Explore our 20|21 Art + Editions and Great Estate + sales, learn about consignment opportunities for upcoming auctions, and discover must-see exhibitions in our neighborhood.
Highlight in 20|21 Art + Editions, Lot 22 | Janice Biala, Untitled
Now Online: 20|21 Art + Editions
Capsule presents 20|21 Art + Editions on November 14th, featuring a diverse selection of paintings, works on paper, sculpture, photography, and prints by modern and contemporary artists of the 20th and 21st centuries. The sale features art from prominent estates and collections. Works and editions by notable artists include Mario Carreño, Pablo Picasso, Uta Barth, Philip Guston, Paul Horiuchi, Tracey Emin, and more.
20|21 Art + Editions, Lot 27 | Paul Horiuchi, City Reflections (1977)
Now Online: Great Estates +
Join us November 21st for our Great Estates + auction. The sale includes furniture, decor, and a selection of fine art — all sourced from prominent estates. Highlighted artists include Harry Lane, Donald Jurney, Bayard Henry Tyler, and Joan Griswold.
Great Estates +, Lot 29 | Harry Lane, Death and Transfiguration (A Scene in Brooklyn Heights)
Consign your treasures with Capsule in upcoming sales!
Holiday Sale, December 12th, 2024 | 11:00 AM ET
Deadline to consign: November 22nd
We are also accepting consignments for our winter and spring 2025 sales, including American & European Art and Postwar + Contemporary Art.
Cecily Brown
Catch Cecily Brown’s latest exhibition at Paula Cooper Gallery, where her newest paintings and works on paper reimagine themes from her recent survey, Death and the Maid, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art through the lens of The Five Senses by Jan Brueghel the Elder and works by Peter Paul Rubens. This show, her first solo in New York since Death and the Maid, features her signature blend of dynamic brushwork and layered imagery across media, including paintings, drawings, and UV prints. With every piece, Brown’s fascination with art history and sensory experience is vividly reawakened, making this a must-see for any art lover.
Richard Serra, Every Which Way, 2015
Experience Richard Serra’s monumental installation Every Which Way at David Zwirner’s 537 West 20th Street gallery, where sixteen towering steel panels draw viewers into an immersive exploration of space and movement. Arranged in a staggered grid, these imposing slabs — ranging up to eleven feet high — invite you to navigate their sheer verticality, echoing the shifts and countersteps of an urban environment. This work from 2015 highlights Serra’s fascination with architectural presence, making each turn and sidestep feel both deliberate and instinctive in a space that constantly evades full comprehension.
Jadé Fadojutimi, Untitled, 2024 Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas
98 1/2 x 68 7/8 inches (250 x 175 cm)
Explore the immersive world of Jadé Fadojutimi’s DWELVE: A Goosebump in Memory at Gagosian’s 522 West 21st Street gallery, her first solo exhibition in New York. In her vibrant new paintings and works on paper, Fadojutimi fuses color, line, and texture to probe themes of identity and emotion. Layers of gestural marks evoke natural landscapes while remaining abstract, creating dense, energetic compositions that invite viewers to dwell and delve. Accompanied by a soundtrack that reflects her artistic process, Fadojutimi’s work becomes a sensory experience, each piece an abstract “visual essay” of vivid color, tactile movement, and dynamic expression.
First Friday: December 6th
Interested in consigning? Come on December 6th 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.
