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"Huguette Caland: Tête-à-Tête" opens this Fri, June 11! Featuring Caland's erotic works on paper, paintings, wearable objects, and sculptures, the exhibition showcases Caland's challenge to traditional representations of sexuality, the body, and desire.
https://t.co/QFTtBGpM9E

"When the instruments of artistic production are limited and direct, urgent expression the priority, drawing is often the medium of choice," Taylor Dafoe writes about our exhibition "100 Drawings From Now" on @artnet.

Read in full here: https://t.co/jUGpChyVbT

We’re delighted to announce that admission will be FREE for all visitors through 2023, thanks to generous support of the Cy Twombly Foundation! Visit for free beginning tomorrow, Feb 20 in conjunction with the opening of our new exhibitions: https://t.co/1zJjk0ck6M

Curtis Talwst Santiago’s upcoming site-specific installation “Can’t I Alter” opening on Feb 20, will use the gallery space as an explorative environment to access lost and tangled ancestral and diasporic histories. Learn more: https://t.co/HL7z2lkn0F

Today (Sun, Jan 5) is the last day to visit “The Pencil Is a Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists” - an exhibition of 140 drawings from around the world that together are a testament to the centrality of creativity in our own humanity. Stop by 12pm - 8pm! https://t.co/qLjfMpb7Sa

Halina Olomucki used drawing to bear witness to and provide evidence to the world outside of the horrors of the Nazi controlled Warsaw Ghetto in which she was imprisoned. View more of her powerful work in “The Pencil Is a Key” closing tmrw Jan 5! https://t.co/qLjfMpb7Sa

Drawing Papers 61 features Eva Hesse’s early 1960s works on paper including her important “grid” and “circle” drawings. To read the full catalog for free visit here: https://t.co/bYSt331sHb

While detained by the oppressive military forces of dictator Augusto Pinochet, Chilean artist Rodrigo Silva Vial drew watercolor greetings to his family and friends.

Check out more in “The Pencil Is a Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists” https://t.co/rWulOfbkoc

Join us tonight, Thursday, October 10, for the opening reception of “The Pencil Is a Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists,” from 6pm - 8pm.

Image: Azza Abo Rebieh, “Nayfeh,” 2016. Pencil on paper. Courtesy of the artist.

Read @newyorker on "Where Do We Stand? Two Years of Drawing with Open Sessions" => https://t.co/7dsb89aazQ On view thru Sept 17.