Last week to save on 25% on books, limited editions, exhibition merchandise, and drawing tools, and more during our Holiday Sale!
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Save 25% on your favorite Drawing Center products during our biggest sale of the year! Shop online or in-person and save on our Drawing Papers series, drawing tools, rare books from our archive, limited editions, and exhibition merchandise drawingcenter.org/bookstore

Currently on view through February 18, 'Stéphane Mandelbaum' features drawings by the Belgian artist, who used his artistry to probe the depths of his own persona by conjuring some of the darkest visages of the 20th century in Europe. Learn more here: bit.ly/48bj9FN

We are pleased to announce, in collaboration with @pacegallery, details of a special benefit exhibition, titled 'The Rejectionists,' on view at Pace’s New York flagship from Nov 2 to 8. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/45ntL38

'Naudline Pierre: This Is Not All There Is,' on view now through Sep 3, continues the artist exploration of imagined worlds, incorporating drawings large and small alongside and within sculptural elements to create an immersive environment.
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It’s Queer Culture Catch-up day at Xtra and I’m recommending TED Talks Channing Gerard Joseph The Metropolitan Museum of Art 🐝Tourmaline🐝 Roberto Lugo The Drawing Center Jinkx Monsoon Chicago The Musical Duke University Press. Catch me biweekly with my faves in queer and trans arts and culture: xtramagazine.com/culture/queer-…

On Oct 27, we invited artists and writers to reflect on one drawing from our current exhibition 'Ecce Homo: The Drawings of General Idea.' Here, a wonderful excerpt of @naylandblake's pick 'Familial Face 1,' 1989.
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An excerpt of Wayne Koestenbaum's musings of General Idea's drawing 'The Temptation of The Continental Poodle' in our Oct 27 program 'Artists on Ecce Homo: The Drawings of General Idea.'
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Season's greetings from The Drawing Center! Please note that our galleries will be closed for the holidays staring Saturday, December 24, and will reopen Wednesday January 4.
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.AA Bronson has devoted his career to pushing against negative queer representation through the production of confrontational, easily reproducible art. Here, he answers T’s Artist’s Questionnaire. nyti.ms/3Fy5JbU

We are accepting applications for our second edition of Drawing All-Stars! A free pre-professional development program for high schoolers, grades 9-11 led by Teen Art Salon in partnership with The Drawing Center.
Applications due by 11/23 at midnight: bit.ly/3Ulxrwt

Now on view! 'Ecce Homo: The Drawings of General Idea,' 'Ibrahim El-Salahi: Pain Relief Drawings,' and 'Catherine Chalmers: We Rule.'
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Don't miss the second installation of our three-part exhibition 'Ways of Seeing: Three Takes on the Jack Shear Collection,' curated by multidisciplinary sculptor Arlene Shechet. Learn more about the exhibition and plan your visit: bit.ly/2WIEbwn

In recognition of festive gatherings this week, our galleries will be closed 11/25-26 and will reopen 11/27. Plan your visit to see 'Ways of Seeing: Three Takes on the Jack Shear Drawing Collection.' bit.ly/3F6few3
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Image: Max Beckmann, “Entkleidetes Café,” 1944

Join us this Saturday, October 30 from 11:30 am until 1:00 pm, for an in-person bilingual drawing workshop at The Drawing center, presented in Spanish and English. Focused on our current exhibition Ways of Seeing and led by Ada Pilar Cruz
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'Drawing Papers 146: Ways of Seeing' is the first volume of a special two-part publication taking as its subject what contributor Nick Mauss calls the “singular fluency between drawing and writing.”
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'A rare chance to see nearly 700 drawings spanning five centuries... Get as close to never-before-seen masterpieces as one dog may to another. Sense greatness' - Jerry Saltz on 'Ways of Seeing: Three Takes on the Jack Shear Drawing Collection' now on view!
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Join us tomorrow for the opening of 'Ways of Seeing: Three Takes on the Jack Shear Drawing Collection.'
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These ten upcoming art shows at New York institutions, from the Whitney to MoMA PS1, deserve our attention — and our love. Jerry Saltz: nym.ag/3yATiVF