Art Week NYC Names 76 Galleries for Inaugural Event in November

6Aug. 4, 2026

Art Week NYC Names 76 Galleries for Inaugural Event in November
On Tuesday, Art Week NYC, the soon-to-launch annual citywide celebration of contemporary art presented by ARTnews, Art in America, and Artforum, announced the galleries participating in its gallery program. Seventy-six galleries are set to participate in the inaugural edition of the event, set to take place November 11–14. Among those participating are blue-chip enterprises like Hauser & Wirth, Gagosian, David Zwirner, Pace Gallery, White Cube, Perrotin, Lisson, and Paula Cooper. Other galleries run the gamut from emerging to midsize, and are located across the city’s gallery districts, including Chelsea, Tribeca, the Lower East Side, and the Upper East Side. Related Articles ADAA Fair Names 63 Exhibitors for Inaugural Rebranded Edition in November ARTnews & Artforum Partner to Launch First Ever Art Week in New York “Our vision for Art Week NYC began with the galleries,” Danielle McConnell, publisher of Artforum, said in a statement. “The galleries are where artists are discovered, careers are built, and the conversation around contemporary art moves forward. By bringing them together under one citywide platform, we’re creating an experience that reflects the strength and diversity of New York’s gallery community. We’re excited to invite audiences to see art where it is best seen, at the galleries and museums across the city.” In addition to the gallery program, ARTnews will present the Art Week NYC Hub, with a full slate of live interviews, panel discussions, artist talks, and other editorial programming to be announced in hte coming months. Artforum and the New Museum will also host a day of public programming, and the ADAA Fair will present its 2026 edition during the event. “Every day, ARTnews reports on the continuous changes in today’s art ecosystem. The collector base needs to grow through education and experience. To complement the galleries’ programs, ARTnews will host a series of conversations that highlight the many ways to love and support art. We will also explore how art intersects with the worlds of sports, music, and fashion,” said ARTnews publisher Erica Lubow Necarsulmer. “ARTnews’s curated conversations will welcome art lovers at every stage of their journey in a compelling yet approachable format.”Participating Galleries are listed below: 125 NewburyAlison Bradley Projects Almine Rech Alexandre Andrew Edlin Gallery Boesky Gallery Charles Moffett Cristin Tierney Gallery D’Lan Galleries Dan Yoshii David Krut Arts David Nolan Gallery David Zwirner DC Moore Gallery DIMIN EUROPA Franklin Parrasch Gallery Gagosian Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois Galerie Gmurzynska Galerie Lelong Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Moisant Weyl Gladstone Hales Hauser & Wirth HESSE FLATOW Hirschl & Adler Hollis Taggart Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary Instituto de Visión Jane Lombard Gallery Karma Kevin Kramer Gallery Kiang Malingue Lehmann Maupin Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects Levy Gorvy DayanLisson Management Margot Samel Marian Goodman Gallery Michael Rosenfeld Gallery Miguel Abreu Gallery Miles McEnery Gallery Nara Roesler Nicola Vassell NORR COHAN P·P·O·W Pace Di Donna Schrader Galleries Pace Gallery Paula Cooper Gallery Perrotin Pietro Alexander PROXYCOR & Company Richard Saltoun Gallery Rodder Ronald Feldman Gallery Rosenberg & Co. Ruiz-Healy Art Sargent’s Daughters Sebastian Gladstone Gallery Sikkema Malloy Jenkins Southern Guild Sprüth Magers TOTAH Trotter&Sholer Uffner & Liu Ulterior Gallery Van Doren Waxter VeneKlasen White Cube Yancey Richardson Yares Art Yossi Milo Gallery YveYANG

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