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🌟 "David Byrne/Saul Steinberg: Influence and Affinity," presenting work by two multi-hyphenate, genre-defying artists, c...
06/04/2026

🌟 "David Byrne/Saul Steinberg: Influence and Affinity," presenting work by two multi-hyphenate, genre-defying artists, continues at .

In addition to drawings, watercolors, prints, and collages by Steinberg, drawings by Byrne are accompanied by his never-before-seen banner works, inspired by the paraphernalia of fraternal organizations like the Masons and Elks.

Occupying a shared frequency, the works of Steinberg and Byrne blend satire and sincerity to expose the fragile scaffolding of common sense.

Experience "David Byrne/Saul Steinberg: Influence and Affinity" at our gallery in through August 1.

Discover the Exhibition: https://hubs.la/Q04k6Gfw0

Installation views: “David Byrne/Saul Steinberg: Influence and Affinity,” May 28 – August 1, 2026 © Photography courtesy Kris Graves; Artwork: David Byrne, “It's Crowded In Here,” 2026 © David Byrne, courtesy Pace Gallery

Opening tomorrow at : Kenjiro Okazaki’s first-ever UK exhibition, “Never could be any other way – anagnorisis.”One of J...
06/04/2026

Opening tomorrow at : Kenjiro Okazaki’s first-ever UK exhibition, “Never could be any other way – anagnorisis.”

One of Japan’s leading contemporary artists, Okazaki () works across painting, sculpture, robotics, costume and set design, and architecture. At the core of his theoretical practice is the concept of zōkei (plastic arts): the making of form from substance. For Okazaki, zōkei brings perception and the world into relation—suggesting that our engagement with the universe is as malleable as the materials that shape it.

Join us for a special program celebrating the opening, with extended hours for London Gallery Weekend:

📍 Exhibition Walkthrough with Professor Bert Winther-Tamaki
June 5, 4–5 PM

📍 Opening Reception
June 5, 5–7 PM

📍 London Gallery Weekend Hours
June 5, 10 AM–7 PM
June 6, 10 AM–6 PM
June 7, 12–5 PM

“Kenjiro Okazaki: Never could be any other way – anagnorisis” is on view at our London gallery from June 5 through August 7.

Discover the Exhibition: https://hubs.la/Q04k0j_w0

Artwork: Kenjiro Okazaki, "The Kingfisher flew vigorously, her wings strong. She had rested in the quiet ark, consuming provisions. Upward she snared, beyond clouds, into blue ether above. Suddenly, her gray plumage transformed to brilliant blue, colored by the clear heights she reached./Blood rushes to her head. Wrinkles form around her beak. Nearly exploding with anger, she snaps her tail-feathers and turns./Beak cutting wind, wings flat, it strides swiftly forward. Passersby dare not stop it, frightened by its unnatural quick gait./Come here, darling, please approach. Emerging from shadows, somersaulting, briefly gleaming in sunlight before returning to shade. "Viens mon gros loulo" echoes repeatedly. This is how doves cry—an ancestral call, as if something remains lodged in their delicate feathered http://throats.," 2025; Kenjiro Okazaki, "The night is darkening round me/Clouds beyond clouds above me/行到水窮處， 坐看雲起時," 2026; Kenjiro Okazaki, "What is so rare as a day in June / 水無月 Water Moon / never have to see the day again," 2026; All works © Kenjiro Okazaki, courtesy Pace Gallery

At this year's edition of Art Basel, we will showcase our robust contemporary program in dialogue with our 20th century ...
06/03/2026

At this year's edition of Art Basel, we will showcase our robust contemporary program in dialogue with our 20th century artists, featuring works by Lynda Benglis, Alexander Calder, Agnes Martin, Louise Nevelson, Claes Oldenburg, Lauren Quin, and Anicka Yi, among other figures.

Our booth will also spotlight works by our artists with ongoing projects in Venice: Yto Barrada, Nigel Cooke, Torkwase Dyson, Lee Ufan, and Trevor Paglen.

In the fair's Unlimited sector, we're co-presenting a monumental installation by Torkwase Dyson with GRAY (Richard Gray Gallery).

⭐️ Art Basel
📍 Booth A7
🗺️ Messe Basel
🗓️ June 18 – 21, 2026

Learn more about our presentation at the fair: https://hubs.la/Q04jXvys0

Artwork: Lee Ufan, “Response,” 2024 © Lee Ufan / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Alexander Calder, “White Ordinary,” 1976 © 2026, Calder Foundation, New York /Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Lynda Benglis, “Power Tower,” 2019 © Lynda Benglis /Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Torkwase Dyson, “A Line and Memory 2 (Hypershapes),” 2026 © Torkwase Dyson, courtesy Pace Gallery

A selection of vibrant prints created by Beatriz Milhazes between 1996 and 2019 is now on view at Pinacoteca de São Paul...
06/03/2026

A selection of vibrant prints created by Beatriz Milhazes between 1996 and 2019 is now on view at Pinacoteca de São Paulo, the only museum in the world to hold this specific collection of works.

"Beatriz Milhazes: gravuras do acervo da Pinacoteca de São Paulo" brings together, for the first time, a set of 27 prints produced in collaboration with Jean-Paul Russell, founder of Durham Press, a studio dedicated to the publication of prints, artist’s books, and unique works.

🌟 Beatriz Milhazes: gravuras do acervo da Pinacoteca de São Paulo
open through March 14, 2027
📍 Pinacoteca de São Paulo
🗺️ São Paulo, Brazil

Discover the exhibition in our Journal: https://hubs.la/Q04jRKJJ0

To celebrate the opening of her exhibition "37 Dimensions" at , Mika Tajima will participate in a conversation with c...
06/02/2026

To celebrate the opening of her exhibition "37 Dimensions" at , Mika Tajima will participate in a conversation with critic, essayist, curator, and educator Nora N. Khan on Saturday, June 27.

This conversation will take place within the exhibition space, where Tajima’s luminescent body of work 24 Hour Cosmos, as well as other recent series, will inspire a wide-ranging discussion on art and technology.

🗣️ Mika Tajima & Nora N. Khan in Conversation
🗓️ Saturday, June 27,
4 – 5 PM
🗺️ 1201 South La Brea Avenue

Co-presented with the Japanese American National Museum (), the conversation will be followed by the exhibition’s public opening reception from 5 to 7 PM.

Learn more and RSVP: https://hubs.la/Q04jQKYB0

Genesis Belanger's first major public art exhibition, "Heads or Tails," opens this evening in City Hall Park in .Presen...
06/02/2026

Genesis Belanger's first major public art exhibition, "Heads or Tails," opens this evening in City Hall Park in .

Presented by Public Art Fund "Heads or Tails" transforms the park with three sculptural vignettes that invite viewers to reflect on questions raised in our contemporary moment, such as humanity’s connection to nature, our ability to discern real from fake, and the representation of civic values in our public spaces.

“I’m interested in creating work that reflects the contradictions we navigate every day, where life can be both exhilarating and devastating at the same time,” said Belanger. “These experiences are not in opposition, but instead they coexist. My work seeks to reflect a nuanced picture of our present."

⭐️ Genesis Belanger: Heads or Tails
🗓️ June 2 – November 15
📍Opening celebration:
June 2, 6 – 7 PM
🗺️ City Hall Park, New York

Learn more about "Heads or Tails": https://hubs.la/Q04jNXV30

Genesis Belanger, "Lady Justice Unbiased," 2026; Genesis Belanger, "Distressed Assets," 2026; Genesis Belanger, "Lady Justice Impartial," 2026; Genesis Belanger, "Eclipse," 2026; All works © Courtesy of the artist, Pace Gallery and Perrotin. Presented by Public Art Fund as a part of Genesis Belanger: Heads or Tails at City Hall Park, New York City, June 2, 2026 – November 15, 2026; Photo: Nicholas Knight, courtesy of Public Art Fund, NY.

"I came to abstraction early on.... I was lucky, or it was my destiny." — Mary Corse⏳ A few days remain to view "Mary Co...
06/02/2026

"I came to abstraction early on.... I was lucky, or it was my destiny." — Mary Corse

⏳ A few days remain to view "Mary Corse: Primary Light" at , in which the artist's evocative abstractions take center stage.

In her new Diamond paintings on view, Corse expands her exploration of the phenomenological possibilities of art with striking color and illuminative surfaces that respond to the surrounding environment. 🔷

Experience "Mary Corse: Primary Light" at our gallery in Seoul through June 5.

Discover the Exhibition:
https://hubs.la/Q04jFbD60

Installation views: "Mary Corse: Primary Light," April 16 – June 5, 2026, Pace Seoul © courtesy Pace Gallery; Artwork: Mary Corse, "Untitled (White Diamond with Black Reflective Inner Band)," 2025 © Mary Corse, courtesy Pace Gallery

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A new essay by Pace’s Chief Curator Oliver Shultz delves into Julian Schnabel’s new body of paintings inspired by Pinus ...
06/01/2026

A new essay by Pace’s Chief Curator Oliver Shultz delves into Julian Schnabel’s new body of paintings inspired by Pinus pinea, the native Italian umbrella pine, and his rich personal history with the country.

“In Italy—both in its landscapes and its built environment—there is the sense of the persistence of the past, a sense, as Schnabel puts it, ‘that something didn’t disappear.’ Schnabel’s trees are also time travelers. Those same trees might have been watching over Caravaggio and Piero when they painted. The umbrella pines are silent sentinels against oblivion—observing and remembering history for themselves.” — Oliver Shultz

📍“Julian Schnabel: Italy Through Its Trees” is on view through August 14 at .

Explore the exhibition: https://hubs.la/Q04jzP6b0

All works © Julian Schnabel, courtesy Pace Gallery

06/01/2026

For each work in her new series 24 Hour Cosmos, Mika Tajima () aggregates data from a single day and translates it into material abstraction, encoding it into the surface of the work to create a portrait of that day in shimmering luminescence.

In collaboration with technicians and engineers, Tajima developed a machine that laser etches diffracted data points onto photopolymer film, taking up to 200 hours for each piece. Custom code employing analytics collects and transforms the entangled footprint of international news cycles into distinct clusters and points of light and color.

Tajima’s 24 Hour Cosmos works will anchor her upcoming presentation at , “37 Dimensions,” exploring the depths of human cognition, perception, and latent potential.

Discover 24 Hour Cosmos in “37 Dimensions,” opening June 27 at our gallery in Los Angeles: https://hubs.la/Q04jhntk0

06/01/2026

🗺️ On view this summer, a dynamic range of exhibitions across the globe spotlights paintings, drawings, and sculptures by Pace artists.

📍LOS ANGELES
Arlene Shechet: Big Sister
through June 6

Hank Willis Thomas: Past time
through June 6

Kohei Nawa: Photon Camp
through June 13

Upcoming:
Mika Tajima: 37 Dimensions
June 27 – August 15

📍NEW YORK
David Bynre/Saul Steinberg: Influence and Affinity
, 395 Broadway
through August 1

David Hockney: The Moon Room
540 West 25th Street
through August 14

Paul Thek: Dream of Vanishing
540 West 25th Street
through August 14

Julian Schnabel: Italy Through Its Trees
540 West 25th Street
through August 14

Emily Kam Kngwarray: The Turning Season
508 & 510 West 25th Street
through August 14

📍LONDON
Upcoming:
Kenjiro Okazaki: Never could be any other way — anagnorisis
June 5 – August 7

📍SEOUL
Mary Corse: Primary Light
through June 5

Peter Alexander: Particulates of Color
through June 5

📍TOKYO
Robert Longo: Angels of the Maelstrom
through June 17

Upcoming:
Will Monk: Noon Day Night
June 30 – August 16

📍BERLIN
Upcoming:
Goodbye Sadness, Hello Sadness
July 3 – August 23

Explore our global programming: https://hubs.la/Q04jplXN0

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