Four gallery exhibitions feature Alison Knowles, Jaq Chartier, Iván Navarro, and Rirkrit Tiravanija

Four distinct gallery exhibitions opened simultaneously, each presenting a solo show by a significant contemporary artist. Alison Knowles is exhibiting new work at James Fuentes LLC, continuing her exploration of participatory and Fluxus-inspired practices. At Morgan Lehman, Jaq Chartier presents recent paintings that investigate scientific processes and color interactions. Iván Navarro's exhibition at Paul Kasmin Gallery features his signature neon and mirror installations that critique political power structures. Rirkrit Tiravanija's show at Gavin Brown's enterprise includes interactive installations and social sculptures that challenge traditional art-viewing experiences. Each exhibition represents a different facet of contemporary art practice, from conceptual and participatory work to politically charged installations and process-based painting. The simultaneous timing of these shows creates a concentrated moment for viewing diverse artistic approaches across multiple New York galleries. All four artists have established international reputations through previous exhibitions, biennial presentations, and institutional recognition. Their work engages with themes of social interaction, political commentary, material experimentation, and the boundaries between art and life.