David Kordansky Gallery hosted an art reception for “Calder/Tuttle:Tentative,” on January 21, 2023. This exhibition takes place in conjunction with another (with the same name) which also opened at Pace Gallery. CLICK HERE for info on that exhibition. You can view
On Thursday, December 15, 2022, from 7-9pm, David Kordansky Gallery & Lily's Bar in Hollywood celebrates the release of “Lucy Bull: Selected Works 2019–2022.” This vibrant new catalogue features a selection of works made by the artist between the generative period from
David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to present “Black and Blue,” a major exhibition by Rashid Johnson featuring new bodies of work, including paintings, bronze sculptures, works on paper, and the debut of a new 35mm film. Occupying all three of the gallery’s
David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to announce Derek Fordjour in conversation with Ava DuVernay: “Bookmaker's Dozen,” an online exhibition featuring a new dozen-frame painting that is one of the definitive statements of Fordjour’s career. Derek Fordjour, Bookmaker's Dozen, 2021 (DETAIL), acrylic, charcoal, cardboard, and
David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to invite you to a virtual conversation with artists Tobias Pils and Michael Williams in conjunction with Pils’s solo presentation at the Frieze New York 2021 Edition of Frieze Viewing Room. The conversation will take place on Thursday, May 6 at
David Kordansky Gallery premieres three new exhibitions. “Skunk Grove” debuts its first exhibition of new paintings by Lucy Bull, Recent Sculpture by Fred Eversley, along with “Tom of Finland: Pen and Ink 1965 – 1989.” Lucy Bull’s paintings are visceral works that appeal directly to
David Kordansky Gallery presents three new exhibitions on view thru March 6, 2021. Richard Tuttle’s “Nine Stepping Stones,” “Surrender,” a group show, and “Surrender,” by Joel Mesler, “Nine Stepping Stones,” is Richard Tuttle’s first exhibition at the gallery, and the first
David Kordansky Gallery is pleased to present “The Japan Drawings,” an exhibition of works on paper by Mary Weatherford, and Adam Pendleton's “Begin Again.” “The Japan Drawings” will be featured in the gallery’s newest exhibition space, part of the recent expansion of its Edgewood
David Kordansky Gallery is currently hosting two exhibitions. ”Weed Pots,” an exhibition of ceramic vessels by Doyle Lane. Curated by artist Ricky Swallow, the show will feature more than five dozen examples of Lane's iconic, small-scale weed pots made between the
David Kordansky Gallery presents "Tom of Finland: 100 Years," an online exhibition celebrating the centennial of the artist's birth. Featuring never-before-exhibited drawings in pencil and pen and ink, as well as Tom's personal collages, the show is now live in the
