New York’s art scene never slows down, and this month is packed with exhibitions that demand attention. Whether you’re into the classics or craving something cutting-edge, here are 10 must-see exhibits that belong on your March itinerary:
Justine Koons: MYTH at Salon 94 – salon94.com
Expect surreal storytelling and bold visuals as Justine Koons takes on mythology in a way only she can. On view until March 29.
Robert Grosvenor at Paula Cooper Gallery – paulacoopergallery.com
Sculptural minimalism meets monumental impact, this is one for the architecture lovers, now on view through March 22 at 534 West 21st Street.
George Condo: Pastels at Hauser & Wirth – hauserwirth.com
Condo’s signature distorted figures take a softer turn with this pastel-filled exhibition. ‘George Condo. Pastels’ is on view at Hauser & Wirth New York, Wooster Street through 12 April and on view at Sprüth Magers on the Upper East Side through 1 March.
Frieda Toranzo Jaeger: Impersonal Unity Tools at Bortolami Gallery – bortolamigallery.com
The ten new paintings in Toranzo Jaeger’s exhibition serve as prompts, inviting us to explore strategies for collective liberation, an unmissable show on view from March 14 to April 26.
Portraiture: From Cassatt to Warhol at Acquavella Galleries – acquavellagalleries.com
A deep dive into portraiture across eras, think Mary Cassatt’s soft touch meets Warhol’s pop punch, showing until March 21.
Cy Twombly at Gagosian – gagosian.com
Swirling, poetic, and always enigmatic, Twombly’s work is a must-see in any setting. Now on view through March 22 at Gagosian, 980 Madison Avenue, New York.
Andy Warhol: Who is Who? at Skarstedt Gallery – skarstedt.com
The king of pop art’s fascination with identity takes center stage in this collection. Now on view through March 29, 2025
Skarstedt New York
20 East 79th Street, Upper East Side.
Mirdidingkingathi Juwarnda Sally Gabori at KARMA – karmakarma.org
Vibrant, large-scale landscapes by the late Australian Indigenous artist bring colour and culture to NYC. Showing until 27 April at the 549 West 26th Street location in New York.
Michelangelo Pistoletto: To Step Beyond at Lévy Gorvy Dayan – levygorvydayan.com
Mirror, mirror on the wall… Pistoletto’s reflective works challenge perception in this immersive exhibition. Now open at 19 East 64th Street through March 29.
Julian Opie at Lisson Gallery – lissongallery.com
Bold outlines and bright colors, Opie’s instantly recognisable figures are back to keep NYC moving. On view through 19 April at 504 West 24th Street.
Which of these exhibits are on your radar? Let us know your top picks and start planning your gallery tour.
