Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionChelsea
Step inside and leave Manhattan behind. This vast industrial warehouse hosts monumental minimalist and conceptual art across 20,000 square feet of raw concrete and soaring space, where massive sculptures and immersive installations reward unhurried attention.
Tips
June 12 at 2pm
Become part of a 56-year-old conceptual art experiment. In David Lamelas's *Time*, you'll join a line of participants who literally pass the current minute down the row: state the time, wait sixty seconds, repeat. By the end, minutes have become durational sculpture.
June 13 at 1pm
Explore David Lamelas's conceptual sculpture "The Machine" through a free, artist-facilitated tour that turns you into an active participant. Bring your questions and perspectives to this 30-minute dialogue in Dia Chelsea's raw industrial space.
June 13 at 3pm
A fellowship showcase where emerging artists present installations and performances exploring how temporality shapes learning, memory, and creative practice. Expect intimate, experimental works that unfold slowly and reward patient attention.
ChelseaOpens Friday at 12:00 PM
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionStep inside and leave Manhattan behind. This vast industrial warehouse hosts monumental minimalist and conceptual art across 20,000 square feet of raw concrete and soaring space, where massive sculptures and immersive installations reward unhurried attention.
Tips
June 12 at 2pm
Become part of a 56-year-old conceptual art experiment. In David Lamelas's *Time*, you'll join a line of participants who literally pass the current minute down the row: state the time, wait sixty seconds, repeat. By the end, minutes have become durational sculpture.
June 13 at 1pm
Explore David Lamelas's conceptual sculpture "The Machine" through a free, artist-facilitated tour that turns you into an active participant. Bring your questions and perspectives to this 30-minute dialogue in Dia Chelsea's raw industrial space.
June 13 at 3pm
A fellowship showcase where emerging artists present installations and performances exploring how temporality shapes learning, memory, and creative practice. Expect intimate, experimental works that unfold slowly and reward patient attention.