Opening Reception on January 21, 6-8pm

Co-Curated by Françoise Mouly

Known for its blend of in-depth reporting, fiction, essays, poetry, and satire, The New Yorker has expanded its cultural influence through its distinctive covers, many of which have gone viral. This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience the stories behind these powerful images, as we celebrate 100 years of the magazine.

Covering The New Yorker features close to 100 original works by renowned artists, including Saul Steinberg, Maira Kalman, Barry Blitt, Art Spiegelman, Malika Favre, Chris Ware, Elizabeth Colomba, David Hockney, Roz Chast, and 25 others. Each artist has left an indelible mark on the magazine’s wit and wisdom, brilliantly interpreting current events, cultural trends, and city life. Françoise Mouly, the magazine’s Art Editor, curates this extraordinary exhibition and provides behind-the-scenes commentary that reveals the editorial vision behind commissioning these remarkable artworks.

Artists featured in Covering The New Yorker include: Adrian Tomine, Ana Juan, Anita Kunz, Art Spiegelman, Barry Blitt, Bruce McCall, Bruce Eric Kaplan, Chris Ware, Christoph Niemann, Daniel Clowes, David Hockney, Diana Ejaita, Edward Sorel, Edward Steed, Elizabeth Colomba, Françoise Mouly, Gayle Kabaker, Grace Lynne Haynes, Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu, Harry Bliss, Ian Falconer, Jacques de Loustal, Jenny Kroik, John Cuneo, Joost Swarte, Jorge Colombo, Kadir Nelson, Liniers, Lorenzo Mattotti, Maira Kalman, Malika Favre, Mark Ulriksen, Owen Smith, Peter Arno, Peter de Sève, Rea Irvin, Roz Chast, Sarula Bao, Sasha Velour, Saul Steinberg, and Victoria Tentler-Krylov.

This exhibition is co-curated by Rodolphe Lachat, publisher and editor.

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