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Rodder is pleased to announce James Ensor / Calvin Marcus, opening November 4.

November 4
5–7 pm

Rodder
22 East 80th Street, Fifth Floor
New York, NY 10075

@calvinmarcus taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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5 days ago

Come see our presentation of Joel Sternfeld at booth 505, Independent 20th Century.

Independent 20th Century Weekend Hours:

Saturday, September 26, 2026 | 11 AM – 7 PM
Sunday, September 27, 2026 | 12 PM – 6 PM

The Breuer
945 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10021

@independent_hq @sternfeldarchive

#independent20c #joelsternfeld #roddergallery taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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10 days ago

Thank you @whitehotmagazine and @riad_miah for the thoughtful review of our David Reed exhibition “Terrible Idea”.

Please find the full review at the link in our bio.

@davidreedstudio

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Image: David Reed, Drawing for #602, 2014
Oil and pencil on graph paper

#davidreed #roddergallery #culturedmagazine taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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11 days ago

Thank you @cultured_mag and Karly Quadros (@_karlyq_) for featuring David Reed and our exhibition “Terrible Idea”

“The studies aren’t mere prep work. Instead, they’re a map to the constellations of relationships between the artist, his paintings, his collaborators, and his vast array of influences.”

Find the full review at the link in our bio.

@davidreedstudio

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Image: David Reed, #809, 2025-2026
Oil and acrylic on polyester
42 x 42 inches (106.7 x 106.7 cm)

#davidreed #roddergallery #culturedmagazine taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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12 days ago

In Conversation:

David Reed & David Max Horowitz (Associate Curator, Collections, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY)

Wednesday, September 30
6:00 pm

On the occasion of David Reed Terrible Idea, currently on view at Rodder, Reed and Horowitz will discuss the exhibition, including the role of Reed’s working drawings and color studies in his process and his ongoing explorations of color, space, perception, and the possibilities of painting.

In Conversation: David Reed & David Max Horowitz
Wednesday, September 30, 6:00pm
Rodder
22 East 80th Street, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10075

@davidreedstudio
@david__horowitz taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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We are pleased to announce our participation in the fifth edition of Independent 20th Century, September 24-27 at The Breuer Building,

Our solo presentation of photographs by renowned artist Joel Sternfeld will offer viewers insight into Sternfeld’s initial exploration of color photography through a selection of small-format, dye transfer prints. Many of these images were taken during rush hour, in New York City, in some instances around the corner from the Breuer.

September 24–27, 2026
The Breuer Building, New York

@sternfeldarchive @independent_hq

#joelsternfeld #roddergallery #independent20c taken in Breuer Building by @roddergallery

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19 days ago

Thank you @apollomagazine for featuring David Reed “Terrible Idea“ as one of the Gallery Shows to see in New York in September.

@davidreedstudio

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Installation view: Photo by Genevieve Hanson taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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Rodder is delighted to announce the representation of renowned New York-based artist David Reed (b. 1946, San Diego, California). His debut exhibition with the gallery, Terrible Idea, is currently on view through October 24, marking his first exhibition in New York in six years. This exhibition features recent working drawings and color studies alongside the artist’s paintings, offering viewers insight into the intellectual and technical rigor that remains at the core of his artistic practice.

With a career spanning more than five decades, David Reed has become one of the most influential abstract painters of his generation. Throughout his career, Reed has maintained a dialogue between the past and the present. Paintings with vivid colors and hues are rooted in a system of coloration informed by the artist’s study of Old Master painters, while simultaneously engaging with and redefining the possibilities of abstract painting. Not limiting himself to one discipline, Reed’s practice moves across film, literature, and art history, bringing these fields into the present through the act of painting.

Please read the full press release the link in our bio.

@davidreedstudio

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Image: David Reed, #739, 2020-2022 (detail)

#davidreed #roddergallery by @roddergallery

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21 days ago

David Reed: Terrible Idea is now on view at Rodder. This marks Reed’s debut exhibition with the gallery and his first exhibition in New York since 2020.

@davidreedstudio

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Installation view: Photo by Genevieve Hanson taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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a month ago

David Reed (@davidreedstudio) opens tomorrow, September 9 at the gallery. Please join us for the reception from 6-8pm.

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Image:
David Reed, #808, 2024-2026
Oil and acrylic on polyester
42 x 42 inches
106.7 x 106.7 cm taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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Opening at the gallery next week:
David Reed ”Terrible Idea” from 6-8pm on September 9

@davidreedstudio

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#davidreed #roddergallery taken in Upper East Side by @roddergallery

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Rodder is pleased to announce our participation in the 2026 edition of Independent 20th Century, taking place September 24–27 at The Breuer Building in New York.

For this year’s fair, the gallery will present a selection of Joel Sternfeld’s (@sternfeldarchive) dye transfer photographs from the 1970s, offering insight into the artist’s initial exploration of color photography. While these photographs were the basis of Sternfeld’s first successful Guggenheim Award application, they largely went untouched in the artist’s studio for years. This presentation will mark the first time these works have been properly exhibited in New York City.

@sternfeldarchive
@independent_hq

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Image: Joel Sternfeld, New York City (#1), 1976

#joelsternfeld #roddergallery taken in Breuer Building by @roddergallery

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