392 Broadway
September 9 – October 24, 2026

390 Broadway, 2nd Floor
September 9 – October 24, 2026

No.9 Cork Street, London, UK
October 8 – October 24, 2026

392 Broadway
October 30 – December 19, 2026

390 Broadway, 2nd Floor
October 30 – December 19, 2026

Curated by Amanda Carneiro and Julieta González, Latin American Histories will investigate how the idea of Latin America was created and contested over time. Featuring works by Pepón Osorio and Guadalupe Maravilla, the exhibition will consider the circulation of people, goods, and rhythms in migration and diaspora processes that connect Latin America to other regions.

Hew Locke
Passages

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX
Through September 13, 2026

Spanning his career from the late 1990s to the present, this exhibition showcases the full spectrum of Hew Locke’s practice. It brings together distinct bodies of work that examine the historical processes of colonialism through the present-day legacies of global market capitalism, migration, and diaspora. Key themes include public statuary, portraiture, ships, boats, and architecture, expressed through Locke’s constantly evolving use of materials and their associated status and meanings.

This solo exhibition by Guadalupe Maravilla at the Center for the Arts at Virginia Tech will feature a newly commissioned Disease Thrower alongside existing works. Created specifically for this exhibition, Hamaca de Metal Disease Thrower, 2026, is a metal hammock inspired by and fabricated from the artist's childhood hammock from El Salvador. Reimagined as a healing instrument, the hammock is filled with objects Maravilla collected while retracing, as an adult, the migratory route he first traveled at the age of eight while fleeing the Salvadoran Civil War.

Carlos Motta’s When Time Stands Still will feature artworks created since 2025 exploring the unsettling experience of living in a time that seems violently stuck on repeat. The selection of video works, sculpture, installations, and drawings on view together form a critical aesthetic historiography into how the past, mired in conquest, colonization, and marginalization, shapes the present. More than an indictment of Euro-American political and cultural history, the works on view also ask how art can act as a rallying call to those who have been forced to the margins.

Ann Agee: AGEE MFG will be the first major institutional survey of Ann Agee’s work—an artist who has spent nearly four decades challenging the hierarchies of labor, gender, and material in contemporary art. Taking its name from Agee’s own tongue-in-cheek “company” signature, the exhibition argues that Agee reclaims the artist’s role as laborer, manufacturer, and storyteller—situating her ceramics at the intersection of feminist critique, factory production, and domestic ritual.

The Waterfront Journals is a site-specific outdoor performance of powerful monologues by David Wojnarowicz, staged by ONE DAY THIS KID at Thames Barrier Park. This promenade piece weaves personal histories and queer narratives, exploring cruising, love, loss and resilience at the water's edge. ODTK will commission new responses from LGBTQIA+ Londoners, enriching an intergenerational conversation about queerness and community.

Downtown Gallery Night returns for Armory Week 2026. Join us for After Hours, an evening of extended exhibition hours across 80+ participating downtown galleries and art spaces.

In conjunction with Robin F. Willams' first solo presentation in the UK, Act Natural at No.9 Cork Street, they will be joined by UK-based artist Suzanne Treister in a conversation moderated by Associate Curator of Whitechapel Gallery, Hannah Woods.

P·P·O·W is pleased to participate in the inaugural edition of Art Week NYC, bringing together more than 76 world renowned galleries shaping the contemporary art world. In addition to a full day of public programming hosted in partnership with the New Museum and Artforum, Art Week will also highlight exhibitions, gallery openings, artist talks, and special events celebrating the city’s unmatched destination for contemporary art.

392 Broadway
Saturday, November 21

In honor of the 50th anniversary of Franklin Furnace, an artist-run space that champions the exploration, promotion and preservation of artists’ books, installation art, video, online and performance art, Martha Wilson will join Randy Cohen in a live recording of his public radio program, Person Place Thing.

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