Contemporary New York
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Event date 1 - 15 March -
Event location New York
Discover the defining art and design of the modern era at Christie’s New York. From Les Lalanne and Yayoi Kusama to Jeff Koons, Fernando Botero, and NFTs, the live and online Contemporary New York sales span the formative movements from across the globe ranging from the post-war period to the cutting-edge works of today. This season, the series features the Collection of Kenwal Steel in Support of GLAAD, The Art of Collecting: A Pacific Island Connoisseur of Art and Design and ADAM: Works from the Collection of Adam Lindemann, comprising boundary-pushing art and design from the renowned gallerist. Learn more about the season’s top works and collections and explore our related features ahead of the sales beginning 1 March.
Viewing

Join us at Christie’s New York
Location
20 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10020
Viewing
3–9 March
Monday – Saturday, 10am – 5pm
Sunday, 1pm – 5pm
The exhibition is free and open to the public.
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