White Cube
New York

White Cube is pleased to present ‘The Newspaper Ecritures, 2022–23’, an exhibition showcasing the final body of work by the late master of Dansaekhwa, Park Seo-Bo. Completed shortly before his passing in 2023 at the age of 91, the works in this exhibition stand as a culmination of the artist’s lifelong creative practice – one profoundly influenced by Daoist and Buddhist philosophies and driven by the radical pursuit of emptiness.

White Cube is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Etel Adnan (1925−2021).

Celebrating the life and career of a leading voice of Arab-American culture, this presentation showcases works from the last 20 years of the artist’s practice, including a large-scale ceramic work, tapestries, paintings, works on paper and leporellos - folded books that extend to several metres in length.

In March 2025, David Altmejd (b.1974, Montréal, Canada) will present a new series of sculptures at White Cube New York.

Altmejd’s work is a unique and heady mix of science and magic, science fiction and gothic romanticism: a post-apocalyptic vision which is at the same time essentially optimistic, containing as it always does the potential for regeneration, evolution and invention.

New York-based artist Ilana Savdie (b.1986, Barranquilla, Colombia) draws on a range of subjects as source material, creating intricately detailed, vibrant paintings in acrylic, oil and beeswax that meditate on corporeal and metaphysical excess.

June – August 2025

White Cube New York presents an exhibition of new paintings by Christine Ay Tjoe. Focusing on the human condition, these expressive works delve into themes of philosophy and spirituality, seeking to connect with our most powerful emotions and deep-seated psychological fears.