New York Galleries: Openings and Closings of the Week (01/25—01/31)

Is there a better option than spending the weekend immersed in galleries, exhibitions, paintings and photos? New York blooms when it comes to art. Here you can find those that are about to open and those about to close.

Opening on Thursday, January 25, 2024:

World of Yum Yum by Lorenza Longhi at Swiss Institute (38 St. Marks Place) through April 14
A Worm’s Eye View from a Bird’s Beak by Raven Chacon at Swiss Institute (38 St. Marks Place) through April 14
Mary Helena Clark at Bridget Donahue (99 Bowery) through March 21
Storywork: The Prints of Marie Watt–from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his Family Foundation at the International Print Center New York (535 W 24th St.) through May 18
Cycladic Art at the MET (1000 5th Ave.)
Time is A Fire by Langdon Graves at Dinner Gallery (242 W 22^nd) through March 9
Manifesto of Immature Abstraction by Ad Minoliti and Catalina Schliebener Muñoz at Barro (25 Peck Slip) through March 16
Elf Energy by Chase Biado at Dimin (406 Broadway) through March 9
Paris Prints 1967-1978 by Takesada Matsutani and Kate Van Houten at Hauser&Wirth (443 W 18^th) through March 9
Unfolding by Simon Hantaï at Timothy Taylor (74 Leonard St.) through March 2

Opening on Friday, January 26, 2024:

Through Our Eyes: Youth Photography at the Bronx Documentary Center (614 Courtlandt Ave., Bronx) through March 3
Rhythm Changes at 5-50 Gallery (5-50 51^st, Queens) through February 25
Drawn from Science by Barbara Regina Dietzsch, Mary Delany and Commandant Julien Lignier at Victoria Munroe Fine Art (67 E 80^th) through February 3
Drawings by a Biologist About the Origin and Evolution of Life by Christian Sardet at Victoria Munroe Fine Art (67 E 80th St.) through February 3
Fort Marion and Beyond: Native American Ledger Drawings, 1865-1900 at David Nolan Gallery (24 E 81^st) through February 3
New Drawings: 1580-1800 at Christopher Bishop Fine Art (1046 Madison Ave.) through February 3
Nordic Vision: Shaping the Modern Northern Landscape by Ambrose Naumann at Robert Simen Fine Art (22 E 80^th) through February 3
Master Drawings New York 2024 at Jill Newhouse Gallery (4 E 81^st) through February 3
Imperial Art at Master Drawings: Women and Arts at Emma Scully Gallery (16 E 79^th) through February 3
Ahead of her Time: Pioneering Women from the Renaissance to the Twentieth Century at Robilant+Voena (980 Madison Ave.) through February 3
Old Master and 19^th Century Drawings: Recent Acquisitions at Nicholas Hall (17 E 76^th) through February 3
Paintings, Oil Sketches and Works on Paper by Patrick Bourne & Co. at Sebastian Izzard (17 E 76^th) through February 3
Drawings from the 15ht to the 20^th Century at Hazlitt (17 E 76^th) through February 3
Old and Modern Masters and Modigliani’s drawings at Adler Beatty (34 E 69^th) through February 3
Mid-Century Abstraction: Paintings and Drawings, Stuart Davis to Robert Motherwell, 1930-1980 at Graham Shay 1857 (17 E 67^th) through February 3
Open Space Densitites: Abstract Sculpture 1950-1985 by Ibram Lassaw at Graham Shay 1857 (17 E 67th St.) through February 3
British Work on Paper c. 1670-c. 1890 at 24 E 64^th through February 3
Ge is for Gaia by Asad Raza at 3A Gallery (179 Canal St.) through March 2
Ritual of Repeating Insubstantiality at Chinese American Arts Council/Gallery 456 (456 Broadway) through February 9
Other Ways by Cisco Merel at Efraín López (356 Broadway) through March 9

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Opening on Saturday, January 27, 2024:

Passage by Paul Anthony Smith at The Hyde Collection (161 Warren St., Glens Falls, NY) through June 2
We Lived in Secrecy (A Roma Memory) by Ceija Stojka at Fleiss-Vallois (1018 Madison Ave.) through April 27
Barriers to Entry by Sharon Louden at signs and symbols (249 E Houston St.) through March 2
This Train, 2005-2011 by Justine Kurland at Higher Pictures (16 Main St., Brooklyn) through March 15
Na Boca do Sol by Paulo Nimer Pjota at Mendes Wood DM (47 Waler St.) through March 2

Opening on Monday, January 29, 2024:

Afterlives: Contemporary Art in the Byzantine Crypt at the MET (1000 5th Ave.) through January 25, 2026

Opening on Tuesday, January 30, 2024:

La Banda Vol. 3 at Tapetto Volante (126 13th St., Brooklyn) through March 3

This is the last Weekend To Visit The Following Exhibitions:

Closing on Friday, January 26, 2024:

John Wesley at the Elkon Gallery (18 E 81st. St.)

Closing on Saturday, January 27, 2024:

Salon 81 at 81 Leonard Gallery (81 Leonard St.)
Hardware Romance by Carol Bove at Gagosian Gallery (Park & 75)
Making Their Mark: Works from the Shah Garg Collection at 548 W 22nd St.
Twisted Forms, Transparent Bands by Lula Mae Blocton at Skoto Gallery (529 W 20th St., #5FL)
Within Reach by Brendan Fernandes at Susan Inglett Gallery (522 W 24th St.)
RETROaction at Hauser&Wirth (69th St.)
Macrocosmic Minds by Joey Tepedino at Hal Bromm 2A (90 W Broadway)
The Foliated Room by Katharine Kuharic at PPOW Gallery (392 Broadway)
Pets in Contemporary Photography at Fotografiska (281 Park Ave.)
Birds Aren’t Real by Zoé Brunet-Jailly, Michel Jocaille and Brad Nath at IRL Gallery (15 Monroe St.)
When We Laid in the Garden of Delights at Thoman Van Dyke Gallery (434 39th St.)
The Invisible World by Peter Nadin at OFF PARADISE (120 Walker St.)

Closing on Sunday, January 28, 2024:

B Side by Henry Taylor at Whitney Museum of American Arts (99 Gansevoort St.)
Fragments of a Faith Forgotten: The Art of Harry Smith at Whitney Museum of American Arts (99 Gansevoort St.)
Spirit and Invention: Drawings by Giambattista and Domenico Tiepolo at The Morgan Library & Museum (225 Madison Ave.)
The Prince of Celebrity by Max Beerbohm at New York Public Library (476 Fifth Ave.)
The House of the Solitary by Frank WANG Yefeng at Smack Mellon (92 Plymouth St.)
There Is No Far and No Near by Anne Wu at Smack Mellon (92 Plymouth St.)
You Know What You Know at Kunstraum LLC (20 Grand Ave.)

Closing on Wednesday, January 31, 2024: