Galleries & Institutions

Every gallery and institution the organizers have named, in one place: the August list of galleries, the 32 museums and nonprofits of October 16, and who runs what.

Nov11–142026

First edition

Art Week NYC

Opens Wed, Nov 11, 2026

Plantings on the High Line with Chelsea buildings beyond — Plantings on the High Line and the rooftops of Chelsea. Photo: Jared Lisack.

The gallery program

The Galleries, as Announced

On August 4, 2026, Artforum published the gallery list for the first Art Week NYC. It is below, alphabetical as printed. ARTnews headlined it as 76 galleries; the published list, which runs the names together without separators, reads as 75 names when split, so one gallery may have been merged or dropped in the printing. By October 16 Artforum said “more than eighty” galleries would take part. The newer names have not been published. List pending

The list mixes the largest international galleries with emerging spaces and specialists in prints, modern American art and design. A few, such as Southern Guild (Cape Town and Los Angeles), Nara Roesler (São Paulo and New York) and Kiang Malingue (Hong Kong and New York), are best known outside the city. Which space each gallery will use, and on which night, has not been announced.

A Chelsea side street at golden hour seen from above — Chelsea, where most of the largest galleries on the list have spaces. Photo: Leslie Cross.

A cobblestone street lined with parked cars and brick buildings — Tribeca, home to a newer cluster of galleries below Canal Street. Photo: Zachary Shakked.

125 Newbury
Alison Bradley Projects
Almine Rech
Alexandre
Andrew Edlin Gallery
Boesky Gallery
Charles Moffett
Cristin Tierney Gallery
D’Lan Galleries
Dan Yoshii
David Krut Arts
David Nolan Gallery
David Zwirner
DC Moore Gallery
DIMIN EUROPA
Franklin Parrasch Gallery
Gagosian
Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois
Galerie Gmurzynska
Galerie Lelong
Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Moisant Weyl
Gladstone
Hales
Hauser & Wirth
HESSE FLATOW
Hirschl & Adler
Hollis Taggart
Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary
Instituto de Visión
Jane Lombard Gallery
Karma
Kevin Kramer Gallery
Kiang Malingue
Lehmann Maupin
Leslie Tonkonow Artworks + Projects
Levy Gorvy Dayan
Lisson
Management
Margot Samel
Marian Goodman Gallery
Michael Rosenfeld Gallery
Miguel Abreu Gallery
Miles McEnery Gallery
Nara Roesler
Nicola Vassell
NORR COHAN
P·P·O·W
Pace Di Donna Schrader Galleries
Pace Gallery
Paula Cooper Gallery
Perrotin
Pietro Alexander
PROXYCO
R & Company
Richard Saltoun Gallery
Rodder
Ronald Feldman Gallery
Rosenberg & Co.
Ruiz-Healy Art
Sargent’s Daughters
Sebastian Gladstone Gallery
Sikkema Malloy Jenkins
Southern Guild
Sprüth Magers
TOTAH
Trotter&Sholer
Uffner & Liu
Ulterior Gallery
Van Doren Waxter
VeneKlasen
White Cube
Yancey Richardson
Yares Art
Yossi Milo Gallery
YveYANG

Names as printed by Artforum and ARTnews, August 4, 2026, including their capitalization (DIMIN EUROPA, HESSE FLATOW, NORR COHAN, PROXYCO, TOTAH). The separation into names is Biennale’s. Check against art-week.com before publishing

October 16

The 32 Institutions

The institutions and nonprofits will present exhibitions and special programming, with conversations, tours and events through the week, according to the announcement. Select museums are presented with Bloomberg Connects, the free museum-guide app. The New York City Council is a participant too; Speaker Julie Menin gave a statement for the announcement. Program details for each institution have not been published, so the right-hand column gives the location only. Each sets its own hours and admission.

Participating institutions and nonprofits, as listed by Artforum, October 16, 2026
Institution	Where
ADAA (Art Dealers Association of America)	Organizer of the ADAA Fair, Park Avenue Armory
American Folk Art Museum	2 Lincoln Square, Upper West Side
Americas Society	680 Park Avenue, Upper East Side
ArtTable	Professional organization for women in the visual arts
Asia Society Museum	725 Park Avenue, Upper East Side
Brooklyn Experimental Art Foundation	Brooklyn
Brooklyn Museum	200 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn
El Museo del Barrio	1230 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem
The FLAG Art Foundation	Chelsea
Fountain House Gallery	Manhattan
The Frick Collection	1 East 70th Street, Upper East Side
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum	1071 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side
The High Line	Elevated park, Gansevoort Street to West 34th Street
The Immigrant Artist Biennial	Citywide
International Center of Photography	79 Essex Street, Lower East Side
The Jewish Museum	1109 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side
Madison Square Park Conservancy	Madison Square Park, Flatiron
M-ARCH PROJECTS	Not stated in the announcement
The Metropolitan Museum of Art	1000 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side
MTA Arts & Design	Art in the subway and rail system
The Museum of the City of New York	1220 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem
New Museum	235 Bowery, Lower East Side. Institutional partner
New York City Council	Civic participant
The New York Public Library	Citywide; the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building is at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street
Powerhouse Arts	Gowanus, Brooklyn
Queens Museum	Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens
Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian	One Bowling Green, Lower Manhattan
Studio Museum in Harlem	144 West 125th Street, Harlem
Vilcek Foundation	Upper East Side
White Columns	91 Horatio Street, West Village
Whitney Museum of American Art	99 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District
Williamsburg Biannual	Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Order and names as in the announcement. Addresses are from each institution’s own site. One later list, in the Robb Report, omits MTA Arts & Design and the National Museum of the American Indian; the organizers’ list of 32 governs here.

The glass entrance of The Museum of Modern Art — The entrance of The Museum of Modern Art, a participating institution. Photo: tommao wang.

The Guggenheim rotunda and skylight — The Guggenheim, a participating institution. Photo: Alex Eckermann.

Looking down a square white stairwell — Inside the Whitney Museum of American Art, a participating institution and the beneficiary of the ADAA Fair Preview Gala. Photo: Claudio Schwarz.

Who runs it

Organizers and Partners

Organizers and partners named by Art Week NYC
Role	Who
Presenter	Penske Media Corporation, through Artforum, ARTnews and Art in America. Luke Bahrenburg, President, Art and Luxury Group, PMC, is quoted in the launch release
Gallery program	Artforum. Danielle McConnell, Publisher
Midtown hub and editor-led tours	ARTnews and Art in America. Erica Lubow Necarsulmer, Publisher; Sarah Douglas, Editor-in-Chief
Institutional partner	New Museum (director Massimiliano Gioni)
Fair collaborator	ADAA Fair, through a cross-promotion
Digital guide partner	Bloomberg Connects, for select museums and institutions
Commercial sponsors	None named yet; the launch release mentions sponsor activations at the hub TBA

Art Week NYC is organized by a media company that also publishes three of the art world’s main magazines. Biennale reports the organizers’ descriptions of the event as theirs.

Yellow cabs on the Park Avenue Viaduct in front of Grand Central Terminal — Midtown, site of the ARTnews and Art in America hub, whose address is not yet published. The Park Avenue Viaduct at Grand Central Terminal. Photo: Janne Simoes.

Sources. Artforum, galleries, Aug 4; ARTnews, 76 galleries, Aug 4; Artforum, institutions, Oct 16; PMC announcement, June 11, 2026; Robb Report, Oct 16 (a PMC title); art-week.com. Every fact was checked on October 19, 2026; full list on the Sources page. Corrections: contact@biennalemail.com.

Tickets ADAA Fair

ADAA Fair, Park Avenue Armory

Public days Fri Nov 13 to Mon Nov 16. Tickets through ARTSVP, the fair’s ticketing partner, online or at the door; prices are not shown on the fair’s visitor page. Under 12 free with a paying adult. Art Week NYC ticketing has not been announced.

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At a glance

Art Week NYC: Wed Nov 11 to Sat Nov 14, 2026. First edition
Where: Chelsea, Tribeca, the Lower East Side, the Upper East Side, and a Midtown hub
Presented by: Artforum, ARTnews and Art in America (Penske Media Corporation)
Galleries: 76 named Aug 4; “more than eighty” by Oct 16
Institutions: 32, named Oct 16
ADAA Fair: Gala Nov 12; public Nov 13 to 16, Park Avenue Armory
New Museum: Five talks, Sat Nov 14, 11 am to 6 pm
Official site: art-week.com

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