Adam Pendleton to Present ‘Voices’ at Pace Prints in New York

Adam Pendleton will present ‘Voices’ at Pace Prints’ Main Gallery in New York from November 19 through December 19, 2026, according to the gallery’s fall programming announcement. The exhibition is scheduled for Pace Prints, 536 West 22nd Street, and is listed as a presentation of Pendleton’s work in the gallery’s 2026 programme.

The announcement provides few details about the exhibition’s contents, including the number of works, their materials, or the themes that will guide the presentation. An image accompanying Pace Prints’ fall preview identifies one work as ‘Untitled (WE ARE NOT)’, dated 2026, but the source material does not specify whether that work will be included in the exhibition or provide further information about it.

Pendleton, born in 1984 in Richmond, Virginia, lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Pace Prints describes him as a painter whose practice moves between painting, publishing, photographic collage, video and performance. His work engages with language both figuratively and literally, while using appropriated imagery to reconsider history and develop alternative interpretations of the present.

The artist’s practice has also included printmaking. Pace Prints lists ‘Monoprints’ under his editions, and its exhibition history records his participation in presentations including ‘Recent Editions’, ‘Contemporary Prints’ and the IFPDA Print Fair. The gallery’s fall preview does not identify the printmaking techniques or edition formats to be used in ‘Voices’.

Pendleton’s institutional profile includes museum exhibitions and public collections. Pace Prints states that his work is held by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, the Museum of Modern Art in New York and Tate in London. The same source lists ‘Adam Pendleton: Love, Queen’ at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC, with a run extending into January 2027, although it does not provide further detail relevant to the Pace Prints presentation.

‘Voices’ follows two other exhibitions announced for Pace Prints’ Main Gallery during the same fall programme: Gamaliel Rodríguez’s ‘Lo grabado de lo vivido (What is etched from what has been lived)’, scheduled for September 10 to October 10, and Nick Doyle’s ‘Lonely but Free I’ll be Found’, scheduled for October 15 to November 14. These are separate presentations in the gallery’s announced sequence.

Pace Prints identifies its 536 West 22nd Street location as the Main Gallery and lists visitor hours as Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ‘Voices’ is scheduled to remain on view there through December 19, 2026.