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Gagosian is a global gallery specializing in modern and contemporary art with exhibition spaces in seven countries worldwide.

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Glimpse behind the scenes of the installation of “Julie Curtiss: UNREAL,” an exhibition of new paintings by the artist opening today, November 10, at Gagosian, 541 West 24th Street, New York, in these photographs captured by Dan McMahon. Join us from 6 to 8pm for the opening reception! Set in a metropolitan fever dream of intimate apartment interiors, laundromats, bodegas, and a fortune teller’s window, this body of work examines life in New York City, reflecting on identity, gender, and aging with a pervasive feeling of unreality. “Nothing feels real right now,” Curtiss observes. “It’s not even surreal, just the feeling that nothing can be trusted. We are bombarded with fake everything, AI everything, infiltrating our lives and our sense of reality.” Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #JulieCurtiss #Gagosian @juliecurtissartist The installation of “Julie Curtiss: UNREAL” at Gagosian, 541 West 24th Street, New York, 2026. Artwork © Julie Curtiss. Photos: Dan McMahon (@mcmahon_photo) 10 Nov 2026 The Winter 2026 issue of “Gagosian Quarterly” is now available, featuring Richard Avedon’s “Louis Armstrong, Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, Rhode Island, May 3, 1955” on the cover! Inside the issue, Carlos Valladares reflects on the many facets of Avedon’s engagement with Hollywood. Elsewhere in the world of motion pictures, Wyatt Allgeier and Miriam Bale report from this year’s Venice Film Festival and Mark Francis honors filmmaker and theorist Peter Wollen as this issue’s Game Changer. Maurizio Cattelan is in conversation about his exhibition “NIGHT” at the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin. Rod Mengham writes about Georg Baselitz’s final series of paintings. We take a road trip to Arizona with Paloma Picasso and Ed Ruscha to visit James Turrell’s “Roden Crater” (1976–). Readers will find the final installment of Helen Oyeyemi’s fiction series “As You Wish,” an interview with Charlotte Gainsbourg about her first photography exhibition, a look at Avis Berman’s new Roy Lichtenstein biography, and much more. Follow the link in our bio to read the issue online or order a copy from Gagosian Shop! __________ #RichardAvedon #GagosianQuarterly #Gagosian Richard Avedon’s “Louis Armstrong, Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, Rhode Island, May 3, 1955,” on the cover of “Gagosian Quarterly,” Winter 2026. Artwork © The Richard Avedon Foundation. Photo: Mauricio Zelaya 09 Nov 2026 Tracing the life, career, and legacy of Richard Avedon, Ron Howard’s documentary “Avedon” (2026) will be released on Netflix this Wednesday, November 11. The 104-minute film, produced by Imagine Entertainment and Fifth Season in association with the Richard Avedon Foundation, explores how the renowned photographer’s singular eye both reflected and reshaped the visual language of the twentieth century. This week, an exhibition of more than 120 photographs spanning Avedon’s career of over half a century, titled “Richard Avedon: Hollywood,” opened at Gagosian, Beverly Hills. Howard is pictured here at the opening reception. To learn more about the documentary and the exhibition, follow the link in our bio. __________ #RichardAvedon #Gagosian @avedonfoundation @netflix @realronhoward @imagineentertainment @fifthseason (1) Richard Avedon working on his “In the American West” series, c. 1985. Photo: Susan Middleton (@anmlcrew); (2) Archival image courtesy Netflix;(3) Ron Howard inside “Richard Avedon: Hollywood,” Gagosian, Beverly Hills, 2026. Photos: Jason Sean Weiss/BFA.com (@bfa); (4,5) Installation views, “Richard Avedon: Hollywood,” Gagosian, Beverly Hills, November 4–December 19, 2026. Photos: Jeff McLane (@jefffmclane); Artwork © The Richard Avedon Foundation 08 Nov 2026 Qatar Museums (@qatar_museums) has permanently installed Giuseppe Penone’s “Idee di pietra” (“Ideas of Stone”) (2004–10) at the Old Doha Port (@olddohaport) in Qatar, to coincide with “The Inner Flow of Life,” the artist’s solo exhibition at the National Museum of Qatar (@nmoqatar). The sculpture is composed of two monumental bronze trees with river stones set at the intersections of the branches and numerous stones on the ground. This juxtaposition between rocks and trees highlights the balance between verticality and horizontality and the interplay of gravity and growth. Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #GiuseppePenone #Gagosian @giuseppe_penone Giuseppe Penone, “Idee di pietra” (“Ideas of stone”), 2004–10), permanent installation, Old Doha Port, Qatar © Giuseppe Penone 07 Nov 2026 A two-part presentation of major works from the collection of Michael Chow (@mrchow), titled “Friends and Legends: The Collection of Michael Chow,” is now on view at Gagosian in Beverly Hills through November 7! The show will then travel to New York, where it will be exhibited in Gagosian’s new Madison Avenue gallery from November 14. The exhibition features portraits of Michael Chow by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Peter Blake, Urs Fischer, Keith Haring, David Hockney, Ed Ruscha, Julian Schnabel, and Andy Warhol, reflecting his affinity for artists and the arts. This collection of contemporary portraits—many of which have been displayed at Mr Chow over the years—emerged from his vision to commission individuals who would become some of the most important artists of our time. The care and creativity each artist put into these works affirm the depth of those relationships. Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #Gagosian Installation views, “Friends and Legends: The Collection of Michael Chow,” Gagosian, Beverly Hills, November 4–7, 2026. Photos: Josh White (@joshuawhitephotography). Full artwork details in the comments 06 Nov 2026 “UNREAL,” an exhibition of new paintings by Julie Curtiss (@juliecurtissartist), opens on Tuesday, November 10, at Gagosian, 541 West 24th Street, New York. Join us from 6 to 8pm for the opening reception! In “Grand Street,” shown here, Curtiss pictures aquarium tanks of fish, mussels, and a crab deftly bathed in varied qualities of colorful light in a restaurant kitchen. This nocturnal view illuminates the fate of these creatures further reinforced by roasted ducks hung in the window, each crowded tank recalling densely stacked units of residential high-rises. Follow the link in our bio to learn more about the exhibition. __________ #JulieCurtiss #Gagosian Julie Curtiss, “Grand Street,” 2026 © Julie Curtiss. Photo: Lance Brewer (@lance.brewer). Music: “Holding on to Hope” by Megan Wofford, courtesy Epidemic Sound 06 Nov 2026 Join us from 6 to 8pm on Thursday, November 12, for the opening of “Meine Schule,” an exhibition of recent work by Georg Baselitz, at Gagosian, 555 West 24th Street, New York. In this video, curator Richard Calvocoressi discusses Baselitz’s last sculpture “Strawinsky” (“Stravinsky,” 2026), which is among the works on view in the exhibition. In “Strawinsky,” the figure’s sturdy trunk—the sculpture’s primary components were cast from carved wood—stands upright while its head and limbs appear in a state of collapse, reflecting the character’s eventual demise. To learn more, follow the link in our bio. __________ #GeorgBaselitz #Gagosian Artwork © Georg Baselitz; Video: Pushpin Films (@pushpinfilms); Foundry footage: Olivia Newport (@ollynewport); Music: CLARA 05 Nov 2026 In this video, Kara Vander Weg, managing director at Gagosian; Caroline Black, executive director at the Pollock-Krasner Foundation; and Eric Gleason, cofounder of Olney Gleason, discuss the exhibition “Lee Krasner: Works from the 1960s,” which is now on view at Gagosian, rue de Ponthieu, Paris. Presented by Gagosian, Olney Gleason, and the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, the show of paintings and works on paper marks the first solo presentation of Lee Krasner’s work in France. To learn more, follow the link in our bio. __________ #LeeKrasner #Gagosian #OlneyGleason #PollockKrasnerFoundation Artwork © Pollock-Krasner Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Video: Pushpin Films (@pushpinfilms). Archival photography: (1) Paul De Vries, courtesy the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and Olney Gleason, New York; (2) Hans Namuth © 1991 Hans Namuth Estate, courtesy Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona. Music: “Nothin’ but the Blues” by Megan Wofford, courtesy Epidemic Sound 05 Nov 2026 “Richard Avedon: Hollywood”—an exhibition of more than 120 photographs spanning Avedon’s career of over half a century and including some of his most iconic portraits alongside rarely seen images—opens today, November 4, at Gagosian, Beverly Hills. The presentation is curated by the Richard Avedon Foundation. With subjects including actors, directors, writers, producers, composers, and those who inspired its narratives, Avedon’s photographs embody both the allure and the power dynamics of Hollywood. The exhibition is designed by Cécile Degos and coincides with the Netflix debut of “Avedon,” a documentary directed by Academy Award–winner Ron Howard that premiered at this year’s Festival de Cannes. To learn more, follow the link in our bio. __________ #RichardAvedon #Gagosian Installation views, “Richard Avedon: Hollywood,” Gagosian, Beverly Hills, November 4–December 19, 2026. Artwork © The Richard Avedon Foundation. Photos: Jeff McLane (@jefffmclane) 04 Nov 2026 Gagosian is pleased to participate in Frieze Abu Dhabi (@friezeofficial) later this month with a solo presentation of sculptures, prints, drawings, and collages produced by Roy Lichtenstein between 1965 and 1995. This coincides with “Roy Lichtenstein: Like New,” a major retrospective that opened at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York (@whitneymuseum) on October 11. In the Abu Dhabi presentation, portraits, landscapes, interiors, and still life compositions reinforce the essential role of work on paper in the American Pop art progenitor’s oeuvre. These works offer an array of characteristically witty and arresting images that together form an index to their maker’s thematic preoccupations and unmistakable visual language. Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #RoyLichtenstein #FriezeAbuDhabi #Gagosian Roy Lichtenstein carving on a woodblock for his "Landscape" print series, Gemini G.E.L. (@geminigel), Los Angeles, 1985. Photo: © 1985 Sidney B. Felsen; Roy Lichtenstein, "Seascape," 1985; Artwork © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. Music: "Cool Tidings" by Megan Wofford, courtesy Epidemic Sound 03 Nov 2026 “Richard Avedon: Hollywood”—an exhibition of more than 120 photographs spanning Avedon’s career of over half a century and including some of his most iconic portraits alongside rarely seen images—opens on Wednesday, November 4, at Gagosian, Beverly Hills. Join us from 6 to 8pm for the opening reception! Curated by the Richard Avedon Foundation, the exhibition represents Hollywood as a profoundly American construct whose glamour and power have made it a global cultural touchstone. It features images of influential directors who defined filmmaking, including Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, and Steven Spielberg, shown here. To learn more, follow the link in our bio. __________ #RichardAvedon #Gagosian Richard Avedon: (1) “Orson Welles, director, New York, November 28, 1955”; (2) “Alfred Hitchcock, director, New York, March 16, 1956”; (3) “Steven Spielberg, director, Los Angeles, February 11, 1994”; Artwork © The Richard Avedon Foundation. Music: “Misty Drift” by Megan Wofford, courtesy Epidemic Sound 02 Nov 2026 “Friends and Legends: The Collection of Michael Chow,” a two-part presentation of major works from the collection of Michael Chow (@mrchow), debuts at the gallery’s Beverly Hills location this Wednesday, November 4. It will then travel to New York, where it will open at Gagosian’s new Madison Avenue gallery on November 14, in conjunction with the fall auction season. The exhibition features portraits of Michael Chow by Keith Haring and David Hockney, who are pictured here at Mr Chow’s Art Dinner in New York. Hockney’s “Portrait of Michael Chow” is a half-length portrait drawn from life by the artist, while Haring’s “Mr. Chow as Green Prawns in a Bowl of Noodles” was composed by Haring in his signature style of dynamic lines and vibrant colors to depict three versions of the restaurateur in a bowl of one of the house’s specialty dishes. Follow the link in our bio to learn more. __________ #KeithHaring #DavidHockney #Gagosian @keithharingfoundation (1,2) David Hockney, “Portrait of Michael Chow,” 1969 © 2026 Estate of David Hockney. Photo: Owen Conway; (3) David Hockney and Keith Haring at Mr Chow’s Art Dinner, New York, April 1985. Photo: © Ben Buchanan. All rights reserved 2026/Bridgeman Images; (5,6) Keith Haring, “Mr. Chow as Green Prawns in a Bowl of Noodles,” 1986 © Keith Haring Foundation. Photo: Josh White (@joshuawhitephotography) 01 Nov 2026

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