Pace Gallery

Join Pace artist Trevor Paglen on Thursday, Octobr 24, 2024 for “You’ve Just Been F*cked by PSYOPS: UFOs, Magic, Mind Control, Electronic Warfare, and the Future of Media” a lecture-performance by Paglen followed by a conversation with artist Joshua Citarella. The event, presented by Protocinema and Art21, in partnership with e-flux, coincides with Paglen’s essay “Society of the Psyop,” being published in three parts this fall by e-flux Journal. This collaboration brings together three organizations with long relationships to the artist and aligned dedication to critical reflections on art and politics. -ㅤ This talk delves into the history of secret military, intelligence, and technology programs that have paved the way for our increasingly strange present. Admission is free. Find screening details via Protocinema: https://lnkd.in/gq6ZTf6R

Welcoming Li Hei Di to the gallery! 🎉 At 27 years old, Li Hei Di is now the youngest artist in our program. Li will have their first solo show with us in Hong Kong in 2025, and a new painting by the artist will feature in our booth at Art Basel Miami Beach in December. We will represent the London-based artist alongside their current dealers, Michael Kohn Gallery in Los Angeles and Pippy Houldsworth Gallery in London, each of which have given the artist a solo show in the past 12 months. Learn more about Li Hei Di: https://lnkd.in/eEhk4zAH

Happy birthday to #LouiseNevelson! A leading sculptor of the twentieth century, Nevelson pioneered site-specific and installation art with her monochromatic wood sculptures made of box-like structures and nested objects. To mark Nevelson’s 125th birthday this year, The Art Students League will host a panel discussion with Pace Founder and Chairman #ArneGlimcher, who has been exhibiting her work since 1961 and was a close friend of the artist during her lifetime, and Columbia University Professor Julia Bryan-Wilson, author of Louise Nevelson’s Sculpture: Drag, Color, Join, Face (Yale University Press, 2023) and curator of the acclaimed exhibition "Louise Nevelson: Persistence," a collateral event of the 2022 #VeniceBiennale. Moderated by Pace’s Chief Curator Oliver Shultz, this live discussion of Nevelson’s life and legacy will be held at the Arts Student League, where she studied in the early years of her career, on October 1. The artist will also be honored at the League’s 2024 Gala on November 4 with a posthumous award. Find a brief history of Nevelson’s time at the League, accompanied by images of her student records from the school on our website: https://lnkd.in/ewUgDXCc

On Thursday, September 12, 2024, renowned photographer #RichardMisrach discussed his work and the legacy of #AnselAdams’s landscape photography with Dr. Steven Hoelscher. "Visualizing the Environment: Ansel Adams and His Legacy," currently on view at the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin, showcases some of these iconic works by Adams alongside those of his predecessors and the generations of artists he influenced and inspired. Watch Misrach's discusson on YouTube via the Harry Ransom Center: https://lnkd.in/edCNuv5k

Tonight at #PaceNewYork, experience two exhibitions of new works by #JoelShapiro and #MaryCorse. At our 508 and 510 West 25th Street galleries, Joel Shapiro returns with renewed vigor to vibrant, precariously joined, free-standing sculptures that, although floor-bound, retain intimations of flight, expansion, and buoyancy in "Out of the Blue." On the second floor of our 540 West 25th street flagship, "Mary Corse: Presence in Light" illuminates the energetic relationship between individual and object. Join us for the opening reception of these exhibitions from 6—8PM: https://bit.ly/3ZlOd4l/

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Evelyn Lin as President of Greater China. With a long and distinguished career at Christie’s and Sotheby’s, Lin will spearhead sales, business development, and artist engagement in the region, starting October 1. Her leadership marks a pivotal moment for Pace as it strengthens its influence in Asia. Based in Hong Kong, she will oversee the gallery’s teams in both Hong Kong and Beijing. Lin’s first major project as Pace’s President of Greater China will be an exhibition of work by Robert Indiana, on view at the gallery’s H Queen's location from March 24 to April 30, 2025, following the artist’s major survey Robert Indiana: The Sweet Mystery at the Procuratie Vecchie, an official collateral event of the 2024 Venice Biennale. The show, coinciding with next year's edition of Art Basel Hong Kong, will include sculptures and paintings from throughout Indiana’s career, showcasing his uniquely graphic visual vocabulary that made him one of the most inventive and enduring figures in the history of American art. Lin has worked in auctions since 1998, most recently serving as Co-Head of Christie’s 20th and 21st Century Art Department. She joined Christie’s as Deputy Chairman in 2018 from Sotheby’s, where she served as Head of Contemporary Art, Asia, from 2004 to 2017. Over the course of her career, Lin has set new auction records for renowned artists such as Sanyu, Zeng Fanzhi, Kim Whanki, and Zhang Xiaogang, who is represented by Pace. In 2015, she played a crucial role in introducing the influential Gutai and Dansaekhwa movements to international audiences through a groundbreaking Sotheby’s exhibition. Her appointment as Pace’s President of Greater China ushers in a new era of the gallery’s history in Asia, where it has been active since 2008, the year its Beijing space opened in the 798 Art District. Lin will work closely with Youngjoo Lee, Senior Vice President of Pace in Seoul, and Kyoko Hattori, Vice President of the gallery’s new space in Tokyo—together, these three leaders of the team in Asia have expertise in the art industry across the continent, making Pace one of the most prominent international galleries in the region. Over the last ten years, Pace has established permanent locations in Hong Kong, Seoul, and, most recently, Tokyo, where an inaugural presentation by artist Maysha Mohamedi opened this month. Evelyn Lin joins Pace following the recent departure of Leng Lin, former President of Pace in Asia, after 16 years with the gallery. During his tenure with Pace, Leng Lin played a key role in Pace’s early investment and growth in Asia, opening the gallery’s first space on the continent in Beijing. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eRXNq5j2

"... A stunning dialogue that reveals unexpected intersections of color and atmosphere resonating across the paintings of both masters." In this two-part series, Pace Gallery founder Arne Glimcher and the Rothko family offer insights into a compact yet remarkable two-artist exhibition of Mark Rothko and Lee Ufan, timed to coincide with the 2024 edition of Frieze Seoul. Read the text by Park Han-sol in The Korea Times: https://bit.ly/4cSKj6e

Step behind the scenes during the making of the 62nd New York Film Festival poster with #DavidByrne. NYFF posters are a yearly artistic signature of the film festival, and Byrne joins a stellar lineup of renowned artists who have contributed their work to the festival, including fellow Pace artists #RichardAvedon, #DavidHockney, and #JulianSchnabel. Byrne says of his design: “I thought to myself, ‘Won’t it be nice to remind folks what going to the movies feels like?’ During the pandemic we missed that experience, but I wanted to let folks know we can enjoy it again. So I wrote down all the things people do in movie theaters besides watching the movie—kissing, sleeping, eating, laughing, crying, terror, joy—we’re in a room with strangers, all experiencing the same thing." The shoot was made possible with help from volunteers, the Walter Reade Theater staff, Todomundo, and Artists for Humanity. Photos by ARIN SANG-URAI/photojuice

Next week, explore the cultural vibrancy of the Korean capital through performance, installations, exhibitions, and screenings. Find us in Booth A10 during the 2024 edition of #FriezeSeoul, where our contemporary program will bee in lively conversation with 20th century icons. Works by Lee Ufan, Elmgreen & Dragset, Kylie Manning, Robert Indiana, Lee Kun-Yong, Yin Xiuzhen, and Alejandro Piñeiro Bello, plus two new paintings by Kenjiro Okazaki—who recently joined our gallery and who presented his first solo exhibition in Korea at our Seoul gallery this summer, will feature. At #PaceSeoul, two exhibitions open September 4: "Correspondence: Lee Ufan and Mark Rothko," curated by Lee Ufan in collaboration with the Rothko family, and Wang Guangle's first-ever solo show in Korea. Artist Projects: Kylie Manning's solo exhibition "Yellow Sea" is on view through November 10 at Space K. There will be a performance on Tuesday, September 3. Elmgreen & Dragset's exhibition at the Amorepacific Museum, "Spaces," opens September 3 and will be accompanied by an artist talk during the reception. Join ArtDrunk for a special screening of JR's "Faces Places" from September 5-7 at Orfeo. Find a full itinerary for your Seoul sojourn on our website: https://lnkd.in/ehWkVQ3m Artwork: Robert Indiana, "LOVE," 1966–1999, Conceived: 1966; Executed: 1999 © 2024 Morgan Art Foundation Ltd./ Artists Rights Society (ARS), courtesy The Robert Indiana Legacy Initiative

Welcoming #KenjiroOkazaki to the gallery! A celebrated artist, critic, and theorist, Okazaki’s work spans painting, sculpture, performance, architecture, landscape design, robotics, and other media, investigating time, space, and perception through a language of abstraction. Okazaki’s first solo exhibition with is—which featured new paintings and sculptures—was presented at #PaceSeoul this summer, and two new paintings by the artist will figure prominently in our booth at #FriezeSeoul in September. We will represent Okazaki in tandem with BLUM and his existing network of galleries, including Galerie Frank Elbaz, Nantenshi Gallery, and Takuro Someya Contemporary Art. Learn more about the artist and our program during Frieze Seoul: https://lnkd.in/gtTj5rHq