Jordan Wolfson made his name with some of the most talked-about and provocative works of the last decade, and this is his first New York exhibition with Gagosian. The new sculptures fold photographs pulled from the internet and archives into objects that nod to art history and pop culture. If you follow the Chelsea season, this opening is one of the conversation starters.
What to expect
The Chelsea opening brings a packed reception to Gagosian's West 24th Street space, with the sculptures installed across the main gallery. A conversation between Wolfson and novelist Ottessa Moshfegh runs in the fall Gagosian Quarterly.
Good to know
- Take the C or E train to 23rd St and walk west toward the river.
- Openings are crowded; regular hours are Tuesday through Saturday.
- Pair it with other West 24th and West 22nd Street galleries opening the same season.
- Best for contemporary art followers.
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Common questions
Is this Jordan Wolfson's first show at Gagosian?
It is his first exhibition with Gagosian in New York.
What is in the Jordan Wolfson exhibition?
A group of new, uniformly scaled sculptures that incorporate color and black-and-white photographs sourced online and from archives.
