Bea Scaccia brings seven new paintings to Gagosian's Park & 75 in New York
Seven new paintings by Bea Scaccia have gone on view in New York under the title Groomed.
The exhibition opened on September 22 at Gagosian's Park & 75 space in New York, the gallery's location on the Upper East Side for smaller, focused presentations. It centres on seven new paintings, according to Gagosian. The run continues through December 23, 2026.
That gives visitors a long window. Three months. Plenty of time to drop in.
The show was organised by Francesco Bonami, who acts as curator, the person who selects the works and shapes how they are hung. It is the second instalment in a series Bonami is curating for Park & 75, according to a press release issued by the gallery. Gagosian announced the exhibition on August 19, 2026, just over a month before the doors opened.
For readers new to how galleries work, the format is simple. Park & 75 is one of Gagosian's New York spaces. A curator-led series means each show is picked by the same outside organiser, rather than by gallery staff alone. Here, that organiser is Bonami. The listing for the current season places Groomed, running September 22 to December 23, 2026, in that slot at Park & 75, New York.
What makes this stand out for a casual visit is the scale. Seven paintings is a tight group. You can see the whole show in one go, without museum fatigue, and get a clear sense of what Scaccia has been making most recently.
No extra works are listed. No tour dates are listed. The facts released so far describe a single-site presentation: one artist, one curator, seven new paintings, one New York address, open from late September to just before Christmas.
