Installation view of "Design Office with Kim Gordon - since 1980"
September 7–October 19, 2013

Design Office with Kim Gordon – since 1980
Still from "COMME DES MARXISTS" runway show
November 3–9, 2013

Rainer Ganahl
Installation view of "Project: Rocco Fama"
November 16–December 21, 2013

Rocco Fama
Three free standing sculptures and seven paintings installed in a gallery with a white column.
January 12–March 6, 2021

Jeffrey Meris
Still Standing
William Scott Untitled, n.d.
March 10–April 18, 2009

William Scott

‘Good Person’
Thirty six works of uniform size installed in a three by twelve grid on a gray wall. On the adjacent wall, a single piece of similar size is installed.
January 12–March 6, 2021

White Room: Julius Caesar Bustamante
S*an D. Henry-Smith, installation view, 2021 (A view of all ten photographs installed across from a stairway and entrance to the gallery. Four works are installed on the left white wall and three are installed on the back white wall. One small work is installed in the narrow space to the left of an arch on the brick wall, and two are installed on the right side.)
January 12–March 6, 2021

Project: S*an D. Henry-Smith
“in awe of geometry & mornings”
White Room: Sarah Anne Lobb
September 15–October 28, 2006

White Room: Sarah Anne Lobb
April–May 1971

Peter Downsbrough

Installation
May 1971

Brenda Miller

Entryway to Stairwell
May 1971

Michael Krugman

Installation
June 1971

Field Coil
December 25, 1971 Glenda Hydler: Delivery of a Letter on Christmas Day to Judy Padow
April 8, 1972

Susan Sherman: Poetry Reading
April 24, 1972

Deborah Hay: Circle Dances
March 1973

Ned Smyth: Sculpture
April 20–May 4, 1973

Patrick Ireland: Rope Grid and Drawings
Kate Manheim KM059
June 11–July 25, 2015

Kate Manheim
Katya Tepper, installation view, 2018 (A close-up view of Gaping Candle Tripod, focusing on a detail of one of the rib-like structures. There is a broken brick attached with yellow epoxy to a piece of plywood that is similarly shaped. The hole of the brick is filled with wax and a wick coming out the center it.)
September 27–December 15, 2018

Katya Tepper
Kim Westfall, installation view, 2020. (The large triptych Gumiho Reaper (RIP Yu Gwan Sun + Na Hye Sok), each panel created with red, yellow, blue and white yarn, installed on a wall. The first panel, memorializing You Gwan Sun, the March 1st Movement activist, depicts an ExonMobile oil barrel surrounded by a bamboo fence, a decorative gate and police tape. The middle panel, which the artist has described as “a revenge fantasy tank or vehicle with Gumiho hood ornament” depicts a pagoda, a fox like creature and a "Dekotora Truck" merging into a powerful monster. The final panel depicts a colorless body bag slumped on the ground, surrounded by the same bamboo fence, decorative gate and police tape, and represents Na Hye Sok, the woman known as Korea’s first feminist.)
January 23–March 7, 2020

Kim Westfall

Splendid Bitch
Installation view for "Mom-moon, Mom-me, Stones, Knives," 1973
December 15–17, 1973

Larry Miller

Mom-moon, Mom-me, Stones, Knives
Installation view of "Leo Bates: Paintings and Pastels"
June 2–14, 1973

Leo Bates

Paintings and Pastels
Anne Minich, installation view, 2020. (A section of a room with five works installed- three on the right wall and two on the left wall. Many of the works break the conventional rectangular format and incorporate or are entirely made of altered found objects.) 
January 23–March 7, 2020

Anne Minich
Installation view of "Pilgrimage From Scattered Points," 2006
June 23–July 29, 2006

Luke Fowler

Pilgrimage From Scattered Points
Matt Damhave 03
September 11–October 24, 2015

White Room: Matt Damhave
Installation view of "Aurie Ramirez," 2005
May 6–June 11, 2005

Aurie Ramirez
Several illuminated neon signs installed along the walls of a gallery. To the left stands a table with postcards displayed on stands.
September 22–December 12, 2020

Maya Stovall

LUX
Village Voice review of Mel Bochner's "10 Aspects of the Theory of Measurement"
March 13–27, 1971

Mel Bochner

10 Aspects of the Theory of Measurement
Michael H. Shamberg Install 7
April 24–June 2, 2018

Michael H. Shamberg / Archive
Beau Dick, installation view, 2019 (Installation view of Winalagalis (War Spirit) Puppet sitting on a white folding chair facing a TV monitor with static in the foreground. Right behind the TV the back of Beaver in a Hudson Bay Bag, is visible on top of a pedestal. Installed in the back wall are the masks titled Bookwus, Noohlmahl (Fool Dancer), and Rich Woman from left to right. In between Noohlmahl (Fool Dancer), and Rich Woman the piece Copper ingot and document is installed on a pedestal.) 
March 16–May 4, 2019

Beau Dick

Devoured by Consumerism
Invitation for "Bernard Kirschenbaum: Sculpture," 1973
November 10–29, 1973

Bernard Kirschenbaum

Sculpture
Sketch of golf course from Bill Beckley's "Three Game Installation," 1972
April 16, 1972

Bill Beckley

Three Game Installation
Michael Levell, installation view, 2018 (A view of five untitled, miniature ceramic sculptures of furniture including two armchairs with ottomans, a sideboard, a mid-century sofa, and an entertainment console installed on a white pedestal. All works are hand built.)
June 29, 2018–September 15, 2018

Michael LeVell
Artforum review of "Nancy Kitchel: Installation"
May 4–15, 1974

Nancy Kitchel: Installation
Adam Opet, installation view, 2020 (A view of a small room. On the wall to the left is a painting on found wood, depicting a rectangular stylized head in profile. On the back wall is a bulletin board which twenty four identically sized drawings are installed in a four by six grid. Next to that is another head in profile painting, in red ink on a white board. On the wall to the right is a tall skinny painting of a stylized figure.)
January 23–March 7, 2020

Adam Opet
Installation view of "The Bulletin Board: Douglas Blau," 2006
February 3–March 13, 2006

Bulletin Board: Douglas Blau
Matt Keegan, "Union Square #2"
May 5–June 10, 2006

The Bulletin Board: Matt Keegan
Caroline Goe, installation view, 2019 (Installation view of nine small paintings: four on the right wall, three on the back, and two on the right. Behind each painting on the wall is a light gray rectangle sort of framing the paintings.)
March 16–May 4, 2019

Caroline Goe

works from the collection of Lynne Tillman
Curtis Davis, installation view, 2019 (A close up view of the two sculptures installed on the middle table and the painting Flower (pink on green) on the wall behind them. The sculpture on the left, Rock #8, resembles a rectangular arch constructed of two vertical 3×3’s supporting a horizontal piece of 1×3, all arranged on top of a 4×4 base. There are rocks arranged in the archway on the 4x4 and the entire sculpture is coated in multiple coats of mint green paint. The sculpture on the right, also titled Rock #8, resembles a parking garage and is made of short wooden boards supported by columns of tin cans, with pine cones arranged on them. The entire sculpture  is coated in multiple layers of light blue paint. The painting is an abstract depiction of a pink flower with black stems and leaves accented by little yellow marks on a green background. Around the flower is a loose pattern of white marks. The painting is framed in a Hudson River School cove frame with different types of ripple moulding that has been painted the same green as the painting.)
June 27–September 7, 2019

Curtis Davis
Derrick Alexis Coard 03
November 8–December 20, 2014

Derrick Alexis Coard

Organized with HAI
Five paintings installed on gray walls. In the foreground, two found object sculptures lie on a pedestal.
September 22–December 12, 2020

Diane Kotila
Dr. Lakra, installation view, 2018 (Nine collages identically sized are installed on three walls in a uniform row: four on the left wall, three on the back, and two on the right. In the center of the room there is a vitrine that displays three additional collages.)
September 27–December 15, 2018

Dr. Lakra
Installation view of "Other People's Projects: Mark Hogancamp," 2006
May 5–June 10, 2006

Other People’s Projects: Mark Hogancamp – presented by ESOPUS Magazine
Ed Baynard, installation view, 2019 (View of one painting on a back wall and four paintings on the right wall. All paintings are Untitled. The painting in the back wall is a depiction of an orchid dynamically stretching. The flowers are all the way in the top right corner of the painting whereas the leaves and the pot are closer to the bottom right. The pot is placed on a black table. The four paintings on the right wall are all watercolor depictions natural scenes in the silhouette of vases. In the painting to the far right, there is a frog jumping placed outside the silhouette.)
June 27–September 7, 2019

Ed Baynard
Paul Bloodgood, installation view, 2018 (Eight works of varying sizes installed around the corner of two walls: three on the left wall and five on the right. With the exception of the text collage on the far right, all the works pictured consist of abstract paintings.)
June 29–September 15, 2018

Paul Bloodgood
Esteban Jefferson, installation view, 2019-2020 (Another installation view of the gallery with the faux marble floor. Three paintings are installed, Entrée on the left wall, Collections Permanentes on the right, and Gratuite on the furthest back wall. Gratuite depicts a closer view of the bust of the Black figure in a head wrap from Entrée placed on the visitors service desk of the Petit Palais museum. Behind the bust is a security officer at a computer. Raw, unpainted canvas boarders the image on the left, right and bottom edges, with graphite outlines implying columns and signage. Again the bust and the guard's face are meticulously rendered, while the rest of the space and objects in the painting are only implied by sketches and patches of soft pink, sienna, or dark umber.)
November 14, 2019–January 11, 2020

Esteban Jefferson

Petit Palais
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June 4–July 16, 2016

Project: Alyson Vega
Margret 05
March 6–April 18, 2015

Gallery: “Margret: Chronicle of an Affair – May 1969 to December 1970”
Jack Drummer, installation view, 2017
September 9–October 21, 2017

Gallery Jack Drummer
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June 4–July 16, 2016

Gallery: Pam Glick
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March 1–April 16, 2016

Gerasimos Floratos
Installation view of "Gordon Matta-Clark: Oct 21 - Nov 10, 1972"
October 21–November 10, 1972

Gordon Matta-Clark

Oct 21 - Nov 10, 1972
Richard Hell, installation view, 2018
January 16–January 27, 2018

Richard Hell’s Small Press Publishing
Installation view of "Richard Mock: Environmental Fabric Installation," 1972
October 7–20, 1972

Richard Mock

Environmental Fabric Installation
Installation Views for "Richard Nonas: Sculpture and Book, Details from the Excavation of Wooster Street," 1972
December 2–15, 1972

Richard Nonas

Sculpture and Book, Details from the Excavation of Wooster Street
Grant Levy-Lucero, installation view, 2019 (Installation view of twelve ceramic vessels along the left wall on a three-level pedestal and a painting on the back right wall.) 
September 24–November 2, 2019

Grant Levy-Lucero

Pedigree
Installation view for "Richard van Buren: Off the Wall," 1973
February 24–March 8, 1973

Richard Van Buren

Off the Wall
Installation view of "The American War," 2006
May 5–June 10, 2006

Harrell Fletcher

The American War
Installation view for "Hisachika Takahashi: Collage Reflection, A Work in Progress," 1973
January 27–February 8, 1973

Hisachika Takahashi

Collage Reflection, A Work in Progress
Detail of a photograph in "White Room: Sean McFarland," 2005
December 10, 2004–January 30, 2005

White Room: Sean McFarland
Hugh Hayden, installation view, 2018
April 24–June 2, 2018

Hugh Hayden
Silvianna Goldsmith 04
September 11–October 24, 2015

Silvianna Goldsmith

organized by Ryan Foerster

Installation view for "Jared Bark: Paintings," 1973
May 12–June 2, 1973

Jared Bark

Paintings
Jeffrey Lew with friends at his "Drawerings" installation
January 25–February 6, 1975

Jeffrey Lew: Drawerings
Invitation for "Jeffrey Lew: Variations on Sculptural Structures and Current Situations," 1972
November 11–20, 1972

Jeffrey Lew

Variations on Sculptural Structures and Current Situations
Installation view for "Jene Highstein: Sculpture," 1973
February 10–22, 1973

Jene Highstein

Sculpture
Installation view of "White Room: Jennifer Cohen," 2005
February 4–March 12, 2005

White Room: Jennifer Cohen
Installation view of "The Bulletin Board: Jim Jocoy," 2005
February 4–March 12, 2005

The Bulletin Board: Jim Jocoy
Installation view for "Susan Weil: Horizons," 1973
January 13–25, 1973

Susan Weil

Horizons
Installation view of "Masotint" in "Susan Weil: Painting" (1975)
January 11–23, 1975

Susan Weil: Painting (January 1975)
Invitation for "Susan Weil: Painting"
June 15–27, 1974

Susan Weil: Painting (June 1974)
Installation view for "Suzanne Harris: Fours," 1973
October 19–31, 1973

Suzanne Harris

Fours (1973)
Installation view of "Suzanne Harris: Sculpture," 1973
March 17–29, 1973

Suzanne Harris

Sculpture
Installation detail from "The Bulletin Board: Josephine Meckseper," 2005
May 6–June 11, 2005

The Bulletin Board: Josephine Meckseper
Installation detail of "The Bulletin Board: Josh Shaddock"
June 17–July 23, 2005

The Bulletin Board: Josh Shaddock
Installation detail from "The Bulletin Board: Scott King," 2005
December 15, 2005–January 28, 2006

The Bulletin Board: Scott King
The Bulletin Board: Simon Evans
October 28–December 3, 2005

The Bulletin Board: Simon Evans
Installation view for "Tina Girouard: Four Stages," 1972
December 16–28, 1972

Tina Girouard

Four Stages
Installation view of "Tina Girouard: Patterns," 1973
December 29, 1973–January 10, 1974

Tina Girouard

Patterns
Uman Install 03
September 11–October 24, 2015

Uman
Nicolas Fleming High Hopes, 2016 Drywall, plaster, pigment, varnish, acrylic medium 34 x 52 in. Courtesy of the artist (An abstract painting on drywall. The drywall has been cut to form an arch within a frame. The edges of the drywall are skimmed with plaster and there is brown and blue along the arched edge of the drywall.) 
September 27–December 15, 2018

White Columns Online:

‘PLS’

curated by Francisco Correa Cordero
Sam Gordon, installation view, 2015
June 11–July 25, 2015

White Room: ‘#FFFF (Five Fragments For Feature)’

An installation by Sam Gordon
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June 4–July 16, 2016

White Room: Adrianne Rubenstein
Annie Pearlman, installation view, 2016
June 4–July 16, 2016

White Room: Annie Pearlman
Installation view of "White Room: Anthony Campuzano," 2005
June 17–July 23, 2005

White Room: Anthony Campuzano
Ben Morea, installation view, 2017-2018
November 4–January 27, 2018

Ben Morea
Installation view of "White Room: Carter," 2005
May 6–June 11, 2005

White Room: Carter
Frank Majore, "In the Midnight Hour"
May 5–June 10, 2006

White Room: Frank Majore
Video still from "Gargoyles" (2005)
June 17–July 23, 2005

White Room: Greg Smith
Installation view of "White Room: Jack Jaeger," 2005
October 28–December 3, 2005

White Room: Jack Jaeger
Invitation for "Mama's Boy" and White Rooms: Joan Linder and Jenna Spevack, recto, 2004
December 17, 2003–February 1, 2004

White Room

Jenna Spevack
Invitation for "The Cave and the Island" and White Rooms: Jennifer Karady and Katie Murray, recto, 2004
May 14–June 20, 2004

White Room: Jennifer Karady
Invitation for "Mama's Boy" and White Rooms: Joan Linder and Jenna Spevack, recto, 2004
December 17, 2003–February 1, 2004

White Room: Joan Linder
John Stezaker, "Film Portrait (Incision) VI"
February 3–March 13, 2006

White Room: John Stezaker
Installation view of "White Room: Judy Linn," 2005
September 9–October 15, 2005

White Room: Judy Linn
Invitation for "Score: Action Drawing" and White Rooms: Kate Gilmore and Nancy Hwang, recto, 2004
June 25–July 31, 2004

White Room: Kate Gilmore
Invitation for "The Cave and the Island" and White Rooms: Jennifer Karady and Katie Murray, recto, 2004
May 14–June 20, 2004

White Room: Katie Murray
Invitation for "East of the Sun and West of the Moon" and White Rooms: Linda Darling and William Crow, recto, 2004
February 6–March 14, 2004

White Room: Linda Darling
Invitation for "Semi-Lucid," "White Room: Byungwang Cho," and "White Room: Megan Cump," recto, 2004
September 10–October 17, 2004

White Room: Megan Cump
Michele O'Marah, video still from "Valley Girl" (2002)
February 4–March 12, 2005

White Room: Michele O’Marah