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Barbara Kruger among T Magazine’s The Greats

We will reopen with normal hours on November 4

New York Galleries Closed on Election Day

Featuring Barbara Kruger, Raymond Pettibon, and more

Face Masks from Gallery Artists

 magazine collaborated with the organization 

 to publish four different covers featuring voting stickers by forty-eight artists—including gallery artist 

Kruger’s sticker is presented alongside designs by David Hammons, Christine Sun Kim, Glenn Ligon, and nine other artists. Each issue will have a corresponding sticker sheet inside, allowing voters to wear a new sticker every day through November 3rd.

Also this week, beginning October 29, a new work by Kruger will be exhibited for the first time in 

, a group exhibition of new work by artists from the gallery’s program at our 537 West 20th Street location in New York.

Image: One of 

magazine’s four October 26 issue covers, featuring a design by Barbara Kruger (third row, far left)

A 2020 voting sticker designed by Barbara Kruger for New York Magazine.

In collaboration with New York Magazine

Barbara Kruger Voting Sticker

asked a number of artists to respond to the following question: “What is your position regarding the kinds of political action that should be taken by artists?’’ Donald Judd’s statement includes one of his most powerful political remarks: “If you don’t act, someone else will decide everything.’’

Judd Foundation has partnered with For Freedoms as part of their 2020 Awakening with a billboard featuring this statement by Judd in his home state of Missouri. Installed off of I-70 in St. Louis, Missouri, the billboard is on view through Election Day. Being wide awake in 2020, For Freedoms practices and values compassion, critical thinking, imagination and accountability. They accept that we as a society cannot go backwards, and understand that change starts with individuals connected to one another.

Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Judd would continue his efforts as an engaged citizen through donations of work to organizations such as Art for a Nuclear Weapons Freeze and Art Against Aids. In 1992, Judd joined the Alert Citizens for Environmental Safety, which successfully forced the relocation of a nuclear waste facility in Sierra Blanca, an area not far from Marfa, Texas. Judd was also a vocal opponent of American military aggression in the Middle East and continued to remain politically active until his death in 1994.

A billboard by Donald Judd, titled The Artist and Politics: A Statement, dated 1970.

For Freedoms: Donald Judd

Days away from the 2020 Presidential election, 

 asked ten artists to reflect on the past four years and answer the question: What have we lost?

Read the responses from artists including Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon in 

A detail from a work by Marcel Dzama, titled The end of the end times, dated 2020.

Marcel Dzama and Raymond Pettibon reflect on the past four years

What Have We Lost?

To better enable and encourage voting for our staff, artists, and the extended David Zwirner community, our New York galleries and offices will be closed on Tuesday, November 3rd in observance of Election Day.

If you have questions about your polling location, ballot, or voter protection, please visit 

We will re-open during normal hours on November 4. Please be sure to visit our upcoming exhibitions in New York, 

, a group show featuring new work by gallery artists at 527 W. 20th St.

An artwork by Jeff Koons, titled Flag, dated 2020.

David Zwirner is an art gallery with locations in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris and Hong Kong. We present physical and online exhibitions, podcasts, books, and more.