Rachel Feinstein's debut exhibition in Greece, "Fates," is now on view at Gagosian, Athens. The exhibition’s centerpiece is a pair of large caryatid sculptures (both 2026)—"Petra" and "Helen" both pictured in production with the artist here—that combine the female figure with architectural forms: on.gagosian.com/3TuXfeP

This video captures new works by Jordan Wolfson, which closes tomorrow, October 24, at Gagosian, 555 West 24th Street, New York. This is the artist’s first exhibition with the gallery in New York: on.gagosian.com/4fzAopt ____________ Music: "Itsumo" by Valante, courtesy Epidemic Sound

"This Is Still Not a Pipe: The Afterlife of Magritte" on view at Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill, London—organized in collaboration with the Fondation Magritte—is an exhibition dedicated to René Magritte and his enduring legacy. In this "Gagosian Quarterly" video, curators Jasper Sharp and Bernard Lagrange talk about the works featured in the show. on.gagosian.com/4zsLcxY

This video captures two new holograms by Deana Lawson on view in the artist's exhibition at Gagosian, 541 West 24th Street, New York. Encased in layers of glass, these works are an extension of Lawson's series "Edge Control" and were inspired in part by Philip K. Dick’s "A Scanner Darkly" (1977): on.gagosian.com/4zOg5Oe __________ Music: "Corruption Plan" by Craft Case, courtesy of Epidemic Sound

Read this conversation between Ottessa Moshfegh and Jordan Wolfson on "Gagosian Quarterly." In the piece, Moshfegh, author of the novels "My Year of Rest and Relaxation" (2018), "Lapvona" (2022), and more, visits the artist in his Los Angeles studio to get a preview of the new works for his current exhibition at Gagosian, 555 West 24th Street, New York: on.gagosian.com/4dnvMCH

Art Basel Paris is now open at the Grand Palais! Stop by booth B33 to view Gagosian's presentation of exceptional paintings, sculpture, and photographs that define many of the key artistic movements of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries: on.gagosian.com/4saJuPi @ArtBasel @GrandPalaisRmn

"Lee Krasner: Works from the 1960s" is now on view at Gagosian, rue de Ponthieu, Paris! This is a collaborative presentation with Olney Gleason, and the Pollock-Krasner Foundation and marks the first solo exhibition of the artist’s work in France: on.gagosian.com/483MQdD

In this video, Rebecca Sternthal discusses the work, which stands over three meters (10 feet) tall and depicts a cluster of oversize corks with illusionistically detailed textures, wine stains, and imprints of origin and vintage. __________ Music: "Boundless Things" by Elin Piel, courtesy Epidemic Sound

"Dan Flavin: European Couples," an exhibition uniting all nine fluorescent corner light works from the artist's "European Couples" series (1966–71), is now on view at Gagosian, Le Bourget. This is the first time the series is presented in its entirety in France: on.gagosian.com/4zzKXRX

Join us on Monday, October 19, from 6 to 8pm for the opening of "Lee Krasner: Works from the 1960s" at Gagosian, rue de Ponthieu, Paris. Presented by Gagosian, Olney Gleason, and the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, the exhibition of paintings and works on paper marks the first solo presentation of Lee Krasner’s work in France. This video takes viewers behind the scenes during the installation: on.gagosian.com/483MQdD __________ Music: "Nothin' but the Blues" by Megan Wofford, courtesy Epidemic Sound

Michael Craig-Martin’s "Music" (2026), created by the artist in collaboration with the W1 Curates public art platform, is viewable twenty-four hours a day on the exterior of the Flannels flagship store on Oxford Street in London through November 4: on.gagosian.com/3VEU8Su __________ Music: “Micro-aTAC” by Lupus Nocte, courtesy of Epidemic Sound

Join us from 4 to 6pm this Sunday, October 18, for the opening of "Dan Flavin: European Couples," an exhibition uniting all nine fluorescent corner light works from the artist's "European Couples" series (1966–71), at Gagosian, Le Bourget. This is the first time the series is presented in its entirety in France: on.gagosian.com/4zzKXRX

This video tours Gagosian's presentation of six, major new paintings by Albert Oehlen at Frieze London, which is on view in Regent's Park through Sunday, October 18: on.gagosian.com/4jlgstZ __________ Music: "Restless Skin" by Elin Piel, courtesy Epidemic Sound

Two photographs by Irving Penn, “Mascara Wars, New York” and “Bee on Lips, New York,” are now on view in the street-facing vitrine at Gagaosian, rue de Ponthieu, Paris. The display coincides with two significant presentations in the city of work by the artist, who is among the most influential image-makers of the twentieth century, producing photographs that shaped modern fashion, portraiture, and the still life: on.gagosian.com/3W1hO3p

An exhibition of new work by Cady Noland is now on view at Gagosian's Davies Street gallery in London! In conjunction with the show, Gagosian is relaunching "The Clip-On Method," a two-volume, 600-page publication conceived, edited, and designed by the artist and published in 2021: on.gagosian.com/4xJo8KT

Gagosian is pleased to debut a new work by Rudolf Stingel in Paris. This monumental painting of the New York City skyline is the subject of a single-work display at the rue de Castiglione gallery, opening on Thursday, October 22: on.gagosian.com/4hSG4vW

Frieze London is now open in Regent's Park! Stop by booth D14 to see Gagosian's presentation of six major new, large-scale paintings by Albert Oehlen: on.gagosian.com/4jlgstZ

Frieze London opens on Wednesday, October 14, in Regent's Park! Gagosian is participating with a presentation of six major new, large-scale paintings by Albert Oehlen. This video captures the works being framed ahead of the fair: on.gagosian.com/4jlgstZ @friezeofficial