Statics of an Egg is a tightly curated group show at David Zwirner's Tribeca gallery, gathering works that play on balance, tension and fragility — and Saturday, June 27 is your last chance to see it. The pull here is pure FOMO: a free, blue-chip gallery show in its final hours, the kind of thing you stumble into and are glad you didn't miss. If you're downtown this weekend and love the thrill of a closing-day catch, make this your first stop Saturday.
What to expect
Expect a curated group of works in dialogue across media in Zwirner's Tribeca space, on view for one final day. Go early on Saturday to be sure you catch it before it comes down.
Good to know
- Take the 1 to Franklin St or A/C/E to Canal St
- Admission is free
- It is the show's final day, so go early
- It is a group show; look for the shared theme of balance and form
- Best for downtown gallery-goers who love a last-chance catch
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Common questions
When is the last day?
Saturday, June 27, 2026 is the final day to see it.
Is it free?
Yes, David Zwirner admission is free.
