Discover highlights in American + European Art, learn about consignment opportunities for upcoming sales like Postwar + Contemporary Art, and discover must-see exhibitions at David Zwirner, Nancy Hoffman Gallery, and Susan Inglett Gallery.
Lot 23 | Francesco Gioli, Untitled (Two Women), detail
Now Online: American & European Art
Capsule presents American & European Art on February 13th, featuring a curated selection of paintings, drawings, and editions. Highlighted artists include Daniel Garber, Jean-Baptiste Oudry, Michael Loew, Raymond P. R. Neilson, Francesco Gioli, and more.
Join us for a preview in Chelsea
Tuesday, February 11th, 11-3PM
Wednesday, February 12th, 11-3PM
and by appointment
Lot 25 | Jean-Baptiste Oudry, Le Chien (18th Century)
Daniel Garber’s Down the River, May Morning (1913), featured American & European Art, is a stunning example of his vibrant depictions of American landscapes. This oil on panel beautifully captures the serene atmosphere of spring along the riverbank, blending Garber’s signature impressionistic techniques with his deep reverence for nature. This work is cataloged in L. Humphries' Daniel Garber: Catalogue Raisonné.
Lot 26 | Daniel Garber, Down the River, May Morning (1913)
Consign your treasures with Capsule in upcoming sales!
Collectibles, March 6th, 2025 | 11:00 AM ET
Deadline to consign: February 12th
Asian Art & Great Estates, March 20th, 2025 | 11:00 AM ET
Deadline to consign: February 26th
Art & Design, April 17th, 2025 | 11:00 AM ET
Deadline to consign: March 26th
Postwar + Contemporary Art, May 8th, 2025 | 11:00 AM ET
Deadline to consign: April 15th
Must-See Exhibits in the Neighborhood
Saya Woolfalk: The Woods Woman Method
Until March 15th at Susan Inglett Gallery
This exhibition offers a captivating glimpse into Woolfalk’s Empathic Universe, where hybrid identities, mythology, and science fiction intersect. Featuring drawings, prints, sculpture, and video, the show explores creation, transformation, and empathy through visually stunning, multilayered works. A must-see for those interested in speculative storytelling, cultural mythology, and contemporary art.
Nathalia Edenmont: Out of Body
Until March 15th at Nancy Hoffman Gallery
This exhibition marks a bold new direction for Edenmont, showcasing her first sculptures alongside striking photographs of eggs—symbols of fragility, transformation, and personal resilience. Inspired by her own experience with infertility, she turns goose eggs into evocative sculptural forms, exploring themes of life, loss, and creation. The show offers a rare chance to witness a major evolution in her work, where photography and sculpture merge into a deeply personal and visually haunting meditation on existence.
Giorgio Morandi: Masterpieces from the Magnani-Rocca Foundation
Until February 22nd at David Zwirner
This is a rare opportunity to experience one of the most significant collections of Morandi’s work outside of Italy. This exhibition not only showcases the artist’s masterful still lifes, landscapes, and rare self-portrait but also offers a deeper understanding of his artistic process and lifelong pursuit of quiet, meditative beauty. The collection, assembled by Morandi’s close friend and patron Luigi Magnani, provides unique insight into the artist’s personal and professional world. Whether you are a longtime admirer or discovering Morandi for the first time, this exhibition offers a profound and intimate look at one of the 20th century’s most influential painters.
First Friday: March 7th
Interested in consigning? Come on March 7th from 11-3 PM for First Friday, our monthly open appraisal day!
Whether you're looking to sell something or just curious about the value of your belongings, First Friday is a great opportunity. No appointment needed and no obligation to sell — stop by to check out our beautiful space, or just to say hello.
You can bring the items themselves or photos. We are able to determine values from printed photos or even images on your phone.
