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Postcard from New York I Nov 09-Nov 13, 2026

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Here is our weekly Postcard from New York 2026, in collaboration with Clio Art Fair!


In this article, we will explore some of the highlights of this week, looking for the most interesting and inspiring exhibitions and events in NYC.


Let's discover our selection of NYC-based art events!New York 2025


Green-tinted museum poster with portrait and text: POSTCARD FROM NEW YORK, IN MUSEUM, SOSPIRO–JEM PERUCCHINI, DAVID ZWIRNER.

In Museums

SOSPIRO - JEM PERUCCHINI @DAVID ZWIRNER

06 NOV, 2026 - 19 DEC, 2026 David Zwirner is pleased to announce an exhibition of new works by Italian, Ethiopian-born painter Jem Perucchini (b. 1995), opening at the gallery’s Tribeca location in New York. Following recent solo presentations at Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin, and Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo, Seville, this will be the artist’s first exhibition in the United States. The exhibition takes its title from a painting on view, Sospiro (2026), which translates from Italian as “sigh.” A sigh—at once a breath, a pause, a release, a gesture—holds significance for Perucchini because of its qualities both essential and transient, audible and invisible. As the artist describes, this fleeting moment of vitality represents “the passage between the inner self and the external world, between soul and body, between what is held within and what is released.”



Art poster of a woman's face amid flowers; text reads Postcard from New York, In Gallery, Camilla Ancilotto, Alessandro Berni Gallery.

In Galleries

THE SHAPE OF POSSIBILITY: A RETROSPECTIVE - CAMILLA ANCILOTTO @ALESSANDRO BERNI GALLERY

18 NOV, 2026 - 25 NOV, 2026 Alessandro Berni Gallery presents The Shape of Possibility: A Retrospective, a solo exhibition by Italian-Swedish artist Camilla Ancilotto, exploring the dialogue between classical European traditions and contemporary American culture. ​ Through her distinctive artistic approach, Ancilotto challenges traditional painting by introducing movement and interaction, inviting viewers to discover new perspectives and interpretations.The exhibition brings together classical Mediterranean influences, Renaissance traditions, and American Pop Art, reflecting the artist's ability to connect historical references with contemporary expression. ​Ancilotto's innovative creative process transforms static compositions into dynamic visual experiences, encouraging audiences to actively participate in the interpretation of art. Discover more



Art poster with a black geometric circle on gray, reading Postcard from New York in Brooklyn and After Hours: Powerhouse Arts 2026.

In Brooklyn

AFTER HOURS: POWERHOUSE ARTS 2026 STAFF ART SHOW @POWERHOUSE ARTS

05 NOV, 2026 - 06 DEC, 2026

The 2026 Powerhouse Arts Staff Art Show, After Hours, features work by 53 participating artists, including full- and part-time staff, interns, and teaching artists from across the organization's departments, programs, and fabrication shops. The annual exhibition celebrates the breadth of artistic practices, materials, and craftsmanship within the Powerhouse Arts community, reflecting the organization's commitment to creating meaningful employment opportunities for working artists. Presented in dialogue with Masterpieces: A Virtual Experience of the Museo del Prado, After Hours explores the networks of influence and inspiration that connect artists across generations and geographies, inviting each participant to identify an artwork or artist from art history that has informed their creative practice.


Blue ribbons draped across a building and trees, with text: Postcard from New York, Outside, and exhibition details.

Outside

THROUGH TREE AND SKY - COLUMBIA FIERO

20 SEPT, 2026 - 14 NOV, 2026 Painted cloths and mixed media expand throughout and above, a realignment of vision with the knowledge of memory in the space of a community garden oasis. The installation is a conduit and a comment on how we do not often “see” movement in the workplace and at home. The garden is a living, growing space for things and for people, a place where people can go and exist in, where community gathers and art is shared. For this installation, the experience of the artwork is the completion of the art itself. Discover more



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