Hal Bromm
90 West Broadway, 2nd floor
New York, NY, 10007
+1 212-732-6196
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Hal Bromm
90 West Broadway, 2nd floor
New York, NY, 10007
+1 212-732-6196
Tuesday–Saturday 12–5pm
Or any time by appointment
Join our mailing list
NOW ON VIEWGallery open Tuesday–Saturday 12–5, or by appointment
Grace Graupe-Pillard:
Burning Point
September 9 - November 21, 2026
Hal Bromm is honored to present BURNING POINT, an exhibition of monumental paintings by Grace Graupe-Pillard opening September 9, 2026. The exhibition will be on view at Hal Bromm/Tribeca through November 21, 2026.
On September 25, Tribeca galleries will be open After Hours from 6-8, Grace Graupe-Pillard will be present for an exhibition walkthrough at 7. In collaboration with Fall Of Freedom, the gallery will hold a 2 o’clock screening on October 3 of Graupe-Pillard’s 2010 video work It Can’t Happen Here, followed by a panel and Q&A with the artist.
Press:
September 9, 2026
Burning Point
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Take One Action
Art At a Time Like This
Hal Bromm is excited to announce Grace Graupe-Pillard’s inclusion in Take One Action, a new online exhibition from Art At a Time Like This. Grace Graupe-Pillard is showcasing her work, Scotus Quashing My V. In this piece Graupe-Pillard calls for an “overturn the Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson decision and reinstate Roe vs Wade. Give women back CHOICE over their bodies.”
Take One Action is a public campaign that calls on artists to explore how their creative practice can support democratic freedoms amid widespread fascism. As the American public becomes more embroiled in the effects of authoritarianism, the pressure on everyday people trying to survive rises. In the wake of a crashing economy, deteriorating medical and educational infrastructure, wars manipulating financial markets, and an upending AI revolution led by techno-oligarchs, public dissent ensues and sparks defiance. Such pressures become a catalyst for many artists to examine the political systems that define our personal lives, inspiring them to develop strategies that best support collective well-being. Through Take One Action, artists from across the United States are prompted to use their visual practice as a basis for presenting step-by-step actions that everyday people can take to save democracy. The initiative enacts a call-and-response between the people and their government.
Now on View:
Grace Graupe-Pillard: Burning Point @ Hal Bromm, Tribeca
September 9 - November 21, 2026
Take One Action
online exhibition
by Art At A Time Like This
featuring Grace Graupe-Pillard
Upcoming:
It Can’t Happen Here - Screening and Artist Panel
October 3rd, 2 PM
Screening of Grace Graupe-Pillard’s video piece “Interventions Red White and Blue - It Can’t Happen Here” followed by a panel discussion.The Gift of Art
Submissions open until October 17th
On view: December 1 – December, 19, 2026
On view: December 1 – December, 19, 2026