Gagosian

New sculptures by Italian Arte Povera master Giuseppe Penone exploring the character and possibilities of bronze, curated by Adam D. Weinberg, in the Chelsea gallery.

A landmark gathering of Marcel Duchamp's revolutionary readymades, the everyday objects he declared art and that upended the 20th century, on Madison Avenue.

Six important early works by Robert Rauschenberg from the Cy Twombly Foundation, including pieces from his Black Painting, Elemental Sculpture, and Combine series, shown alongside the Duchamp exhibition marking the Rauschenberg centennial.

Four decades of Helen Frankenthaler's pioneering Color Field paintings (1960–1992), with more than twenty of her largest and most ambitious canvases, on West 21st Street.

New mixed-media paintings in Eliza Douglas's first solo New York exhibition, curated by Francesco Bonami, at Gagosian's Park & 75 space.

New paintings by Helen Marden at 541 West 24th Street, including her largest works to date and her first triptychs, made with acrylic, resin, and powdered pigment poured across canvas panels and incorporating found objects like shells and sea glass.

A comprehensive survey of Brice Marden's paintings spanning six decades at the West 21st Street gallery, the first such show of his work in New York in twenty years, with major loans from the Art Institute of Chicago, the Whitney, and other collections.

New uniformly scaled sculptures by Jordan Wolfson incorporating emblematic color and black-and-white photographs sourced online and from personal and academic archives, at 555 West 24th Street — the artist's first exhibition with the gallery in New York.