Tonight, May 9 in New York: #teamLab's first solo exhibition in the city in ten years opens at our 510 West 25th Street gallery. Join us for the opening reception for "The World of Irreversible Change" from 6-8pm. Plan your visit: https://www.pacegallery.com/exhibitions/teamlab-world-of-irreversible-change/ | Pace Gallery

Explore Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen’s “Inverted Collar and Tie” (1993) at #PaceLondon, part of our exhibition “Monument to the Unimportant.” Describing the work as a “soft skyscraper,” the artists transformed a conventional necktie into a sculpture that invites questions around material, form, and space. In 1994 the artists revisited the sculpture at a monumental scale, installing it at the entrance of an office building in Frankfurt, Germany, where it still stands today. As van Brugg

Discover works by Pace artists in exhibitions and group shows at institutions across continental Europe this summer. - Find the full list on our website. | Pace Gallery

8.6K views · 149 reactions |  Discover Pace artists on film! In 2025, our film program offered intimate, behind-the-scenes perspectives on artists, exhibitions, and creative processes across our global spaces. Experience the making of new work, expanded access to exhibitions, and deepened connections between artists and audiences—capturing the ideas, materials, and moments that defined the year. Explore more films at the link in bio. | Pace Gallery | Facebook