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PACE_GALLERY_ENTRANCE-High+Resolution+—+300+dpi+.jpg — From the Archives

The original entrance to Pace Gallery, 9 West 57th Street, New York, 1964.

32 East 57th Street Postcard_Announcing New Address in 1968_Orig Photo Ferdinand Boesch_1963.jpg — From the Archives

1968 Announcement of Pace Gallery's new space at 32 East 57th Street, New York.

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Palo Alto

LYNDA BENGLIS

On View
Aug 21–Oct 23, 2019
Geneva

Trevor Paglen

The Shape of Clouds

On View
Sep 4–Oct 24, 2019
New York

Calder

Small Sphere and Heavy Sphere

On View
Sep 14–Oct 26, 2019
New York

Yto Barrada

Paste Papers

On View
Sep 14–Dec 20, 2019
Seoul

Robert Rauschenberg

Against the Grid: Drawings, 1983

On View
Sep 19–Nov 9, 2019
Hong Kong

Louise Nevelson & Yin Xiuzhen

On View
Sep 21–Nov 15, 2019

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Paris

FIAC

On View
Oct 17–Oct 20, 2019

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New York
London
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Press

"Lee Ufan: Open Dimension" in The Washington Post

Oct 17, 2019
Exhibitions

David Hockney's Exhibition Statement

Oct 15, 2019
Publications

Mark Rothko: The Exhibitions at Pace

Oct 14, 2019
News

A Look Inside Loie Hollowell's Ridgewood Studio

Oct 10, 2019
Press

Michal Rovner's "Transitions" Featured in The Art Newspaper

Oct 07, 2019
Museum Exhibitions

The Hirshhorn Presents "Lee Ufan: Open Dimension"

Oct 07, 2019

New York

Jim Dine

Pinocchio

Past
May 5–Jun 9, 2007

New York — Jim Dine, Pinocchio, May 5–Jun 9, 2007

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