Michal Rovner's Perspective, displayed in the Oxford Street windows of Selfridges, is shown as part of the Crossrail art project and corresponds with the permanent work Transitions that Rovner is set to present at the Canary Wharf train station. There, the work deals with human motion in time and space, as it is presented in the lines of trains crossing the landscape. Here, at Selfridges, the place and the context are different. The work is presented as a triptych. On both sides of the triptyc

Pace Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of artist Mary Corse in Hong Kong, Beijing and Seoul. Pace will first present Corse’s work at its recently-opened gallery in Hong Kong’s H Queen’s building in March 2019, followed by an exhibition at its gallery in Seoul in November 2019. Pace’s representation and work on behalf of the artist will be pursued in collaboration with Kayne Griffin Corcoran, Los Angeles. Over the last five decades, Mary Corse’s practice has investigated pe

Pace Gallery is pleased to announce that Adam Sheffer will join the gallery as Vice President beginning in August 2018. Based in New York, Sheffer will work closely with Pace’s President and CEO Marc Glimcher, as well as the gallery’s leadership around the world, to support primary and secondary market activity for artists and estates across the gallery’s international program. Sheffer brings nearly 30 years of experience to his new role at Pace, having most recently served as Partner and Sales