On a regular basis, Frank Poor returns to his native Southeast (USA) to photograph architecture and landscapes. With no specific itinerary, these visits are a way for the artist to reconnect with the visual language of his upbringing. The resulting…

In 2014, Robert Bauer and Bronlyn Jones had a two-person exhibition with the gallery. Eleven years later, Krakow Witkin Gallery now presents a solo exhibition of Bauer’s small landscapes in tempera and gouache, painted over the past five…

Agnes Martin created her only major print project, “On a Clear Day,” towards the end of a seven-year period (1967-1974) during which she made no paintings. Martin had moved to an isolated mesa in New Mexico to live in solitude. She had…

In addition to her iconic photographs, Louise Lawler has continually created installations. For the work on view at Krakow Witkin Gallery, the eponymous short story was first encountered by the artist’s mother on the wall of a roadside cafe.…

Daniel Buren found a pattern in 1965 (an 8.7 cm-wide stripe that was on a bolt of awning fabric) and has continued to work with it for almost sixty years. The specificity of the stripes is not meant to be read as content but as a visual tool. Over…

Krakow Witkin Gallery announces the presentation of a large watercolor by Mel Bochner as the latest in the ongoing “One Wall, One Work” series. In 2001, Bochner began a series of works engaging everyday speech by using synonyms derived…

In her first exhibition with Krakow Witkin Gallery, Victoria Burge explores and extends the historical relationship between the Modernist grid and handwritten notation. Using found imagery in 19th and early 20th century diagrams and charts sourced…

Over the past three years and within twenty exhibitions, Krakow Witkin Gallery has “activated” Louise Lawler and Allan McCollum's "Fixed Intervals" (20 brass objects) by following the artists’ instructions and periodically…

Krakow Witkin Gallery is pleased to announce the 7th solo exhibition of British artist Julian Opie. Below is the artist’s statement about his latest works. "I have spent a lot of time looking at portraiture in the widest sense of the word;…

Krakow Witkin Gallery has exhibited Kate Shepherd’s work for over twenty-five years. In that time, Shepherd has explored color, form, light, shadow, and object-hood, among many other topics, in painting, sculpture, and installation. In…

Krakow Witkin Gallery is Proud to Announce the online Annual AIDS Benefit As in past years, the benefit goes live at exactly 10 am EST on Saturday, December 2, in support of World AIDS Day. The benefit will be entirely online here. Once the site…