Independent

Postcards from Old New York The next iteration of #IndependentNewYork will take place from September 9-12, 2021 at Cipriani South Street, in the newly restored Battery Maritime Building at the tip of Manhattan. In the coming weeks, we'll delve further into the rich history of this New York landmarkstay tuned. Image Credit: Historic American Buildings Survey

Newly Opened: Marianne Boesky Gallery's 509 W 24th Street location has transitioned to create a space for live viewings of works to complement the gallery’s regularly rotating online viewing rooms and virtual art fair presentations, allowing for more intimate experiences in semi-private galleries. The newly reconfigured space was conceived as part of a larger mission by Marianne Boesky Gallery to commit to eco-friendly practices and reduce the gallery’s environmental impact.... The 509 viewing space contributes to this commitment by moving inventory on-site at the gallery, thereby reducing offsite storage, crate waste, and transportation emissions, and increasing turnover of installations at 509 to make better and more thoughtful use of resources. @marianneboeskygallery #sustainableartworld #independentgalleries See more

Congratulations to PPOW! New space opening today, go see! Gerald Lovell ‘all that I have’ at @ppowgallery. This will be the artist’s first solo in New York City. Lovell’s largely biographical and monumental portraits are on view through February 20. #Independentgalleries #geraldlovell

Last weekend to visit Alice Tippit ‘Unspelt’ the inaugural exhibition at @nicellebeauchene new home in Tribeca, through Saturday January 16. Describing the works joined together in Unspelt, Tippit offers the following image: The flood imbues everything. In its wake the ties of meaning are loosened, and in this unmooring there is opportunity. The best one can do in this scenario is try to float; or better: surf. #IndependentGalleries #alicetippit

Happening now, @lamamagalleria presents DOWNTOWN 2021 curated by Sam Gordon of @gordonrobichaux through January 30. The exhibition acts as a sequel to the film Downtown 81 and reveals the currents of new visual culture in New York beyond Manhattan, to galleries in Brooklyn and Queens. Participants include: @zoefisherprojects with Elisabeth Kley and Matt Paweski, @fortnight_institute with Peter ... Shear, @orgypark with Jacob Robichaux and @oygprojects with Frederick Weston. #Independentgalleries #ElisabethKley #MattPaweski #JacobRobichaux #FrederickWeston See more