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Andrew Wyeth at Frieze Masters
Stand D11 October 15 - 19, 2025Building on the success of the gallery's recent exhibitions Enter Andrew Wyeth (2024) and Andrew Wyeth: Helga Unframed (2024), and the announcement of the gallery’s fall 2025 exhibition Jamie Wyeth:... -
Jamie Wyeth: Portraits of Andy Warhol and Rudolf Nureyev
September 12 - October 17, 2025 -
Thomas Hart Benton and Virginia Berresford on Martha's Vineyard
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Modernism in Motion
Black Artists and Transatlantic ImaginationBeginning in the 1920s, the Harlem Renaissance sparked a flourishing of Black cultural expression, ushering in a dynamic era of new ideas, art, and literature. While many artists remained rooted... -
Richard Estes: Acadia
July 18 - August 15, 2025A protected gem along the rugged coastline of Maine, Acadia National Park has long served as a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts and artists seeking inspiration from its dramatic landscapes. Although... -
Mary Abbott: To Draw Imagination
Extended through July 11, 2025On view May 9 to June 28, 2025, Mary Abbott: To Draw Imagination marks the first major survey exhibition addressing the full scope of Mary Abbott’s painterly practice. Spanning 1940... -
Thomas Hart Benton: Ultramodern
OnlineThomas Hart Benton: Ultramodern presents ten abstract oil and tempera paintings from 1917 to 1973 that reveal a little known but important current in the artist's practice. Benton lived and... -
Richard Estes: Cityscapes
OnlineRichard Estes is the standard-bearer of photorealist painting and its most devoted and accomplished practitioner. Estes encapsulates timeless, pristine images of the city, and over the last half-century, this process... -
Thomas Hart Benton: Where Does the West Begin?
October 18 - December 6, 2024Thomas Hart Benton opened the penultimate chapter of his 1937 autobiography by asking: “Where Does the West Begin?” The painter, who would travel in the region for nearly five decades,... -
Enter Andrew Wyeth
Extended through August 9, 2024'In 1936, watercolor painting in America reached a new phase, as a new national art form, one with proud historical roots and a new relevance for artists both progressive and...
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