Image: Alex Katz, Laurie Simmons and More on Their Favorite New York Exhibitions
An installation view of “Marisol” at Leo Castelli Gallery in 1957.Credit...© 2023 Estate of Rudy Burckhardt/ARS, NY, © 2023 Estate of Marisol/ARS, NY, courtesy of Castelli Gallery. Photo by Rudy Burckhardt
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Alex Katz, Laurie Simmons and More on Their Favorite New York Exhibitions We asked artists, curators and writers to reflect on the gallery shows that left them forever slightly changed.

2023年9月25日

BY KATE GUADAGNINO

As part of T’s 2023 Art issue, we compiled a list of 15 New York City gallery shows that changed art history. We attempted to be as objective as possible but were also aware that there are countless other exhibitions that, whatever their contributions to the culture at large, live on in individual consciousnesses. And so we asked a group of artists, curators and writers, as well as one collector, about the shows held in a New York City gallery or alternative art space that changed their lives. Here, they each speak about an exhibition (or two) that transformed how they thought about art — or simply blew them away.  

Alex Katz, artist: “Marisol” at Leo Castelli Gallery, 1957, and Red Grooms’s “The Burning Building” at the Delancey Street Museum, 1959.


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