Thomas Ruff’s jpegs ny Marks 9/11’s 25th Anniversary at David Zwirner
Twelve large JPEG-derived photographs commemorating September 11 are on view at David Zwirner through October 17, 2026.
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ARTECHOUSE DC’s SUBMERGE Project Opens Immersive Digital Group Show
ARTECHOUSE Washington reopened September 11 with SUBMERGE Project, anchored by Beyond the Render—a 45-minute, 18K immersive collaboration with Render Network featuring 13 artist teams.
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Interior Department Plans Warning Signs Outside Smithsonian History Museum
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says temporary warning signs are planned near the National Museum of American History, escalating federal pressure on the Smithsonian.
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Smithsonian American Art Museum Opens Bicentennial Photography Survey
Much Here Is Beautiful unites 225 photographs from NEA Bicentennial surveys at SAAM from Sept. 18, 2026, through April 18, 2027, with a free opening-day open house.
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Skin & Canvas Turns Tattoo Artists Into a Castle Exhibition in Untergröningen
Kunst im Schloss stages a hybrid tattoo and fine-art exhibition at Untergröningen Castle on September 19, with about 30 tattoo artists in dedicated rooms.
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Benodebehari Mukherjee Terracotta Sets Artist Auction Record at Christie’s
Mukherjee’s Untitled (Seated Figure) sold for $128,000 at Christie’s New York on Sept. 16—51× estimate—and reset the artist’s auction record by about 82%.
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Age of Creation Puts Tattoo Artists’ Studio Work on Gallery Walls in Grand Junction
The Art Center of Western Colorado’s Age of Creation, on view through September 25, presents oil paintings and drawings by tattoo artists working beyond the shop floor.
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Jaume Plensa’s Remote, Serene, Ethereal Opens at GRAY New York
GRAY and Galerie Lelong co-present three elongated painted-bronze portraits and site-specific charcoal wall drawings by Jaume Plensa, opening September 23 on Madison Avenue.
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Frieze and Kiaf Seoul Point to a Broader Korean Art Market Recovery
Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul drew about 150,000 visitors and sales from $70 Focus works to a ₩2.2–2.5 billion Yoo Young-kuk, signaling breadth over blockbusters.
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Tala Madani’s Control X Opens at David Kordansky Los Angeles
Tala Madani’s Control X of new paintings and animations opens Sept. 18–Oct. 24 at David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles, with Alphabet City and mountain portraits leading the bill.
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