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Duane Thomas Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Tribeca, New York

10/09/2026

In the summer of 1973, Joyce Kozloff finds herself in Tepoztlán, Mexico, a place that has drawn generations of writers and artists into its extraordinary landscape and history. Here, among ancient architectural forms and the colors of Mexican visual culture, she discovers new possibilities for abstraction. In *Tepoztlán I*, passages of geometric forms unfold across the paper: verticals, crosses, diagonals, stars, and semicircles, each finding its own rhythm within a composition of remarkable freedom and invention.

Back in America, Kozloff is already deeply engaged in the feminist art movement. Together with other women artists and thinkers, she is questioning hierarchies and the foundations of American culture. Her discoveries in Mexico give these questions a new formal dimension. The geometry of ancient architecture, the rhythms of textiles, and the richness of ornament become the material of a new modern abstraction. In her hands, the boundaries between painting and decoration give way to an expansive vision of art, one that has a far reach and that she continues to develop throughout her career.

We are proud to present Joyce Kozloff’s *Tepoztlán I* (1973) in *Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper* at Duane Thomas Gallery, Tribeca.
We thank DC Moore Gallery for their kind loan and participation on this exhibition.
Joyce Kozloff

10/02/2026

Join us tonight for the opening of “Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper” reception 6/8pm in Tribeca.
With works by Cynthia Carlson, Eunice Golden, Joyce Kozloff, Shirley Pettibone, Nancy Spero, Mimi Smith, and Barbara Zucker.
Cynthia Carlson Barbara M Zucker Joyce Kozloff Shirley Pettibone Mimi Smith Duane Thomas Gallery
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09/26/2026

Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper
Opening October 2, 2026 with a reception 6/8 pm Duane Thomas Gallery, New York
137 West Broadway, 3rd floor
NY, NY 10013
Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper examines the importance of paper as a medium for women artists working during the emergence of feminist art in the 1960s and 1970s, while tracing the persistence of these concerns into the present. Rather than treating drawing as secondary to painting, sculpture, or performance, the exhibition considers the sheet of paper as an intimate and adaptable site of artistic inquiry—one capable of holding the personal, the political, the domestic, the experimental, and the documentary. The exhibition brings together artists whose approaches to paper range from the direct observation of the body to journals and notebooks, pattern, domestic materials, historical research, and the recording of women’s lives.

Artists:
Cynthia Carlson Cynthia Carlson
Eunice Golden
Joyce Kozloff Joyce Kozloff DC Moore Gallery
Shirley Pettibone Shirley Pettibone
Mimi Smith Mimi Smith Luis De Jesus 🇵🇷
Nancy Spero
Barbara Zucker Barbara M Zucker Accola Griefen Fine Art

The gallery would like to acknowledge the participation of DC Moore Gallery (Joyce Kozloff), Luis de Jesus Los Angeles (Mimi Smith), and Accola Griefen (Barbara Zucker) and thank them for their participation.

09/20/2026

A selection of works on paper by Eunice Golden (American 1927/ 2025) made in the 1960’s is included in the upcoming show “Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper.” Duane Thomas Gallery

09/19/2026

These historical works on paper made by Eunice Golden at the height of the second wave feminist period (1963/1970) will be presented for the first time in the upcoming exhibition “Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper.” Duane Thomas Gallery in Tribeca.
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09/17/2026

Our upcoming exhibition “Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works on Paper,” will open later this month in Tribeca. The show will feature paper as a medium central to the Feminist Art movement between the years 1965/1973.
More on this exhibition to come.
Pictured: installation of drawings by Eunice Golden, circa 1963/1970.
Duane Thomas Gallery

09/16/2026

Our next exhibition “Women’s Drawings, Feminist Works On Paper” will open later this month in Tribeca. Shedding a light on paper as a medium that held a particular importance in the Feminist art movement during the years 1965/1973.
Pictured an installation of drawings made in the 1960’s by Eunice Golden.
Duane Thomas Gallery

08/01/2026

Duane Thomas Gallery is pleased to announce the representation of German artist Benedikt Gahl.
Based in Munich, Gahl’s practice encompasses painting, sculpture, publishing, and collaborative projects, exploring the intersections of abstraction, political consciousness, and the social conditions of artistic production. Rooted in the legacy of postwar German painting while remaining acutely responsive to the present, his work challenges conventional distinctions between formal experimentation and political engagement. Through layered compositions, recurring symbols, and material precision, Gahl proposes painting and sculpture as a space where history, memory, and contemporary experience remain in constant negotiation.
A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich, where he studied with Markus Oehlen, Gahl has developed an interdisciplinary practice extending beyond the studio through artist-run initiatives, publishing, and curatorial projects. In 2025, his institutional solo exhibition Unbekannte (Unknown), curated by Angela Stiegler, was presented at Kunstraum München, examining artistic autonomy and the politics of visibility through painting, installation, and publishing.
Since presenting Gahl’s first New York solo exhibition, Lieder, Duane Thomas Gallery has worked closely with the artist to introduce his practice to American audiences through exhibitions and international art fairs. We look forward to continuing this collaboration with forthcoming exhibitions, publications, and institutional projects.
Welcome, Benedikt Gahl.
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07/30/2026

Duane Thomas Gallery Announces Representation of Cynthia Carlson
Duane Thomas Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of Cynthia Carlson.
For more than five decades, Carlson has developed one of the most singular and inventive bodies of work in American painting. Emerging in New York in the late 1960s, she established a visual language that dissolved the boundaries between abstraction and representation, painting and architecture, image and environment. Her exuberant forms—at once organic, ornamental, and psychological—have continuously challenged conventional notions of pictorial space.
A key figure in the development of the Pattern and Decoration movement, Carlson has remained steadfastly independent, pursuing a practice that resists categorization while expanding the possibilities of painting. Her work is distinguished by a distinctive visual vocabulary in which biomorphic forms, illusionistic space, and decorative motifs converge into compositions that are both playful and rigorously constructed. Throughout her career, Carlson has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to experimentation, moving fluidly between painting, drawing, printmaking, and immersive installations.
Carlson’s work has been exhibited extensively in museums and galleries throughout the United States and internationally. Her paintings are held in the permanent collections of major institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Whitney Museum of American Art; the Smithsonian American Art Museum; and the Brooklyn Museum, among many others.
Duane Thomas Gallery has worked closely with Carlson over the past several years, presenting both historical and recent works through a series of exhibitions that have highlighted the remarkable breadth and continuity of her practice. The gallery looks forward to building on this collaboration by placing renewed emphasis on Carlson’s historical contributions while advancing her contemporary practice through exhibitions, publications, institutional partnerships, and international art fairs.
Duane Thomas Gallery Cynthia Carlson

07/28/2026

Duane Thomas Gallery is proud to announce the representation of the Estate of Shirley Pettibone.

Since first presenting Pettibone’s work at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2023, the gallery has remained deeply committed to introducing new audiences to one of the most distinctive and underrecognized voices of postwar American art. That commitment continued through three dedicated exhibitions at the gallery, tracing the breadth of her practice—from her pioneering conceptual works of the 1960s and early 1970s to later investigations of perception, landscape, and photo realism.
Working across painting, sculpture, printmaking, and conceptual art, Pettibone developed a singular visual language that resisted categorization while engaging many of the defining artistic questions of her generation. She exhibited alongside leading artists of the period and was included in Lucy Lippard’s landmark 1971 exhibition 26 Contemporary Women Artists.
Representing the Estate marks a natural continuation of the gallery’s ongoing stewardship of Pettibone’s legacy. Through future exhibitions, publications, and collaborations with museums and scholars, Duane Thomas Gallery is honored to help ensure that Shirley Pettibone’s remarkable contribution to American art receives the sustained attention it merits.
Shirley Pettibone Duane Thomas Gallery
Image: Shirley Pettibone in her studio, circa 1963/64 Courtesy the estate of the artist

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