Curatorial
Ongoing Curatorial Projects
92NY
EVERYBODY, EVERYBODY, 2026
Acrylic and neon on 12 canvas panels.In EVERYBODY, EVERYBODY, Deborah Kass brings together a large-scale work created for the lobby of The 92nd Street Y. The installation continues Kass’s exploration of language, popular culture, and the power of words in public spaces.
New York City Center
Waltz of the Snowflakes [Nutcracker], 2026
Site-specific wall painting commissioned by New York City Center. On view September 2026–September 2029
New York City Center
New York City Center. 2017 – present. Curator of the theater’s visual arts program, featuring exhibitions and commissions by Angel Abreu, Stephen Antonakos, Jeannette Montgomery Barron, Keith Haring, Deborah Kass, Sol LeWitt, Sarah Morris (will debut in September), Arnold Newman, Jorge Otero-Pailos, Mark Seliger, and Hiroshi Sugimoto, and Lawrence Weiner.
Archer Hotel Collections
Curator of contemporary art collections and site-specific commissions for Archer Hotels.
Pharmascience Collection
Curator of the Pharmascience corporate art collection.
Selected Exhibitions
The Grass Has So Little to Do
James Barron Art, South Kent, CT. July 11–September 12, 2026. Download the Catalogue.
Golden Veins: The Art of Kintsugi and Transformation
Alison Bradley Projects, NY, 2024-2025. Download the Catalogue.
New York City Center 75th Anniversary Art Commissions, 2018-2019. View the 75th Anniversary Visual Art Commissions
Shades of Summer, Vandm.com, 2012
Tranquility: Sculpture in the Garden of Griffin Court, NYC, 2011
Earlier Museum Projects
Post Human (Curatorial Coordinator), 1992–1993
Felix Vallotton: A Retrospective
(Assistant Curator), 1991–1992
Simeon Braguin Paints, Yale University Art Gallery, 1991
The Plow and the Harrow: Vincent van Gogh and Millet, Yale University Art Gallery, 1990
The Art of Paul Gauguin (Research Assistant), 1988–1989
Paul Gauguin and Japanese Prints, Art Institute of Chicago, 1988
Visual Arts Program, New York City Center
Sol LeWitt (1928–2007)
Wall Drawing #357, 1981
White crayon and black pencil grid on black wall
Installation view, New York City Center Visual Arts Program, 2023. Installed to coincide with performances of Dance (1979), the landmark collaboration between Lucinda Childs, Philip Glass, and Sol LeWitt.