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Pace Gallery is currently showing Julian Schnabel’s 'Italy Through Its Trees' in New York through August 14, according to the gallery’s summer exhibition roundup. The presentation is listed at 540 West 25th Street and appears alongside other on-view projects in the gallery’s New York program.
The gallery’s newsletter frames the exhibition within a wider seasonal offering, inviting audiences to experience what is on view in its New York galleries “in the heart of summer” with things to read, watch, and see. Within that roundup, Schnabel’s project is singled out as one of several exhibitions currently available to visitors, reflecting the gallery’s continued emphasis on presenting multiple concurrent shows across its spaces.
Schnabel’s exhibition title suggests a focus on Italy and the natural world, and the gallery’s own description highlights works that capture Italy’s natural beauty. Beyond that, the source material does not provide a deeper curatorial statement or a checklist of works, so the exhibition should be understood through the verified information available: a named artist, a named project, and a stated run in New York through mid-August.
The Pace materials also place 'Italy Through Its Trees' within a network of related programming on the artist. The same newsletter links to articles and videos about Julian Schnabel, including coverage from several publications and a Pace Live video series. That surrounding material reinforces Schnabel’s significance within the gallery’s summer communications, while remaining separate from the main exhibition listing.
In the same New York roundup, Pace identifies other on-view exhibitions at 540 West 25th Street, including 'David Hockney: The Moon Room', 'Paul Thek: Dream of Vanishing', 'Emily Kam Kngwarray: The Turning Season', and a terrace presentation featuring Alexander Calder, Elmgreen & Dragset, and Joel Shapiro. The newsletter also notes a stairwell project by David Byrne. These listings make clear that Schnabel’s show is part of a broader cluster of summer exhibitions rather than a standalone announcement.
According to the event details provided, 'Italy Through Its Trees' opened on May 15, 2026 and continues through August 14, 2026 at 540 West 25th Street in New York, USA.
