Pace Prints

06/18/2025

The gallery will be closed tomorrow, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. ​
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We will reopen on Friday, June 20th, with our exhibitions of Louise Nevelson and Dan Walsh. ​

https://paceprints.com/pace-prints-536W22
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Image:​
Untitled, Sam Gilliam, 1973. © Sam Gilliam / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

06/17/2025

📍 Louise Nevelson is now on view. The exhibition runs through July 5 and presents a career-spanning selection of prints, editions, and multiples by the renowned artist.​

Learn more about the works on view and plan your visit: https://paceprints.com/2025/louise-nevelson
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Installation view, Louise Nevelson, Pace Prints, 2025. Photo: Jeanette May. ​
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© Estate of Louise Nevelson/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

06/10/2025

Louise Nevelson opens this Friday, June 13th.​
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Renowned for her assemblages built with found materials scavenged from the streets of New York City, Nevelson’s sculptures incorporated combinations of materials and forms that manifested in her distinctive approach to abstraction. Similarly, the artist pushed the boundaries of the print medium, refreshing traditional forms, while expanding the possibilities of what a print or multiple could be. ​
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Exploding her editions into three-dimensional space, Nevelson’s paper pulp reliefs and polyester cast-resin multiples of the 1970s and early 1980s represent the convergence of the artist’s sculptural and printmaking practices. ​
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Cast-resin multiples like Night Blossom (1973) represent the closest analog to Nevelson’s wooden sculptures. ​
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⁠Learn more about the upcoming exhibition: https://paceprints.com/2025/louise-nevelson
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Night Blossom, Louise Nevelson, 1973.​
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Photos courtesy of Pace Prints © Estate of Louise Nevelson/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

06/09/2025

This is the last week to visit our presentation of works by Nina Chanel Abney and the group exhibition, Post-Minimalism. Both shows close Saturday, June 14. ​

Nina Chanel Abney presents 21 variations of the artist's Soup Kitchen series of painted stainless steel and aluminum multiples alongside a grouping of cast paper collage works. Abney’s recent print edition Magic is also on view. ​
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Post-Minimalism investigates the transition beyond Minimalism which saw artists foregrounding simplicity, geometric forms, and clean lines, but with a renewed focus on materiality, and features work by Peter Halley, Mary Heilmann, Sol LeWitt, Robert Mangold, Robert Ryman, Joel Shapiro, and James Turrell​
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⁠Learn more about these exhibitions: https://paceprints.com/exhibitions
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Images:​
1. Magic, Nina Chanel Abney, 2024. © Nina Chanel Abney​
2. Kiss, Mary Heilmann, 1990. © Mary Heilmann

06/03/2025

This is the last week to see Robin F. Williams: Night Shift, which closes on June 7th. ​
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⁠Plan your visit, explore works, and watch a conversation between the artist and Marilyn Minter: https://paceprints.com/2025/robin-f-williams
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Image:​
Oracle, Robin F. Williams, 2025. © Robin F. Williams.

05/29/2025

We are pleased to announce Louise Nevelson, an exhibition of lithographs, aquatint etchings, cast paper reliefs, and sculptural multiples celebrating the decades long relationship between Pace Prints and the artist. ​
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The exhibition will be on view from June 13–July 5, 2025, at 536 West 22nd Street, and coincides with a solo presentation of Nevelson's work currently on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.​

Renowned for her assemblages built with found materials scavenged from the streets of New York City, Nevelson’s sculptures incorporated combinations of materials and forms that manifested in her distinctive approach to abstraction. Similarly, the artist pushed the boundaries of the print medium, refreshing traditional forms, while expanding the possibilities of what a print or multiple could be.​

Learn more about the upcoming exhibition: https://paceprints.com/2025/louise-nevelson
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Photo courtesy of Pace Prints © Estate of Louise Nevelson/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

05/22/2025

We're excited to announce that Robin F. Williams: Night Shift has been extended through June 7, giving you an extra week to visit, or revisit, the exhibition.​⁠
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Learn more about the exhibition and plan your visit: https://paceprints.com/2025/robin-f-williams
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*Please note that the gallery will be closing early at 2PM on Friday, May 23, and be closed on Saturday, May 24, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. ⁠
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Installation view, Robin F. Williams: Night Shift, Pace Prints, 2025. Artwork © Robin F. Williams. Photo: Garrett Carroll.

05/13/2025

Pace Prints is pleased to present Post-Minimalism, an exhibition of important prints and editions by Agnes Martin, Peter Halley, Mary Heilmann, Sol LeWitt, Robert Mangold, Robert Ryman, Joel Shapiro, and James Turrell. ​
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Opening May 15 and on view through June 14 in Gallery 4, the exhibition investigates the transition beyond Minimalism which saw artists foregrounding simplicity, geometric forms, and clean lines, but with a renewed focus on materiality.​

Learn more about the upcoming presentation: https://paceprints.com/2025/post-minimalism​
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Image:
Light Collector I, Robert Ryman, 2010. © Robert Ryman / Artist's Rights Society (ARS), New York.

05/07/2025

If you're in New York this week, don't miss your chance to see Robin F. Williams' new exhibition Night Shift, which presents new monoprints and collages created by the artist at Pace Prints.​

Known for their boundary pushing approach to figurative painting, which utilizes graphic and illusionistic techniques alongside innovative mark-making, Williams delved into the technical and material potential of printmaking when creating the works for this show. To complement their fastidiously hand rendered subjects, the artist took on a more playful and improvisational approach in the printshop - collecting and layering imagery, while also introducing graphic elements. ​

Learn more about the exhibition and plan your visit: https://paceprints.com/2025/robin-f-williams
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You can also RSVP to our recently announced gallery talk featuring Robin F. Williams in conversation with artist Marilyn Minter. ​
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Seating is limited, and RSVPs will be required for all attendees​
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Images:​
Installation view, Robin F. Williams: Night Shift, Pace Prints, 2025. Artwork © Robin F. Williams. Photo Garrett Carroll.

05/05/2025

On the occasion of Robin F. Williams: Night Shift, we are excited to invite you to attend a conversation between artists Robin F. Williams and Marilyn Minter.​

Moderated by Pace Prints’ master intaglio printer Sarah Carpenter, the event will take place on Thursday, May 15 from 5-6pm in our gallery at 536 West 22nd Street.​

This dialogue will focus on intersecting themes within both artists’ work, including the ways in which they subvert and contend with the depiction of women across cinema, social media, advertising, and beyond.​
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The conversation will also focus on the innovative print-making techniques used to create the unique monoprints and collages included in Williams’ exhibition.​

Seating is limited, and RSVPs will be required for all attendees.​

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On the occasion of Robin F. Williams: Night Shift, Pace Prints invites you to attend a conversation between artists Robin F. Williams and Marilyn Minter. Moderated by Pace Prints’ master intaglio printer Sarah Carpenter, the event will take place on Thursday, May 15 from 5-6pm in our gallery at 53...