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TURN GALLERY NYC.Established on 1st Street January 2015. Opened in October 2020 at 32 East 68th Street.

10/19/2026

Instal view of Eve Ackroyd solo show
“Call if You Need Me” on view until October 31st.
The gallery is open Wednesday - Saturday from 12 - 6 pm.

Eve Ackroyd

10/16/2026

Paul Inglis on view in “Silver Moon” in our Parlour Room with Andy Mister, Caroline Zurmely and Gösta Peterson.

Paul Inglis
Burano b & w
Chine colle
10 x 12 3/4 in. (framed)
paul inglis

10/14/2026

On view in our Parlour Room in “Silver Moon”. Caroline Zurmely’s painting
“Granite “ and install view with Gösta Peterson.

Granite
Nail polish on panel
13. 5 x 12. 25 in.

10/09/2026

Open today and Saturday Noon to 6. Stop in to view Eve Ackroyd solo exhibition
“Call if You Need Me”.

Paris Hotel Room, 2026
Oil on canvas
14.2 x 12. 6 in.
Eve Ackroyd

10/08/2026

On view in our Parlour Room. Group exhibition “Silver Moon” including Andy Mister. The gallery is open Wednesday - Saturday from Noon until 6 pm.

Andy Mister
“Something Remains That Can Never Be Reversed”
Pastel and acrylic on linen over panel
18 x 14 in
Andy Mister

10/05/2026

Detail and install of “In His Room” on view in Eve Ackroyd’s “Call if you Need Me”

In His Room, 2026
Oil on canvas
25. 5 x 49 in.

09/30/2026

Now on view “Call if you Need Me”. Thrilled to present Eve Ackroyd’s second solo exhibition as a gallery artist. The exhibition is up until Oct 31st. We are open Wednesday- Saturday from 12 -6 pm.
Congratulations Eve!

09/23/2026

Opening tonight. Join us in celebrating Eve Ackroyd solo exhibition
CALL IF YOU NEED ME. Reception from 6 - 8 pm.

~ This series of portraits are inspired by fictional characters drawn from short stories. The exhibition is shaped by writers Ackroyd admires, including Samanta Schweblin, Guadalupe Nettel, Lucia Berlin, and, most significantly, Raymond Carver. Its title hails from Carver’s story about a couple whose son leaves for college. Ackroyd first read it twenty years ago, when she was closer in age to the son; revisiting it now, with a son nearly the same age, the story has unfurled new meanings, as her half-remembered impression entwined with the life she has lived in the two decades since.

Emerging from softly saturated fields of color, Ackroyd offers vignettes of people’s lives in which remarkable things sometimes happen, and sometimes do not. Her sinuous and fluid figures occupy an active stillness, casting glances that are emotional yet reserved, inhabiting poses impervious yet vulnerable. Ackroyd approaches the canvas in the same way a writer would a short story: each character caught in a single moment, yet imagined as continuing on forever.

“Call if you need me” can be said by a parent, a lover, or even a stranger, heartfelt or offhand. The paintings can be read as a single story, an interconnected collection of characters whose lives overlap into one larger tale. Just as Carver’s own stories reveal the strangeness behind the banal, Ackroyd is less concerned with what we already know than with what we have yet to discover.

09/16/2026

Next week in our Parlour Room. Excited to present Paul Inglis, Caroline Zurmely, Andy Mister and Gösta Peterson in SILVER MOON. This exhibition will open alongside Eve Ackroyd in our main space. Wednesday September 23rd. Reception 6 to 8 pm. See you then!

Andy Mister
Caroline Zurmely
paul inglis

09/14/2026

Opening September 23rd. Excited to present Eve Ackroyd’s solo exhibition “CALL IF YOU NEED ME. Reception from 6 - 8 pm. Looking forward and see you then!

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32 E 68th Street
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10065

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Thursday	12pm - 7pm
Friday	12pm - 7pm

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