sustained reflection on the social and political climate of our time

over one hundred drawings - spanning the years 1959 to 1968 - show Lozano’s “unbridled energy and social consciousness”

in her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles, a series of canvases examining the excesses of consumerism and popular culture with lush, swirling brushstrokes

over seventy oils, watercolors, prints, and drawings in a landmark exhibition exploring the impact of the pioneering American modernist widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in twentieth-century art

in the artist’s first solo presentation with the gallery since joining the roster, new sculpture, photography, painting, and installation “examin[ing] desire as a libidinal structure of ideological misrecognition”

in an exhibition of new paintings and drawings Sunstrum “transforms the war painting into a meditation on intimacy, shifting its focus from heroism to the layered bonds of women in moments of both strength and vulnerability”

striking images by the celebrated photographer, focussing on his work with some of fashion’s most iconic figures

an exhibition of watercolors by the environmentalist and outdoors woman - “I don’t plan each piece beforehand, and I don’t really know what will be the end result, but the journey is exciting”

collaged reliefs made from photographs layered up to four inches deep and “Layer Maps” in this exhibition which “reveals photography not as reflection but as structure, the vessel through which America pictures and forms itself”

“an immersive art installation that explores the interplay between materiality, light, and nature inspired by Claude Monet’s late water lily landscapes, in which vision dissolves into abstraction”

late sculptures, reliefs, and works on paper explore Bourgeois’ relationship to abstraction and her development of a symbolic abstract language

rich in detail, color and texture, new works that explore the connections between art, mysticism, female agency and philosophy

“the works invite sustained contemplation, offering viewers a quiet resonance with the cyclical and material rhythms that shape both the world and the self“

stained-glass, painting, drawing, and painted stoneware in this major exhibition of the self-taught artist - “even as he uses some of the same imagery as in past works, the increasing freedom is palpable” - Brian Boucher

celebrating the summer season, “over thirty functional sculptural works of art and design … that embrace the elemental qualities of light, space, and transformation”

Archetype focuses on the British artist’s mature period (1963–1977) and forms the second chapter of Hypercycle — a three-part project spanning three continents and three years, presenting more than 120 of Chadwick’s sculptures

a group exhibition curated by Nick Doyle which, through sculpture, video installation, painting and photography, explores the slippery terrain between fact and memory

an exhibition exploring Bauermeister’s use of rocks - including in progressions, spirals, and lens boxes - and examining the themes central to her practice

sculptural works by the Norwegian ceramicist - “exquisitely produced, her intricate sculptures turn the body of the vessel inside out, inviting viewers to contemplate both sides simultaneously … the structure and the open network of space within it”

an exhibition which centers on the dialogue between the movement and dynamic, interactive brushstrokes in Amaranth Ehrenhalt’s paintings and the abstracted natural and organic forms in David Hayes's sculptures

“color, in Day’s paintings, is an index of time. The atmospheric changes – especially around sunrise and sunset – or the seasonal blooms of flora along the Oregon coast, both nourish her palette in this new body of work“

reimagining the ancient Egyptian god of the rising sun, the Kuwaiti artist presents an iridescent, monumental, androgynous figure of a hybrid human-scarab figure

iconic works by Mucha from throughout his career, including emblematic vitrine works presented in a site-specific installation devised by the artist

in Olschbaur’s first exhibition with the gallery in NYC, new paintings exploring “systems of chaos and order, creation and destruction, and the relationship between obsession, devotion, and the collective and individual unconscious” - Allyson Unzicker

important works by artists including Hans Bellmer, Erwin Blumenfeld, Victor Brauner, Alexander Calder, Jorge Camacho, Paul Delvaux, Marcel Duchamp, Arshile Gorky, Wifredo Lam, Man Ray, Roberto Matta, Wolfgang Paalen, Francis Picabia, Alice Rahon, …

a new single-channel video work by the Icelandic artist inspired by a mid-twentieth century postcard that he has on his fridge of people wearing matching folk costumes in a nameless location

“is it a bad idea to show my own work at the gallery? … when the artist and dealer merge into a single entity, the gesture becomes meta-institutional - a rehearsal of power, vulnerability, and exposure”

a new series of tar paintings, sculpture, and installation tell an allegory of the city in decay and the potential contained within its ruins - “a profound reflection on Gate’s life as a craftsman, urban planner, and pedagogue”

in Hsu’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, wall-based pieces, sculptural LED screens, and large-scale visual environments “which reflect a heightened engagement with both computational and medical infrastructures”

twelve paintings and a selection of drawings, that resist explanation “I’m an iconophile at heart. I believe in the power of the image to speak directly to the soul, bypassing the verbal mind” - Ryden

the first US solo exhibition of one of the most compelling voices emerging from the new generation of Latin American painters

“a custom-made installation, the artist’s new body of paintings, bronze sculptures, FRP and ceramics live in a universe of their own”

in his second solo exhibition with the gallery, with his large-scale colour photographs, Xu examines the personal lives and domestic spaces of immigrants navigating the political demands of a changing world

“in his expansive photographs of Latino day laborers set against the backdrop of a suburban California landscape, Sultan (who died in 2009) explores the liminal spaces between actions, the moments that exist as time passes”

works by the gallery’s historical and contemporary artists - presented in pairs to merge two parts of the gallery’s program

new paintings and works on paper -“images of lush, abundant vegetation” - in the eminent British painter’s first in New York in nearly a decade

curated by Dr. Tobia Bezzola, eight monumental works spanning Gertsch’s career, and “elucidating the ways in which he transformed photographic imagery into hyperrealist paintings and woodcuts”

a survey exhibition of the renowned Colombian artist, tracing key developments in her influential, six-decade career working between weaving, painting, and sculpture

“I have thrown myself into the very elements that produced me, using the earth as my canvas and my soul as my tools“ - Mendieta, Proposal for the New York State Council on the Arts, 17 March 1982

curated by Luis Pérez-Oramas, an exhibition which brings together Alberto Pitta’s symbolic-religious Afro-Brazilian ornamental patterns on painted fabrics, and painted scenes by Elian Almeida based on Afro-Brazilian identities and anecdotes

new works by the Ontario-based artist whose paintings and works-on-paper offer “an opportunity to examine interiority through an encounter with exteriority as figured in the language of painting”

the gallery’s first exhibition dedicated to prints by the noted British artist - “marking both her first major exploration of printmaking and an expansion of her aesthetic vocabulary”

new paintings by the Argentine-born Madrid-based artist, drawing thematically on Shelley’s poem - “eerie, evocative landscapes embedded with fragments from the present industrial age”

the second exhibition in a collaborative series with extends the ongoing project of examining African and European objects side by side, situating them within a shared art-historical and material conversation

a solo exhibition of collages, paintings, and constructions from the 1950s through to the 1970s - “Hedge’s works encapsulate both the discipline and devotion of an artist who lived entirely for his craft”

an installation of new works centred on the aesthetics of Black life in the US - described by Halsey as “somewhere beyond celebration and preservation … yearning to create a unique portrait of a place”

the first New York solo exhibition of the clan advocate and leading figure in contemporary Indigenous art presents works painted on bark cloth that he harvests and prepares by hand

an exhibition of powerful paintings by the renowned Australian First Nations artist

“celebrations of light, color, and the exuberant rhythms of Mediterranean life … all painted with the bravura of his signature palette-knife technique”

key paintings and works on paper from both New York and Paris in an exhibition covering four decades of Ehrenhalt’s work

highly detailed oil paintings that combine the visual language of classical still life with a distinctly contemporary sensibility

new paintings - “young figures located within the absurdities and perversions of contemporary western life” - in Mustin’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, and largest to date

“the work in this exhibition wrestles with artistic traditionalism while pointing to alternative approaches [and] at its core this exhibition celebrates the richness of connection” - curator Hilary Schaffner

“Russi’s acute awareness of ephemerality, a moment of performance grounded in nature, is surveyed in his painterly documentation. Tunnels, shadows, and wildflowers emerge and recede in evolving landscapes”

curated by Lisa Le Feuvre, Smithson is shown alongside eighteen other artists in an exhibition which examines his work “from his early 1960s drawings … to his searing critiques of industrial capitalism and attention to geological timescales”

in Satlowski’s debut exhibition with the gallery “uncanny, meticulously rendered paintings, mismatched objects … arranged within twilight landscapes or ambiguous interiors, where ethereal and refracted light evokes a sense of body horror and alienation”

on view in gallery 1 and 2, a new body of work examining “the vital role of museum collections in celebrating the breadth of human experience” by the artist known for his conceptually driven photography and investigations into race and historical memory

both rarely and never before exhibited photographs from Valadez’ seminal body of work - “a visual archive of portraits of neighbors, friends, and everyday people he encountered on walks through his neighborhood in East Los Angeles”

a curated selection of works in this exhibition which celebrates dialogue across generations - putting artists including Pablo Picasso, Pierre Soulages, and Hans Hartung in dialogue with modern Americans such as Richard Prince

eighteen artists in a group exhibition which “reclaims the bliss of solitary human experience - invoking a sense of nostalgia, quiet reflection, and the profound beauty found in solitude”

new paintings and works on paper - “the exhibition traces Uman’s rhapsodic abstraction through the instrument of geometry”

“highly original transubstantiation of the objects of our daily lives into eloquent, compelling, wholly new structures and images that demand and reward our close attention” - Karen Wilkin

curated by Jasper Sharp, six decades of Diebenkorn’s works on paper and paintings from every period in an exhibition inaugurating the gallery’s representation of the artist

a major exhibition of new landscape paintings by the distinguished Australian artist

twenty-two photographs by the South African artist from her long-term commemorative series - in each, a woman offers herself as a surrogate, “standing in” for the late friend to mark another year of her life unlived

new works by Edmund de Waal - porcelain vessels displayed for the first time in guilded vitrines, alongside glimpses of other materials including gold, silver, lead, marble, aluminum, alabaster, and Kilkenny stone

contemporary artists working across painting, sculpture, installation, video, and photography who create “a space for reflection and encounter, where the pursuit of the unattainable becomes a catalyst for imagination, empathy, and renewal”

Lassaw’s sculpture is celebrated for its open-form construction, created by brazing and welding metal into airy, linear compositions

the gallery’s second solo exhibition of work by the late Korean artist bringing together the Couple and Nude paintings and tracing his ”sustained engagement with the human figure as a site for exploring painterly surface, materiality, and form”

LACMA is the largest art museum in the western United States, with a collection of nearly 152,000 objects. The museum exhibits and interprets works of art from new and unexpected points of view that are informed by the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Established in 1979, the only artist-founded museum in Los Angeles is dedicated to collecting and exhibiting contemporary art.

Exhibitions of contemporary and historical art, plus weekly programs on current social issues.

The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA is located in a former police car warehouse, renovated by the noted California architect Frank Gehry.