David Zwirner Gallery now represents New York-based artist Amy Sillman, whose colorful paintings and drawings bridge figuration and abstraction. She previously worked with Gladstone Gallery, where her 2018 show “Mostly Drawing” was praised by critic Phyllis Tuchman. Sillman continues her relationships with Thomas Dane Gallery in London and Capitain Petzel in Berlin, and will participate in a three-person exhibition at Chantel Crousel in Paris this summer. Her first show at Zwirner is scheduled for 2027.
This move marks a significant career milestone for Sillman, who has exhibited internationally since the 1980s and whose work is held in major museum collections. Joining one of the world’s most powerful galleries signals increased market visibility and institutional validation, while also highlighting the ongoing consolidation of top-tier artists by mega-galleries. The announcement underscores Zwirner’s strategy of adding critically respected mid-career artists to its roster.