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COVID-19 Announcement
In consideration of ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, viewing of our exhibitions will be by appointment only. Masks and social distancing will be required, and temperatures taken prior to entry. Meanwhile, we continue to host regular online exhibitions, virtual studio visits, and other special virtual programming. For viewing appointments and other inquiries, including information about our artists, our exhibitions, online art fairs, and shipping options during the pandemic, please email us at info@kavigupta.com.
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Young-Il Ahn, Reflection
Kavi Gupta | 835 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, IL 22 January - 20 March 2021 Opening in January of 2021, Kavi Gupta proudly presents an exhibition examining three key bodies of work from the pioneering Korean-American abstract painter Young-Il Ahn (1934–2020). The artist passed unexpectedly in the midst of planning this, his second solo exhibition with the gallery. -
Michael Joo, Sensory Meridian
Kavi Gupta | 219 N. Elizabeth St., Second Floor, Chicago, IL 14 January - 10 April 2021 Kavi Gupta presents a multi-media exhibition of works by Michael Joo. Three new sculptures of disincarnate body parts, alchemized from scans of historical works in the Smithsonian Archives, explore issues of representation, transmission, and transformation. -
Deborah Kass, Painting and Sculpture
Kavi Gupta | 219 N. Elizabeth St., Chicago, IL 11 September 2020 - 24 April 2021 Kavi Gupta proudly presents Deborah Kass: Painting and Sculpture, the gallery’s inaugural solo exhibition with the artist. Pairing a stunning new body of work with select historical pieces, the exhibition creates an unflinching examination of the American condition before and during the Trump presidency. -
Manish Nai, Form and Void
Richard Taittinger Gallery | New York, NY 16 January - 28 February 2021 In collaboration with Richard Taittinger Gallery, Kavi Gupta is pleased to present Form and Void, a solo exhibition of works by the acclaimed Mumbai artist Manish Nai. Featuring examples from several diverse facets of Nai’s transdisciplinary practice, this exhibition seeks to explore the formal and conceptual balance between absence and presence in Nai’s unique aesthetic position.
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