1990
560 Broadway, New York City
January 20–February 17
Marilyn Minter
February 3–March 3
Pete Omlor
February 24–March 24
Will Insley
March 8–April 28
Mies van der Rohe: Vintage Photographs & Drawings
March 31–April 28
Betty Woodman
May 5–June 9
Thomas Nozkowski: Paintings
May 5–July 27
Architecture from Erik Gunnar Asplund to Zaha Hadid, including Erik Gunnar Asplund, Ricardo Bofill, Douglas Darden, Peter Eisenman, Richard Buckminster Fuller, Michael Graves, Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki, Rem Koolhaas/OMA, Mark Mack, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Charles Moore, Massimo Scolari, Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, Bernard Tschumi, James Wines/SITE, Frank Lloyd Wright
June 14–July 27
Alan Sonfist
September 15–November 3
Erik Gunnar Asplund: Architectural Projects 1912-1940
20th Century Architecture
September 22–October 27
Judy Pfaff: Equinox
November 3–December 1
Scott Burton: The Early Works
Sculptural and Functional
November 8–January 5
New Projects, including Erik Gunnar Asplund, John Eberson, Peter Eisenman, John Hejduk, Coop Himmelb(l)au, Rem Koolhaas/OMA, Also Rossi, SITE, Bernard Tschumi
December–February
Selected Drawings by Gallery Architects, including Erik Gunnar Asplund, John Eberson, Peter Eisenman, John Hejduk, Arata Isozaki, Rem Koolhaas, Aldo Rossi, Louis Sullivan, Bernard Tschumi, Mies van der Rohe, James Wines/SITE, Frank Lloyd Wright
December 6–January 12
Dana Duff
Max Protetch Gallery Warehouse / 214 Lafayette Street, New York City
October 13–November 10
Sol LeWitt: Large Scale Concrete Block Sculpture
1991
560 Broadway, New York City
January 19–February 16
Siah Armajani: Elements
February 23–March 23
David Reed: Recent Paintings
March 30–April 27
Judith Shea: Monument Statuary
May 4–June 1
William T. Wiley: New World Odor
June 25–September 28
Green, including Siah Armajani, Erik Gunnar Asplund, Roberto Burle Marx, Roger Ferri, Michael Graves, Isamu Noguchi, Frederic Schwartz, SITE, Alan Sonfist, Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, Peter Walker, James Wines/SITE, Elyn Zimmerman, Elia Zenghelis
September 7–October 5
James O. Clark: Sculpture
October 5–November 9
Richard DeVore: Pottery
October 10–November 9
Thomas Nozkowski: Paintings
November 14–December 14
Betty Woodman: Ceramics
November–December 14
Four Painters: Will Insley, David Reed, Andrew Spence, William T. Wiley
December 19–January 25
Stubborn Painting: Now and Then, including Forrest Bess, Paul Feeley, Philip Guston, Mary Heilmann, Jonathan Lasker, Elizabeth Murray, Thomas Nozkowski, Philip Taaffe, Richard Tuttle; curated by Ruth Kaufmann and Mike Metz
1990s
1992
560 Broadway, New York City
January 29–March 7
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: Drawings
Andrew Spence: Paintings
March 7–April 4
Will Insley: Wall Fragments and Drawings, 1966–1992
March 12–April 11
Mary Carlson: Recent Work
April 11–May 9
Marilyn Minter
May 9–June 6
Glenn Ligon: Paintings
May 9–June 6
Judy Pfaff: A New Work and Related Drawings
June 16–September 16
Group Show, including Erik Gunnar Asplund, Michael Graves, John Hejduk, Rem Koolhaas/OMA, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Aldo Rossi, SITE, Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright
September 19–October 17
Scott Burton: The Concrete Work
Byron Kim: Recent Paintings
October 24–November 28
David Reed: Recent Paintings
October 24–December 12
Aldo Rossi: Drawings and Prints
December–January 9
A New American Flag, including Vito Acconci, Carl Andre, Siah Armajani, Ken Buhler, Mary Carlson, Mel Chin, James O. Clark, Dana Duff, Jimmie Durham, Mary Hambleton, Mitchell Kane, Robin Kahn, Mitchell Kane, Deborah Kass, Joseph Kosuth, Andrew Krasnow, Sol LeWitt, Roy Lichtenstein, Glenn Ligon, Donald Lipski, Chris Martin, Fabian Marcaccio, Heather Nicol, Cady Noland, Thomas Nozkowski, Pike Powers, Richard Prince, Joyce Robbins, Mira Schor, Andres Serrano, Judith Shea, Haim Steinbach, Andrew Spence, William Wegman, Lawrence Weiner, Sue Williams
1993
560 Broadway, New York City
January 19–February 27
Betty Woodman: Balustrades and Other Vases[NL1] [IH2]
January 9–February 27
Works on Paper, including Dana Duff, Byron Kim, Glenn Ligon, Thomas Nozkowski, Judy Pfaff, David Reed, Andrew Spence
February 18–March 20
Judith Shea: All about Adam, and Eve
March 25–April 24
Thomas Nozkowski: Recent Paintings & Works on Paper
April 29–July 30
Siah Armajani: Streets
June–July 30
Outdoor Sculpture Displayed Indoors, including Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, James O. Clark, Tony Cragg, Sol LeWitt, Judy Pfaff, Judith Shea, Betty Woodman
September 11–October 16
Richard DeVore
September 11–October 16
Andrew Spence
October 23–November 20
Glenn Ligon: Recent Work
December 4–January 8
Gallery Artists: Early Work
December 4–January 15
Gallery Architects: Early Work, including Erik Gunnar Asplund, Richard Buckminster Fuller, Michael Graves, Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki, Rem Koolhaas, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Aldo Rossi, Paul Rudolph, SITE, Frank Lloyd Wright
1994
560 Broadway, New York City
January 15–February 12
William T. Wiley: Recent Work
January 22–February 19
Oliver Herring: A Flower for Ethyl Eichenberger: An Ongoing Project
February 19–March 19
Erik Gunnar Asplund
February 26–March 26
Great Houses of the 20th Century, including Erik Gunnar Asplund, Michael Graves, Zaha Hadid, Coop Himmelb(l)au, Louis Kahn, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Aldo Rossi, SITE, Venturi Scott Brown, Frank Lloyd Wright
March 24–April 16
Byron Kim
April 2–April 30
Bernard Tschumi
April 23–May 21
Betty Woodman
April 30–June 4
Rochelle Feinstein
June 10–July 9
Drama: Fariba Hajamadi, Oliver Herring, Glenn Ligon, Marilyn Minter, Max Mohr, David Reed, Jeanne Silverthorne; curated by Xavier LaBoulbenne
June 10–July 9
Claudia Matzko
September 10–October 8
Judith Shea: Selected Works, 1979–1994
Stories: Jean Luc Blanc, Oliver Herring, Byron Kim, Douglas Kolk, Glenn Ligon, Max Mohr, Joyce Pensato
October 12–November 26
Siah Armajani: Recent Work
October 15–November 26
Richard DeVore: New Work – In Situ
November 22–December
Oliver Herring: Empty Pages
December 1–January 7
New Paintings, including Rochelle Feinstein, Glenn Ligon, Thomas Nozkowski, Joyce Pensato, David Reed, Andrew Spence
1995
560 Broadway, New York City
January 8–February 4
Marilyn Minter
January 8–February 4
Max Mohr
February 18–March 25
David Reed: New Paintings & a Painting in Scottie’s Bedroom
March 25–April 22
Michael Verjux: IN/OUT Lighting Works [in collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum SoHo and The New Museum]
April 1–April 22
Fariba Hajamadi
April 29–May 20
Joyce Pensato: The Dark Side of You Know Who
April 29–August
Scott Burton: Sculpture Not Previously Exhibited
June 3–July 10
Emmett Kim
July–August 31
Scott Burton
July 17–August 31
Glenn Ligon: Skin Tight
September 7–30
Cutting Up, including Siah Armajani, Scott Burton, Zaha Hadid, Donald Judd, Julian Opie, Andrew Spence [Part 1], Jake & Dinos Chapman, Gregory Green, Max Mohr, Takashi Murakami, Mike Sale [Part 2]
October 5–November 4
Glenn Ligon: Photos & Notes
November 9–December 2
Thomas Nozkowski: An Autobiography
November 9–December 2
Richard Buckminster Fuller
December 16–January 13
Joyce Pensato: Drawings
1996
560 Broadway, New York City
January 27–February 17
Alfred Jensen: Drawings and Paintings 1952–1979
January 27–February 17
Oliver Herring: Selected Works
February 24–March 23
Betty Woodman: Balustrade Vases and Bellagio Drawings
March 30–April 27
Gregory Green
May 3–June 1
Scott Burton: Chaise Longings; curated by Nancy Princenthal
May 3–June 1
Thomas Demand
August–September 28
Extended Minimal, including Uta Barth, Thomas Demand, Rochelle Feinstein, Gregory Green, Peter Halley, James Hyde, Maya Lin, Hiroshi Sugimoto, David Reed
October 5–November 2
Richard DeVore: New Work
October 5–November 2
Louis I. Kahn
November 7–December 7
Chakaia Booker
November 7–December 7
Rochelle Feinstein: Men, Women, and Children
1997
560 Broadway, New York City
January 9–February 8
Thomas Nozkowski: L.A. Drawings
January 9–February 9
Betty Woodman: A Winter Garden, Mostly Italian
[From February to April, the gallery was open by appointment only.]
511 West 22nd Street, New York City
April 12–May 3
Tadao Ando and Richard Pare
May–June 14
Byron Kim: I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
June 25–July 31
No Man
June 25–July 31
Drawings by Frank Lloyd Wright
September 6–27
Thomas Nozkowski: New Work
September 6–27
Max Mohr: Sculpture
October 4–November 1
Richard DeVore
October 4–November 1
Scott Burton
November 5–December 6
Oliver Herring: New Work
December 13–January 29
Photography and Video from China
Zhuang Hui, Wang Jinsong, Ma Liuming, Zhang Peili, Li Yongbin, Yang Zhenzhong
1998
511 West 22nd Street, New York City
January 3–January 28
Glenn Ligon: Nothing Under the Sun
January 31–February 28
Betty Woodman: Recent Work in Ceramic, Glass from Cirva, Marseille
March 3–28
Double Kitsch: Painters from China, including Hong Hao, Wang Jinsong, Fang Lijun, Ai Weiwei, Su Xinping, Cao Yong, Song Yongping
April 4–May 13
Siah Armajani: Park Furniture Sculpture & City Center Drawings
April 18
Rainer Ganahl: IMPORTED. A Reading Seminar [Book Presentation]
May 16–July 3
David Reed: Las Vegas Piece Paintings and Video Installation
July 1–August 31
From Here to Eternity: Painting in 1998, including John Currin, Lisa Yuskavage, Robin Lowe; curated by Ruth Kaufmann
September 12–October 10
Fang Lijun: Painting and Woodcuts
December 5–January 16
Zaha Hadid
October 17–November 25
Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle: The Garden of Delights
1999
511 West 22nd Street, New York City
February 3–27
Zhang Huan: Works from 1994–1998
March 4–April 3
Zaha Hadid: Architectural Drawings and Paintings
April 10–May 8
Oliver Herring: New Video and Sculpture
May 13–June 19
Michelangelo Pistoletto: Does God Exist? Yes I Do!
September 11–October 16
Aldo Rossi: A Remembrance
October 23–November 27
David Reed: New Paintings
December 9–15
Futures to Come, including Hariri & Hariri, Greg Lynn, Krueck & Sexton