Gallery Exhibitions:

Or click on a show below for images and information

Lisa Beck, Stacy Fisher, Ethan Greenbaum, Joanne Greenbaum, Jesse Greenberg, Emily Noelle Lambert , Michael Rees, David Shaw, Rachel Mica Weiss• March 31-May 14

3DEP1

Fabian Marcaccio at Spring/Break Art Show • March

IntrospectivE

Self Portraits by 60 artists • February 5 -March 19

2015

Erik Olson

Dusseldorfer • October 27-November 28

Elektra KB

The Accidental Pursuit of The Stateless • September 9-October 17

Paper Route

A curatorial Invitational • May 28 - July 10

Judith Henry

Hidden: Two Iterations • April 9 - May 22

Long Story Short

Group Exhibition at Trestle Gallery • April 2 - May 8

Amparo Sard

Sights and Shadows • February 28- April 2

Jeffrey Beebe

The Battle of The Invoked Impossibility •January 8 - February 21

Archive
Shows in bold have more information

2014

Halley Zien - We’re All in Here October 16 – November 22, 2014
Jennifer Wynne Reeves - Final Edit 1A, September 4 - October 11
Clint Jukkala, Cosmic Trigger, May 2 - June 7, 2014
Inhabiting Ten Eyck: 14 site-specific installations at Storefront Ten Eyck curated by Karin Bravin. Includes work by Lisa Beck, Nathan Dilworth, Devon Dikeou, Dave Eppley, Julie Evans, Ivelisse Jimenez, Beth Krebs, Rita MacDonald, Matt Miller, Elizabeth Riley, Julie Schenkelberg, Peter Soriano, Etty Yaniv, Rachel Mica Weiss May 30-June 29
Katie Armstrong, Dark Spring - March 21 - April 26
Douglas Florian, The Beestes and the Briddes Alle February 12 - March 15
Space is The Place Jeffrey Beebe, Fred Tomaselli, Chris McCaw, Amy Wilson, Steven Charles, Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, January 9th - February 8th

2013

Art Untitled, Miami Beach Laura Krifka, Elektra KB, Boo Ritson, Fabian Marcaccio December 2 - 8
Erik Olson, New Portraits October 25 - November 30
Leslie Baum, Stacy Fisher, Matt Miller September 11 - October 19
Clint Jukkala, Alexander Kroll, Evan Nesbit, Erik Olson, Eric Sall, Amanda Valdez, Floater May 22 - July 19
Elektra KB May 22 - July 19
Laura Krifka, Viper Kingdom April 5 - May 18
Jennifer Wynne Reeves, The Worms in the Walls at Mondrian's House February 15 - March 23

2012

Tom Sanford, 100 Little Deaths December 31 - February 9
Charles Ritchie, Books and Pages October 19 - November 21
Guy Richards Smit, The New York Times September 6 - October 13
Philip Akkerman, Miners September 6 - October 13
Syd Mead, Future Perfect May 11 - June 30
SEVEN New York, Emil Lukas April 28 - May 20
Douglas Florian, Dawn Thieves March 28 - May 5
Amy Wilson, We dream of starfish and geodesic domes February 10 - March 24
Rebecca Morales and Iva Gueorguieva, New Work January 6 - February 4

2011

Boo Ritson, All Aboard October 20 - November 24
Artist's book program: Melissa Meyer, Just Painting September 8 - November 24
Katie Armstrong, Once More September 8 - October 24
Alex Brown, Chuck Close, Fabian Marcaccio, Thomas Nozkowski June 7 - July 29
Iva Gueorguieva, Cut April 21 - May 27
Rebecca Morales, While There's Calm January 21 - March 5

2010

Seven Miami, November 20 -December 5
Philip Akkerman, Am I A Person? October 22 - November 24
Justine Kurland and Francesca Woodman September 11 - October 16
Mark Grotjahn, Jonathan Lasker, Sol LeWitt, Allan McCollum, James Siena, James Welling June 5 - July 29
Chris Astley, Geronimo June 5 - July 29
Douglas Florian, Letting In the Light April 22 - June 5
Amy Wilson, It takes time to turn a space around... April 22 - June 5
The Hendersons Will All Be There Dianna Frid, Jason Gringer, Matthew Rich, Steve Roden, Letha Wilson, Halley Zien March 19 - April 17
Rob Swainston, Cenntenial Drift February 5 - March 13
Nina Bovasso, Douglas Florian, Dianna Frid, Amparo Sard, James Siena, James Welling, Martin Wilner January 9 - January 30

2009

Charles Ritchie, Books and Pages October 23 - November 28
Sebastiaan Bremer, Panta Rei September 17 - October 17
Opportunities, Group Exhibition Summer 2009
Mequitta Ahuja, Automythography I April 2 - May 3
Nina Bovasso, New Works on Paper February 20 - March 21
Bhakti Baxter, After Certain Amounts of Breath January 9 - February 14

2008

Danny Hobart, If I Should Die Before I Wake October 24 - November 29
Amy Wilson, The Myth of Loneliness September 18 - October 24
Mequitta Ahuja, Philip Akkerman, Nina Bovasso, Douglas Florian, Marcia Kure, Daniel Wiener July 18 - August 8
Jonathan Lasker, Chris Martin, Thomas Nozkowski, James Siena Works on paper May 29 - July 11
Boo Ritson, Then and Now and Forever April 18 - May 23
Amparo Sard, Mistake March 14 - April 12
Douglas Florian, The Liars and the Moonstruck January 31 - March 8
Ornament: Ho Hum All Ye Faithful, Group Exhibition November 30, 2007 - January 12, 2008

2007

Fabian Marcaccio, Drafants October 19 - November 24
Dann Kopp, The Optimistic Apocalypse September 7- October 23
Marcia Kure, Vogue Series June 7 - July 13
Mequitta Ahuja, Encounters April 27 - June 2
Charles Ritchie, Drawings & Journals March 23 - June 2
Philip Akkerman, Drawings March 23 - April 21
Agnes Denes, Uprooted & Deified, The Golden Tree February 16 - March 17
Nina Bovasso, Botanizing on the Asphalt January 11 - February 10
The Way of All Flesh November 17, 2006 - January 6

2006

David Opdyke, DRAWING (dro'ing) n. October 12 - November 11
Nina Bovasso, Ernesto Ballesteros, Astrid Bowlby, Marcia Kure, Emil Lukas, Martin McGinn, Sandeep Mukherjee, Tal R, Amparo Sard June 22 - July 28
Rebecca Morales, Works on Paper September 7 - Ocober 7
Thomas Nozkowski, Works on Paper May 11 - June 17

Prior to 2006:

Karin Bravin and John Post Lee opened John Post Lee Gallery in 1991 in a small space on the 10th floor of 588 Broadway. There they exhibited work by: Fabian Marcaccio, Carl Ostendarp, Chris Pfister, Alexis Rockman, Megan Williams, Kenny Goldsmith, Daniel Weiner and Emil Lukas. They also curated numerous group exhibitons. Among them: Interzone, Ornament: Ho Hum All ye Faithful, and The Third Rail

In 1994 the gallery changed its name to Bravin Post Lee (the two married) and moved to a ground floor space at 80 Mercer Street. There they continued to exhibit the aforementioned artists and had exhibitions of work by Jennifer Steinkamp, Monique Prieto, Robert Melee, Lee Boroson, Jonathan Seliger, Jonathan Lasker, and Chris Finley.

In 2001 the newly formed partnership of Karin Bravin, John Post Lee and Jay Gorney opened Gorney Bravin + Lee in a large ground floor space at 534 West 26th Street. The gallery mounted shows of James Siena, Sarah Charlesworth, Gillian Wearing, Justine Kurland, Allen Ruppersberg, Uwe Kowski, Cathy Opie, Neil Jenney, Simon Periton, Fabian Marcaccio, James Welling, and Barbara Bloom among others.

In 2006, the pair moved to the second floor of The Chelsea Art Building and renamed themselves (yet again) BravinLee programs. They focus their attention on their exhibition program, artist rug program, site-specific/public art program and an artist book program. They curate outside of the gallery, lecture, teach, participate in art fairs, and foster an active art advisory. In their spare time, they hang out with their two grown children (who are actively involved with the gallery) and their dog Leroy (who is not).

Gallery Exhibitions:Or click on a show below for images and information

2024

Martin Wilner: WHEN WE CEASE TO UNDERSTAND THE WORLD (EXTRATERRESTRIALS AND AI ON THE COUCH)PROJECT ROOM: Alexandria Deters: Historical Fever Dreams

Tracy Grayson and Robert Gunderman: Blind Shuffle/Blind CutProject Room: May You Live The Rest of Your LIfe

2023

Artist Rugs

2022

2021

2021

2020

A Fractured Sigh Curated by Charlotte Lee and Chiara Mannarino

2019

2018

2017Sitting Still

2016

2015

Amparo Sard

Gallery Exhibitions:

Or click on a show below for images and information

Martin Wilner: WHEN WE CEASE TO UNDERSTAND THE WORLD (EXTRATERRESTRIALS AND AI ON THE COUCH)
PROJECT ROOM: Alexandria Deters: Historical Fever Dreams

Tracy Grayson and Robert Gunderman: Blind Shuffle/Blind Cut
Project Room: May You Live The Rest of Your LIfe

2017

Sitting Still