DC Moore Gallery

DC Moore Gallery Representing contemporary and 20th-century American artists Founded in 1995, the Gallery recently relocated to Chelsea.

DC Moore Gallery represents a lively mix of more than twenty contemporary artists and also offers the finest in twentieth-century American painting, sculpture, and works on paper, including Modernism, Ashcan, African American, Regionalism, Social Realism, and mid-century Abstraction. In our expanded space, we organize fifteen to twenty exhibitions a year, ranging from historical presentations of s

pecific periods and themes to focused one-person shows and major career retrospectives. Our publications program produces a wide range of catalogues and books with essays by well-known art historians and critics. We also frequently work with museums and other institutions, organizing joint exhibitions and sending our traveling exhibitions to their venues. Contemporary artists represented include Eric Aho, Theresa Daddezio, Janet Fish, Mary Frank, Chie Fueki, Mark Innerst, Yvonne Jacquette, Valerie Jaudon, Joyce Kozloff, Robert Kushner, Whitfield Lovell, Duane Michals, Carrie Moyer, Katia Santibañez, Claire Sherman, Barbara Takenaga, Darren Waterston, and Alexi Worth. The Gallery also represents the foundations and estates of Romare Bearden, Charles Burchfield, Robert De Niro, Sr., David Driskell, Jacob Lawrence, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, George Tooker, and Jane Wilson. We are dedicated to providing expertise and guidance to both beginning and established collectors, as well as working with museum, corporate, and other art professionals in the acquisition and sale of works of art. DC Moore Gallery is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America.

DC Moore Gallery is pleased to present Paul Cadmus: The Male N**e, opening February 8th. This is the first major solo ex...
02/03/2024

DC Moore Gallery is pleased to present Paul Cadmus: The Male N**e, opening February 8th.

This is the first major solo exhibition of this important 20th century artist in over 20 years, and one of the only ones to highlight Cadmus’s highly finished male n**e drawings. Five rarely exhibited paintings will be on view in this exhibition, placing these intimate drawings in context and opening a conversation between these two sides of Cadmus’s practice. The iconic 1933 painting Y.M.C.A. Locker Room, not seen publicly in nearly 50 years, will be on view in this exhibition.

Join us for the opening reception on February 8 from 6 - 8 pm.

Image: detail of Y.M.C.A. Locker Room, 1933. Oil on canvas, 19 3/8 x 39 1/4 inches. Private Collection

Today is the last day to see Joyce Kozloff: Collateral Damage!Since the early 1990s, Kozloff has used mapping as a frame...
02/03/2024

Today is the last day to see Joyce Kozloff: Collateral Damage!

Since the early 1990s, Kozloff has used mapping as a framework to build upon enduring interests in decorative arts, history, popular culture, and political struggles. Joyce Kozloff: Collateral Damage presents a new series of paintings alongside recent and earlier works about war, centering her continual innovation and expansion of the category of political art.

Today is the last day to see Magritte + Warhol by Duane Michals.Alongside portraits of Rene Magritte and Andy Warhol, th...
12/21/2023

Today is the last day to see Magritte + Warhol by Duane Michals.

Alongside portraits of Rene Magritte and Andy Warhol, the exhibition features over twenty portraits of major 20th century artists–– including a self-portrait of the photographer himself!

DC Moore Gallery is open today until 6pm. We will be closed from December 23 to January 2. Our next exhibition, Joyce Kozloff: Collateral Damage, will open on Saturday, January 6.

Image: Self-Portrait Asleep in the Tomb of Mereruka at Sakkara, Gelatin silver print 1966, 8 1/8 x 11 7/8 inches

Excited to see the exhibition "Jane Wilson: Atmospheres" on Artforum's must-see list of shows opening on September 7. Pl...
09/05/2023

Excited to see the exhibition "Jane Wilson: Atmospheres" on Artforum's must-see list of shows opening on September 7. Please join us for the opening reception on Thursday, September 7 from 6 to 7:30 PM.

An exhibition of large landscape oil paintings and intimate watercolors by Jane Wilson (1924-2015), many on view for the first time.

Join us tonight for a reception with artist Jimmy Wright during the   from 6 - 8 PM!Jimmy Wright: Emotional Repositories...
07/19/2023

Join us tonight for a reception with artist Jimmy Wright during the from 6 - 8 PM!

Jimmy Wright: Emotional Repositories will be on view through August 10.

Image: Jimmy Wright, Sunflower with Blue Leaf, 2000.

05/12/2023
DC Moore Gallery is honored to present two concurrent exhibitions, "Yvonne Jacquette: Looking Up/Down/Inside/Out" and "Y...
05/04/2023

DC Moore Gallery is honored to present two concurrent exhibitions, "Yvonne Jacquette: Looking Up/Down/Inside/Out" and "Yvonne Jacquette: Recent Views, Maine & New York," following the recent passing of Yvonne Jacquette on April 23, 2023. The long-planned exhibitions, organized in collaboration with Yvonne Jacquette and her son Tom Burckhardt, will open as scheduled at DC Moore Gallery on May 4, 2023, with the support of her family as a tribute to her life and work.

Join us for the opening tonight from 5:30 - 7 PM. "Looking Up/Down/Inside/Out" features the artist’s paintings and works on paper from 1962-1976. Rarely seen together, these early works exemplify Jacquette’s consistent intensity of gaze and unique vantage point expressed throughout her career.

An illustrated catalog with the essay by Lilly Wei, “From There to Here: Up, Down, Around,” accompanies the exhibition.

DC Moore Gallery is saddened to announce that Yvonne Jacquette passed away suddenly at the age of 88, in her Manhattan h...
04/25/2023

DC Moore Gallery is saddened to announce that Yvonne Jacquette passed away suddenly at the age of 88, in her Manhattan home on April 23, 2023. A prominent figure in the New York art world, Yvonne Jacquette was known for her expansive aerial views of cities and landscapes that documented rapidly changing environments across the country, including scenes of New York City and Maine.

The long-planned exhibition of Yvonne Jacquette’s work, organized in collaboration with the artist and her son, Tom Burckhardt, will open as scheduled at DC Moore Gallery on Thursday, May 4th, with the support of her family as a tribute to her life and work.

Photograph: Yvonne Jacquette, 1998. Photo by Kevin Ryan.

Join us tonight for a conversation with artist Darren Waterston and Xavier Salomon, Deputy Director and Peter Jay Sharp ...
04/18/2023

Join us tonight for a conversation with artist Darren Waterston and Xavier Salomon, Deputy Director and Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator at the Frick Collection. They will discuss Waterston's new work, currently on view in his exhibition "Darren Waterston: In the Gloaming."

Their conversation will take place at 6pm tonight, April 18th, via Zoom.

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5JfG4qcZRUuMtM5sKLvYmg #/registration

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March in New York? A great time to gallery hop and feel/see something new for spring.
Through March 25: "Robert Kushner: Then & Now" at DC Moore Gallery
https://www.dcmooregallery.com/exhibitions/robert-kushner-then-now
left:
Keukenhof, 2022
Oil, acrylic, and conté crayon on linen
72 x 144 inches

right:
Keukenhof II, 2022
Oil on mixed paper and fabric collage on linen
74 3/8 x 153 inches

Open now, Robert Kushner: Then & Now, features new paintings with still life objects placed against patterned kimonos an...
03/04/2023

Open now, Robert Kushner: Then & Now, features new paintings with still life objects placed against patterned kimonos and embroidered suzanis.

Color harmonies, pattern, and flattened picture planes unite this new series. Then & Now will be on view through March 25 at DC Moore Gallery.

Image: Installation view of Robert Kushner: Then & Now

FINAL WEEK! We hope you can visit to see "David Driskell: Mystery of the Masks" and "Jane Wilson: Reflected Still Life" ...
03/24/2022

FINAL WEEK! We hope you can visit to see "David Driskell: Mystery of the Masks" and "Jane Wilson: Reflected Still Life" before they close on Saturday, March 26.

Next exhibits are "Duane Michals: Kaleidoscope" and "Carrie Moyer: Morphologies" on view from April 1 through April 30.

DC Moore Gallery exhibitions ‘Alexi Worth: Nearness’ and ‘Chie Fueki: You & I’ will be open to the public beginning tomo...
01/06/2022

DC Moore Gallery exhibitions ‘Alexi Worth: Nearness’ and ‘Chie Fueki: You & I’ will be open to the public beginning tomorrow, January 7, but our originally scheduled reception with both artists for tomorrow has been canceled. The gallery will have regular hours from 10am-6pm.

We will be hosting a celebration later this month with both artists on Thursday, January 27 from 5-8, and we hope to see you then!

Click the link in our bio or visit the gallery’s website for more information about both exhibits!

Seen here:
Alexi Worth, ‘Tilt,’ 2021. Mixed media on mesh, 68 x 48/45 inches (detail)

Chie Fueki, ‘finally Bridget,’ 2021. Acrylic and mixed media on mulberry paper on wood, 60 x 48 inches

Tonight at 6PM EST, join the American Federation of Arts and the Gibbes Museum of Art, SC for the virtual program “The N...
11/17/2021

Tonight at 6PM EST, join the American Federation of Arts and the Gibbes Museum of Art, SC for the virtual program “The Negro Artist’s Dilemma” Revisited: An Abstract Artist Summit on the occasion of the current traveling exhibition Romare Bearden: Abstraction. Program speakers include conceptual artist Lorraine O’Grady, abstract artist Suzanne Jackson, and abstract and calligraphy artist Shinique Smith, moderated by Curator of Education and Programs at the Gibbes, Chase Quinn.

“The...most perplexing problem is the evident pressure exerted on the Negro artist to use his art as an instrument to mirror the social injustices inflicted upon his people,” reads Romare Bearden’s prescient 1946 essay “The Negro Artist’s Dilemma.” We’ll revisit the artist’s perspective with contemporary artists working in a multitude of media today.

Register at www.gibbesmuseum.org

📸 Romare Bearden by Frank Stewart

We hope to see you at ADAA The Art Show, and the gallery is pleased to present a solo presentation of new paintings by A...
11/04/2021

We hope to see you at ADAA The Art Show, and the gallery is pleased to present a solo presentation of new paintings by American artist Barbara Takenaga. Visit us at Booth C10!

Barbara Takenaga’s paintings offer abstract visual translations alluding to the ever-changing nature of the physical world while challenging our understanding of those very spaces in a psychologically mesmerizing manner.

November 4 - 7


Online and at Park Avenue Armory, New York, NY

https://dcmoore-viewingroom.exhibit-e.art/viewing-room/adaa-the-art-show-barbara-takenaga :thumbnails

We are so thrilled about the October issue of Artforum which includes an absolutely stunning cover of a painting by Joyc...
10/01/2021

We are so thrilled about the October issue of Artforum which includes an absolutely stunning cover of a painting by Joyce Kozloff!

This issue also contains an important feature by Lynne Cooke about the Pattern & Decoration movement, including Joyce Kozloff, Valerie Jaudon, and Robert Kushner, and a review of Kozloff’s ‘Uncivil Wars’ which was recently on view at the gallery by Ida Panicelli. So much gratitude for all of this!

Thank you to everyone who made the fabulous October issue of Artforum come together. Visit our website for more info and we hope everyone can give it a read!

DC Moore is pleased to announce a forthcoming artist talk, “Painting Connections: Elisabeth Condon in Conversation with ...
09/23/2021

DC Moore is pleased to announce a forthcoming artist talk, “Painting Connections: Elisabeth Condon in Conversation with Katia Santibañez” next Thursday, September 30 at 4:30pm EDT! This will be held via Zoom, and the two will discuss Santibañez’s current solo exhibition at the gallery, “Lumens Anima” up through October 9.

Click the link below or visit our News section on the gallery’s website for more information and to register!

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_0VOgPeK-SnKgftHqHAVN6w

Elisabeth Condon is known for paintings and works on paper that overlap natural and built environments with references to scrolls, décor, and calligraphy. Linking scroll painting with the decorative wallpapers of her childhood home, Condon incorporates lattice or bird and flower motifs in her paintings and public artworks such as Urban Idyll, commissioned by MTA Art & Design Percent for Art for the NYCT Astoria-Ditmars Blvd. Station in Queens. Condon's paintings are held in the collections of Tampa Museum of Art, Perez Art Museum Miami, United States Embassy Beijing, and numerous private collections throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. She is recipient of the Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Grant, the Po***ck Krasner Foundation Grant, and a Florida Individual Artist Fellowship. Condon's fellowships include residencies at the Swatch Art Peace Hotel Shanghai, UCross Foundation, Yaddo, MacDowell, Wave Hill, Montello Foundation, and Carrizozo.

Katia Santibañez is an American artist born in France. She studied painting at Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux Arts. She has been in residencies at Yaddo, NY; Casa Wabi, Mexico; The Albers Foundation, CT; Sitka, OR; and Civitella Ranieri, Italy. Her work has been collected internationally and is in both private and public collections including, The Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY; The Bibliotheque Nationale de Paris, France; Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, Massachusetts; The Morgan Library and Museum; The Museum of Modern Art; and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY. The artist lives and works in Otis, Massachusetts and New York, NY.

UPCOMING Exhibition: ‘Katia Santibañez: Lumens Anima’ opens on September 9, featuring all new paintings by  and is on vi...
09/02/2021

UPCOMING Exhibition: ‘Katia Santibañez: Lumens Anima’ opens on September 9, featuring all new paintings by and is on view through October 9.

Santibañez’s work teems with energy and utilizes fluid grid structures to examine the intricacies of organic forms. Prior visits to Rome, gazing upon Bernini sculptures and Baroque churches, followed by Barcelona in awe at Gaudi, and finally, her hometown in France with stained glass in St. Chapelle hypnotized Santibañez. The spirals, colors, and magnificence of these structures gave her an obsessive motivation to render light with a similarly rapt and vibrant effect. A catalogue with essay by Re’al Christian accompanies the exhibition.

We are also pleased to announce an open house with Katia Santibañez here at the gallery on Thursday, September 9, from 2-7pm.

ALSO upcoming is ‘Charles Burchfield: Doodles & Sketches’ opening September 9 in our project gallery, and on view through October 9. Best known for his watercolor paintings, Charles Burchfield (1893-1967) also had a deep practice of creating doodles and sketches throughout his career with subjects varying from landscapes to pure abstraction. Some served as studies for paintings, while others were a means for Burchfield to quickly capture inspiration and motifs.

For more information about these exhibitions, visit our website!

Seen here:
Katia Santibañez, ‘The Delight of Solitude,’ 2021. Acrylic on canvas, 29 3/4 x 27 1/2 inches.

Charles Burchfield, ‘Two Houses in Winter,’ 1918. Ink and graphite on paper, 8 3/8 x 5 1/4 inches (detail).

Please join us this Monday, August 9 for a conversation with artist Joyce Kozloff and Editor-at-Large Ann McCoy for The ...
08/05/2021

Please join us this Monday, August 9 for a conversation with artist Joyce Kozloff and Editor-at-Large Ann McCoy for The Brooklyn Rail’s ‘New Social Environment’ series. Held at 1pm Eastern via Zoom, Kozloff and McCoy will discuss Kozloff’s current exhibition ‘Uncivil Wars’ at DC Moore Gallery and the conversation will conclude with a poetry reading by PJ Lombardo.

For More Information and to Register: https://brooklynrail.org/events/2021/08/09/uncivil-wars-joyce-kozloff/

#359 | Artist Joyce Kozloff joins Rail Editor-at-Large Ann McCoy for a conversation. We conclude with a poetry reading by PJ Lombardo.

Join us tomorrow for 92Y’s ‘Across The MacDowell Dinner Table: Excellence, Aesthetics, and Value’ featuring Joyce Kozlof...
07/14/2021

Join us tomorrow for 92Y’s ‘Across The MacDowell Dinner Table: Excellence, Aesthetics, and Value’ featuring Joyce Kozloff, Linda Harrison, Garth Greenan, hosted by MacDowell Board Chair Nell Painter. Painter’s conversation with Newark Museum of Art Director Linda Harrison, distinguished visual artist Joyce Kozloff, and pathbreaking gallerist Garth Greenan deconstructs the art world’s conceptions of excellence, aesthetics, and value.

Online panel starts at 7pm tomorrow, July 15, and registration is free. Click here for more information and to register:

https://www.92y.org/event/excellence-aesthetics-and-value

Joyce Kozloff’s exhibition ‘Uncivil Wars’ is currently on view at DC Moore Gallery through August 13.

UPCOMING EXHIBITION: ‘Joyce Kozloff: Uncivil Wars’ opens on June 24. In her new body of work, Kozloff uses Civil War bat...
06/18/2021

UPCOMING EXHIBITION: ‘Joyce Kozloff: Uncivil Wars’ opens on June 24. In her new body of work, Kozloff uses Civil War battle maps created by officers from both the Confederate and Union armies to explore the underlying violence in the history of the United States. Viruses erupt throughout the battle maps, reflecting the pandemic that locked down state, national, and international borders, symbolizing the viral racism and xenophobia that permeates our country. Also featured in the exhibition are works from Kozloff’s earlier series that additionally address the violence entangled within the history of our country. Full press release and images here: https://bit.ly/3wKFiIQ

Joyce Kozloff will be at the gallery on June 24 from 2-6pm. If you would like to make an appointment, visit the gallery’s website, and we look forward to seeing you!

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