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NBA Champion Knicks center and art collector Karl-Anthony Towns visited us at The Armory Show to see his friend Josh Safdie’s new edition Top 10 NYC Films. Go Knicks! 🏀

@karltowns #thearmoryshow #karlanthonytowns #joshsafdie by @twopalmsny

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The Armory Show opens today! Visit us in booth 211 where we’ll be exhibiting works from Marina Adams, Cecily Brown, Carroll Dunham, Elizabeth Peyton, Josh Safdie, Amy Sillman, Mickalene Thomas and Stanley Whitney. See you there ✨ taken in Javits Center by @twopalmsny

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A new Cecily Brown etching makes its debut this week! We’re excited to present “A nursery rhyme” at The Armory Show, opening Thursday.

Drawing on the strange and familiar world of nursery rhymes, Brown lets characters and fragments emerge and disappear across a densely worked surface. She has described nursery rhymes as both “scary” and “joyful, exuberant” - a mixture of humor, menace, action, and fantasy that finds a natural counterpart in the shifting space of the print.

Two Palms | The Armory Show booth 211 - We hope to see you there!

@thearmoryshow #CecilyBrown #TheArmoryShow2026 by @twopalmsny

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Two Palms is pleased to debut Josh Safdie’s first fine art print, a list of essential New York City films and a meditation on cinema, memory, and the city he calls home.

What began as a definitive list of ten films quickly expanded into what Safdie calls “112 of the top 10 NYC films.” Titles are added, crossed out, squeezed between entries, and organized through different pens and unexplained systems of highlighting. Safdie’s criterion is less about where a film was shot than whether it captures the “essence of NYC”—the specificity of a street or neighborhood, a smell or feeling, or the sense that the world on screen continues beyond the frame.

Built from a twenty-color silkscreen with collage, rubber stamping, crackle paint, enamel, and hand painting, the print preserves the revisions and physical character of Safdie’s original list. Part classification system and part self-portrait, it becomes a layered record of taste, memory, and Safdie’s enduring relationship with New York and its cinema.

This work will be on view in our booth at The Armory Show, September 24–27, at the Javits Center in New York. See you there! taken in New York, New York by @twopalmsny

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19 days ago

Cecily in the house! by @twopalmsny

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4 months ago

Thank you Brian Kelly @wsj for recognizing @mickalenethomas’s “L’espace entre les deux” as one of the best presentations at Art Basel Miami Beach.

Come see the work on view through Sunday in booth D29 ✨

#MickaleneThomas #artbaselmiamibeach taken in Art Basel Miami Beach by @twopalmsny

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10 months ago

“You can take many things from people but sometimes you give them a book and it transforms them.” Hear more from @MickaleneThomas as she discusses her totemic book stacks now on view at Art Basel Miami Beach.

Watch the full video at the link in our bio and view the full presentation in booth D29 @artbasel.

#MickaleneThomas #ArtBaselMiamiBeach taken in Art Basel Miami Beach by @twopalmsny

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Select works from Two Palms, now live.

Founded in 1994 by David Lasry, Two Palms has become one of New York’s most innovative print studios, working with many of today’s leading contemporary artists to create ambitious prints and sculpture multiples from its SoHo studio. Known for pushing the boundaries of what a print can be, Two Palms pairs deep expertise in traditional processes—etching, silkscreen, monotype—with a continually evolving set of tools and technologies. The result is a collaborative environment that supports artists as they experiment, expand their practices, and reach new audiences.

Works:
Stanley Whitney:
Untitled, 2023
Silkscreen in 9 colors on handmade Japanese paper
59.5 × 59.5 inches
Edition of 25

Dana Schutz:
The Wanderer, 2018
Etching with aquatint
43.3 × 30.6 inches
Edition of 20

Cecily Brown:
The green of the larches, 2025
Etching on hand dyed paper
27.0 × 40.0 inches
Edition of 20

Marina Adams:
Untitled, 2022
Monotype in watercolor on Lanaquarelle paper
15.9 × 12.8 inches

Ana Benaroya:
Devotion, 2024
Monotype in watercolor and watercolor crayon
30.0 × 40.0 inches by @twopalmsny

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“They allow the viewer to really go in and look and see and slow down...” @MickaleneThomas discusses her new collages, on view this week @artbasel. Link in bio for full video and to preview the presentation.

#MickaleneThomas #ArtBaselMiamiBeach taken in Art Basel Miami Beach by @twopalmsny

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We’ve landed in Miami and are thrilled to be exhibiting a new body of monotypes and drawings from acclaimed artist Amy Sillman this week @artbasel. In these new works, each sheet becomes a site of thought in motion, where gestures are laid down, revised, and reimagined. The result is a dynamic equilibrium between figure and ground, control and release, revealing the artist’s thought as it takes shape on the page.

Art Basel Miami Beach opens on Wednesday, Dec 3. Come see us in booth D29 ✨

#artbaselmiamibeach #amysillman by @twopalmsny

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Two Palms is pleased to premier the continuation of Mickalene Thomas’s “L’espace entre les deux” at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025. The project marks an extraordinary evolution in her practice—an expansion that unites collage, printmaking, and sculpture into a single, radiant language of surface, structure, and social reflection.

Preview the presentation at the link in bio ✨
@mickalenethomas taken in Art Basel Miami Beach by @twopalmsny

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Dan Nadel’s “R. Crumb: The Biography,” has been named one of The New Yorker’s Best Books of 2025. The tome offers a deeply researched, unsparing portrait of the underground comics icon, tracing his life, influences, contradictions, and six decades of boundary-pushing art with clarity, context, and emotional complexity.

Want more Crumb? “R. Crumb: Tales of Paranoia” is now on view at David Zwirner Los Angeles offering new drawings, fresh etchings made with Two Palms, and a rare sketchbook providing an unfiltered look into Crumb’s late-career imagination. The exhibition is on view through January 10, 2026. by @twopalmsny

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