Presented by LINDBERG
Showcasing two site-specific installations at The Armory Show 2026.
From Dior muse Lynda Benglis’ metallized pleats at Pace to Taryn Simon’s FBI-inspired Guggenheim takeover, here are the exhibitions we’re hitting for New York’s grand fall return.
Each artist has also designed a limited T-shirt for the show, sold alongside their original works.
The exhibition features three new works and two new versions making their world premieres.
From emerging voices and solo presentations to works exploring memory, migration, identity and material experimentation.
An adult and juvenile pair of 76-million-year-old Maiasaura fossils go under the hammer as individual lots.
Part of the collaborative ‘MOTOMORPHOSIS’ pop up show during Armory Week in New York.
Google Chrome helped bring dormant ideas to life on the High Line from September 24–27.
The 1984 masterpiece leads the 20th and 21st Century Evening Sale with an estimate up to $9.7 million USD.
We got an early look at Arthur Jafa’s largest U.S. museum survey, ‘I Am Tony,’ which brings together four decades of film, photography, sculpture, painting and archival material tracing the ways Black life is represented.
Presented by Sotheby's
From modernist muses to contemporary icons, explore a century of art through the human form.
The show frames Emory’s Denim Tears output alongside works by Jacob Lawrence, Faith Ringgold and the contemporary artists in his orbit.
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