Exhibition

Steven Shearer

My Moody Muse

London

Coming Soon: June 4—July 31, 2026

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Currently on View

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Lisa Yuskavage

New York: 19th Street

Now Open: May 14—June 26, 2026

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Gerhard Richter

Landschaften

New York: 20th Street

Now Open: May 7—July 10, 2026

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Dan Flavin

Grids

Hong Kong

Now Open: May 28—August 8, 2026

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Exhibition

Mamma Andersson

Œuvres sur papier

Paris

Now Open: April 23—June 27, 2026

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Exhibition

Jasper Johns

Copy/Trace

New York: 20th Street

Now Open: May 7—June 26, 2026

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Exhibition

Statics of an Egg

New York: Walker Street

Now Open: May 8—June 27, 2026

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Exhibition

Set in Stone

New York: 69th Street

Now Open: May 12—June 26, 2026

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Museum Highlights

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Felix Gonzalez-Torres: Sweet Revenge

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain

May 26–October 12, 2026

Michael Armitage: The Promise of Change

Palazzo Grassi, Venice, Italy

March 29, 2026–January 10, 2027

Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds

Jewish Museum, New York, United States

March 20–July 26, 2026

Ruth Asawa: Retrospective

Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain

March 19–September 13, 2026

Oscar Murillo: Collective Osmosis

DAS MINSK and Museum Baberini, Potsdam, Germany

March 14, 2026–August 9, 2026

Yayoi Kusama Solo Exhibition at the Museum Ludwig

Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Germany

March 14–August 2, 2026

Kerry James Marshall: The Histories

Kunsthaus Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland

February 27, 2026–August 16, 2026

Michael Armitage Interviewed in The New York Times

“Making Art With a ‘Sense of Responsibility’" by Farah Nayeri

2026

Lisa Yusksavage Featured in Harper’s Bazaar

'Lisa Yuskavage’s Mirror Image' by Laia Garcia-Furtado

Rose Wylie Interviewed in The Guardian

'‘I like my footballers wispy – or monumental!’ Rebel artist Rose Wylie on still painting till 3am at 91' by Melissa Denes

2026

Michael Armitage Interviewed in Numéro

'Artist Michael Armitage speaks with Hans Ulrich Obrist on his love for painting and for Goya' by Hans Ulrich Obrist

2022

Prints & Editions

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Online Exhibition

Noah Davis: New Editions

Online

Now Live

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Josh Smith

Mixed Signals, 2024

Lithograph on Arches Cover paper

Njideka Akunyili Crosby

Small-small Palava, 2025

Pride Month

Shop for a Cause

Shop the David Zwirner Books curated selection for Pride Month, celebrating diverse voices and perspectives within the LGBTQ+ community. A percentage of proceeds will be donated to Advocates for Trans Equality.

Recent Publications

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Hilma af Klint and Wassily Kandinsky: Dreams of the Future

Lynne Tillman: Paying Attention

Essays on Art and Culture

Huma Bhabha: Welcome . . . to the one who came

Diane Arbus: Sanctum Sanctorum

Recent Podcast Episodes

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Bonus Episode

Anni Albers: A Life, Live with Nicholas Fox Weber

May 13, 2026

Lucas Zwirner returns to the mic for an interview with Nicholas Fox Weber, the director of the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation, to celebrate Weber’s new biography of Anni Albers, titled Anni Albers: A Life.

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Season 10, Episode 9

Michael Armitage

April 29, 2026

An interview with Michael Armitage about his unique use of material and color, and his singular approach to narrative on the occasion of his major retrospective at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice. Titled The Promise of Change, the show is presented concurrently with the 61st International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale and on view through January 10, 2027.

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Season 10, Episode 8

Marcel Duchamp: An Artist, a Rumor, a Series of Questions Without Answers | With Rachel Harrison and Alex Kitnick

April 22, 2026

A conversation with artist Rachel Harrison and art historian Alex Kitnick on the occasion of a once-in-a-generation retrospective of Marcel Duchamp at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

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Season 10, Episode 7

The Story of Walter Benjamin’s Final Days and His Cherished Paul Klee Drawing

March 18, 2026

Art historian Lisa Saltzman discusses Walter Benjamin’s final days in Paris before his suicide in 1940 and the network of intellectuals who saved his most prized possessions from World War II, including a cherished Paul Klee drawing.

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Season 10, Episode 6

The Difficulty of Critiquing Black Artists | With Rachel Hunter Himes

March 11, 2026

Helen Molesworth speaks to Rachel Hunter Himes, author of the essay “Black Block” in Triple Canopy, about the long history of black artists underserved by white critics, museums’ moral and political responsibility to the public, and more.

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