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The Pace Gallery first ventured beyond its esteemed 57th Street base in 1990, setting up shop in Soho to showcase a cadre of younger stars. Eleven years later, it defected to a 5,000-sq. ft. former garage transformed into an elegant exhibition space by gallery artist Robert Irwin. The cavernous Chelsea gigs have proven more suitable for displaying large-scale sculpture, like that of Claes Oldenburg and Jean Dubuffet. In an effort to revitalize its programming, Pace has taken on seven critically-acclaimed artists whose work ranges in style from the systematic installations of everyday objects by Tara Donovan to the political video art of Michal Rovner to Tim Hawknison's quirky machines. Such lively openings and popular group shows draw the art-savvy in droves.

Eva Gabrielsson at Scandinavia House: The Nordic Ce
Stieg Larsson’s partner speaks about their life together, the inspiration behind themes and characters in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo , and her book “There Are Things I Want You to Know” About Stieg Larsson and Me . More »
Timo Andres at (Le) Poisson Rouge
The talented on-the-rise composer and pianist plays an intimate show including works by Ted Hearne, Brahms, Schumann, and his own "How can I live in your world of ideas?" and "It takes a long time to be a good composer." More »