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Armory Show Sales: Joan Mitchell Tops $2M as Dealers Report Strong VIP Buying

festival-fair · 2026-09-25

The Armory Show commenced on Wednesday for VIP guests and will continue until Sunday at New York's Javits Center, demonstrating consistent sales amid global unrest. Michael Rosenfeld Gallery achieved over $2 million in sales with a Joan Mitchell artwork, alongside collages by Hannelore Baron and Louise Nevelson. Edwynn Houk Gallery sold a print by László Moholy-Nagy for $320,000. Gazelli Art House secured a Lilly Fenichel piece for $200,000, which will be housed in a European museum. Norr Cohan sold Yinka Shonibare's "The Landscape Project" for over $180,000, while Nara Roesler sold Sheila Hicks's "The soft side of my nature" for $260,000. Notable attendees included Jodie Foster and Paul Rudd, amidst rising oil prices and protests outside the UN.

Key facts

  • The Armory Show opened Wednesday for VIPs and runs through Sunday at the Javits Center in New York.
  • Michael Rosenfeld Gallery sold a Joan Mitchell painting for over $2 million to a private collection.
  • Edwynn Houk Gallery sold a László Moholy-Nagy gelatin silver print for $320,000.
  • Gazelli Art House sold a Lilly Fenichel canvas to a European museum for $200,000.
  • Norr Cohan sold Yinka Shonibare's "The Landscape Project (Cotton Plantation)" for more than $180,000.
  • Nara Roesler sold Sheila Hicks's "The soft side of my nature" (2025) for $260,000.
  • 303 Gallery sold two Rob Pruitt paintings for $155,000 each and a Doug Aitken lightbox for $150,000.
  • Galerie Maximillian sold Rashid Johnson's "Untitled (Large Mosaic)" (2025) for about $175,000 in the first hour.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Armory Show
  • Javits Center
  • Hollis Taggart
  • Michael Rosenfeld Gallery
  • Edwynn Houk Gallery
  • Gazelli Art House
  • Norr Cohan
  • James Cohan Gallery
  • Nara Roesler
  • 303 Gallery
  • Galerie Maximillian
  • Hyperallergic
  • Federal Reserve
  • United Nations
  • US Senate

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • Gaza
  • Iran

Sources