Holiday Hours: Pierogi will be closed Thursday and Friday, November 28 and 29. We will be open Saturday, November 30, 11am–6pm We will be return to normal gallery hours Tuesday, December 3. 11am–6pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays

Peter Garfield’s large-scale photograph—”One, Number 31, 1950″ (transparency with lightbox)— is featured in this Table, Pittsburgh article on James Mohn’s Pittsburgh home design. Using discarded food packaging and other trash, Garfield approximates Jackson Pollock’s painting of the same name—

We’re so pleased that Maxwell Rabb included Pierogi in his list of Top Ten Galleries at The Armory Show NYC 2024 on Artsy.com We are in the Focus Section, Booth F14, through 6pm Sunday 8 September 2024

Congratulations to Sarah Walker who was awarded a 2024 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship in Painting

Patrick Jacobs’ work is on view at the New York Botanical Garden in an exhibition titled— “Wonderland: Curious Nature” May 18 through October 27, 2024 “Organized by curator and scholar Jennifer R. Gross, in collaboration with NYBG, the exhibition showcases … Continue reading →

Mark Reynolds recently had eighteen works acquired as part of the permanent collection of the Eleanor D. Wilson Museum at Hollins University, Roanoke, VA, in addition to a suite of thirteen drawings and a multi-drawing book that the Museum acquired … Continue reading →

Please join the Brooklyn Rail’s New Social Environment #1067 for a live talk on “The Apex is Nothing,” featuring: Chris Martin, John O’Connor, Bruce Pearson, Ken Weathersby, and Amanda Millet-Sorsa Wednesday, May 15, 2024.   1pm EST Register here

Charlotte Kent includes Ward Shelley’s “Who Invented the Avant-Garde, Redux,” in her Art and Technology article in The Brooklyn Rail: “Art, Media, and Two Centuries of  Avant-Garde Efforts, In Two Parts”