Art openings this weekend
Welcome to exhibits in new york. This is the newsletter behind our currently private iOS app that lets you track and review shows in the city. Below, a list of art openings this weekend. If you’re new here, subscribe to join the waitlist (new version out very soon!!) and go see something this weekend. - Sarah + Alexandra
Opening tonight:
Chelsea:
A New Place To Be From, at Morgan Lehman. 6-8 pm reception
Claudine’s House, at Ross + Kramer. 6-8 pm reception.
Eric Dever: Points of Interest, at Berry Campbell. 6-8 pm reception.
Meatpacking:
Joseph Cochran II, at Swivel Gallery. 6-9 pm reception.
Tribeca:
Snake Summer, at The Locker Room. 6-8 pm reception.
Ficus Interfaith, at P·P·O·W, 6-8 pm reception.
Chantal Khoury: Stay Longer, at Nicodim. 6-8 pm reception.
Behind Closed Doors, at Gaa Gallery. 6-8 pm reception.
Sean Nash: Acid Base, at Kate Werble. 6-8 pm reception.
Mariann Metsis: Trauerspiele, at Margot Samel. 6-8 pm reception.
East Village
Infanta with Tiny Bell, at Wschód New York. 6-8 pm reception.
Choichun Leung, at Ruby/Dakota. 6-8 pm reception.
CULONA POLITICS, at Ruby/Dakota. 6-8 pm reception.
LES/Chinatown:
All Creatures Great and Small, at Blade Study. 6-8 pm reception.
Eat the Heat, at Frosch & Co. 6-8 pm reception.
Relative to the Sun, at Hair + Nails. 6-9 pm reception.
V Walton: I Find Rest, at Hannah Traore. 6-8 pm reception.
Símon Ramírez, at Proxyco. 6-8 pm reception.
Red Hook:
MSCHF, at Pioneer Works, 7-9 pm reception.
Opening tomorrow:
As Land Remembers, at Marian Goodman. 6-8 pm reception.
Álvaro Urban, at Marian Goodman. 6-8 pm reception.
COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE, at Marian Goodman. 6-8 pm reception.
Summer Selections, at Pace Prints. 6-8 pm reception.
Exaltation, at Plato. 6-8 pm reception.
No Footsteps Return, at Rainrain. 6-8 pm reception.
Lorna Ritz, at Yve Yang. 6-8 pm reception.
and if you go…
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