Carrington and Vicuña to Share Two-Part Show Across New York and San Francisco
Lehmann Maupin and Gallery Wendi Norris are teaming up for a two-part exhibition. The show pairs Leonora Carrington and Cecilia Vicuña. The first part opens in New York in November, and the second opens in San Francisco in January.
This two-part exhibition is a joint project between Lehmann Maupin and Gallery Wendi Norris, pairing Leonora Carrington and Cecilia Vicuña. The initial segment is scheduled for New York in November, with the later segment set for San Francisco in January. In the broader art world, such cross-gallery, cross-city collaborations can let a single curatorial idea unfold across separate locations and moments, inviting audiences in two major art centers to engage with the same pairing. The structure also highlights how galleries may work together to present artists beyond a single venue or season.
Audiences in New York and San Francisco may gain access to a two-city exhibition that connects two artists through partnering galleries. The collaboration could strengthen ties between the galleries and their local publics, while also drawing visitors who follow either artist or venue. For the broader arts community, it may encourage more shared or sequential presentations, potentially expanding how exhibitions reach audiences across distances. However, impact depends on programming, access, and reception.