Gallery Collaborations

Founded in 2006, Fergus McCaffrey represents an increasingly global group of post-war and contemporary artists from the United States, Europe, and Japan. For over a decade, the gallery has developed a multifaceted program, representing over 24 artists and estates worldwide. Internationally recognized for its promotion of postwar Japanese and seminal western artists, Fergus McCaffrey has locations in New York, Tokyo, and St. Barth. The gallery opened its Tokyo outpost in March 2018 with an exhibition of paintings by Robert Ryman, and its 2020-2022 program featured exhibitions by Jasper Johns, Richard Serra, Shigeko Kubota, Kazuo Shiraga, Min Tanaka, Carolee Schneemann, and Matthew Barney, among others.

Casey Kaplan, founded in 1995, originally occupied a five-hundred square-foot loft in SoHo. Over the years, the Gallery has grown, relocating to 14th Street, 21st Street, and now 27th Street. The current site is a 16,000 square foot space in the Flower District. For more than a quarter-century, Casey Kaplan and its artists have grown in parallel. The Gallery has hosted the first exhibitions of artists who have since become mainstays of contemporary art discourses. Spanning geographic locations, generations, and disciplines, the artists who comprise the Gallery’s program have exhibited at significant institutions worldwide and been consistently included in international biennales and editions of Documenta. Since its inception, Casey Kaplan has participated in international art fairs including Art Basel, Frieze London, and more; and retained its commitment to fostering the work of national and global multi-modal artists.