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Murray Hochman's Late-Career Works at Gallery AP SPACE in New York

exhibition · 2026-04-09

Gallery AP SPACE at 555 West 25th Street in New York is showing works by Murray Hochman from April 2 to May 10. The 91-year-old artist, a lifelong New Yorker, has developed a six-decade practice exploring light, color, geometry, and gesture. His mature output since 2000 includes large canvases, ten works on paper, and a freestanding sculpture. An opening reception is scheduled for April 9 between 6 and 8 pm. Co-curated by Alan Goolman, the exhibition highlights Hochman's refined experimentation, notably his use of aerosol paint inspired by 1960s graffiti culture. His signature material ranges from fluorescent to luminescent sprays. The artist's career has been shaped by cultural trends and material demands.

Key facts

  • Murray Hochman's works are on view at Gallery AP SPACE
  • The exhibition runs from April 2 through May 10
  • An opening reception will be held on April 9 from 6 to 8 pm
  • The show is co-curated by Alan Goolman
  • Hochman is 91 years old and was born and raised in New York City
  • His artistic career spans more than six decades
  • The exhibition features large-scale canvases, ten works on paper, and a freestanding sculpture
  • All works were created post-2000

Entities

Artists

  • Murray Hochman
  • Alan Goolman

Institutions

  • Gallery AP SPACE

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • 555 West 25th Street

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