Gagosian

FO Pulse: #281 of 586 on the 2026-09-29 close, up 15 from the previous close, with 21,449 likes across 7 posts in the trailing 7 days. Full chart.

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The latest posts from Gagosian and posts about them from the accounts Finally Offline tracks:

Artnet posted: #ArtnetNews: Buckle up: it’s fall in London. The U.K. capital’s art institutions never cease to mount a critical mass of incredible exhibiti (405 likes, 2026-09-29)
Gagosian posted: Gagosian is pleased to announce an exhibition of recent work by Georg Baselitz opening on November 12 at the 555 West 24th Street gallery in (2,682 likes, 2026-09-29)
Gagosian posted: Ed Ruscha (edruschaofficial) has created a poster for “Digger,” a new film directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu and starring Tom Cruise, (10,357 likes, 2026-09-29)
Gagosian posted: A comprehensive survey of paintings by Brice Marden presented in collaboration with the artist’s estate (estateofbricemarden), titled “I Am (3,418 likes, 2026-09-27)
Apollo Magazine posted: Today, anything goes, but when Brice Marden was making his reputation in the 1970s – something he did powerfully fast, scoring a survey at t (52 likes, 2026-09-26)
Gagosian posted: Rachel Feinstein’s debut exhibition in Greece, “Fates,” is now on view at Gagosian, Athens. The exhibition’s centerpiece is a pair of large (1,691 likes, 2026-09-26)
Artnet posted: #TheArtAnglePodcast: In today's episode, Culture editor Min Chen (objectsofloathing) and Wet Paint columnist Gabi Vidal-Irizarry (gabiyank3e (0 likes, 2026-09-25)
Gagosian posted: In this piece for the new issue of “Gaogisan Quarterly,” Glenn Lowry, a friend of Brice Marden’s and former director of the Museum of Modern (1,339 likes, 2026-09-25)

FO Pulse rank history

Gagosian's standing over the last 7 nightly closes: #210 (2026-09-23) → #179 (2026-09-24) → #240 (2026-09-25) → #229 (2026-09-26) → #278 (2026-09-27) → #296 (2026-09-28) → #281 (2026-09-29).

Who Gagosian moves with

Connections mined from Instagram captions across Finally Offline's tracked culture scene:

@lacma · 6,269 combined engagement
@jumpman23 · 2,843 combined engagement
@artsy · 2,150 combined engagement
@realmadrid · 1,763 combined engagement
@guggenheim · 1,469 combined engagement
@whitneymuseum · 1,459 combined engagement
@highsnobiety · 1,312 combined engagement
@artforum · 1,260 combined engagement
@hyperallergic · 510 combined engagement
@artnet · 386 combined engagement

Full node in the Culture Graph.

Questions people ask about Gagosian

What is showing at Gagosian right now?

James Turrell's Lifting the Veil is at Gagosian Hong Kong through August 1, 2026, debuting three new Glassworks. Gagosian Beverly Hills opened a Douglas Gordon exhibition on July 16, 2026 built around his 2006 film Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait, and Sterling Ruby's Till Death Do Us Part is on view at the rue de Castiglione gallery in Paris. Jennifer Guidi's Waterfall opens September 3, 2026 at the rue de Ponthieu gallery in Paris.

How do you visit Gagosian?

Gagosian galleries are free to visit during opening hours, with no tickets required. The gallery operates locations across New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Rome, Basel, Athens, Geneva, and Hong Kong. Check the current exhibition and hours for a specific location before going, since shows rotate every few weeks.

Can you buy art from Gagosian?

Yes. Works in exhibitions are for sale through the gallery's sales directors, typically with prices available on request, and select works are offered through its online viewing rooms. For smaller budgets, the Gagosian Shop sells books, prints, and editions. Blue chip works at the top end trade in the millions.

How much does art at Gagosian cost?

The range is enormous. Books and posters from the shop start under 100 dollars, editions and prints run from the hundreds into the thousands, and major paintings and sculptures by artists the gallery represents sell for six figures and up. As one reference point, James Turrell's auction record stands at 660,000 dollars.

Who owns Gagosian?

The gallery is owned and led by Larry Gagosian, who founded it in Los Angeles in 1980 and built it into one of the largest gallery networks in the world. It remains privately held.

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