NICK DOYLE has spent his career dissecting American symbols of progress. In his new show in New York, which opens today, he probes what happens when the dream of a better life becomes impossible to reach. More from SAHIR AHMED in link in bio. www.family.style Nick Doyle, “Perimeter,” 2026. Image courtesy of the artist and Perrotin Gallery. #FamilyStyle #NickDoyle

Opening today @perrotin @human_resources._ 🇫🇷

I’m excited to share my first collaboration with @hermes ! I keep telling my therapist that my 5 year plan is to become more fabulous and what better way to start than my own Hermes scarf! (Link in bio) available online and coming to stores worldwide. I really enjoyed working the team at the Studio Dessins et Création graphique in Paris. I particularly love Hermes’ commitment to design and high craft. This scarf, available in 7 color ways, took 2 years form start to finish and in order to achieve the look of the original denim twill, 50 separate color plates were used in order to replicate it in silk. If you happen to get one tag me. Would love to see them out in the world. Swipe right to see the original artwork

Thanks to Nick for stopping by TheBoldWay! @nickdoyle333 is an American artist whose primary material is denim, which he cuts, bleaches, and assembles like contemporary marquetry. Represented worldwide by @perrotin gallery, he made a splash with Human Resources, a “corporate” kink bar premiered at Perrotin Paris, which returns this June at Basel Social Club. He’s joining us for his new show at Perrotin New York, running April 24 through May 30, where he unveils Oracle Ava 113 — an AI avatar offering psychic readings to visitors, alongside a new series of batik-treated landscapes. Through denim, Nick unpacks America’s foundational myths: rugged masculinity, the dream of Western expansion, and the slave-owning past that the textile industry has so carefully erased. A clear-eyed, unvarnished conversation about what it means, today, to be American.

This Saturday May 16th I’ll be giving a walkthrough of my exhibition “Collective Hallucinations” with writer and curator @elisartgal Join us at the 11 am @perrotin New York.

Collective hallucinations opens tomorrow from 6-8pm at @perrotin New York. Come meet Ava and see what the future holds. 🔮🔮🔮

Nick Doyle’s solo exhibition, ‘Collective Hallucinations’ opens at Perrotin NY on April 24. Known best for his sculptural wall works made from collaged denim, Doyle infiltrates the vocabulary of Americana to examine the mythologies and structural systems of American identity. This exhibition of new work features a suite of wall-mounted collages and an immersive installation of a psychic parlor that marks his first experiment with artificial intelligence. In both bodies of work, the Brooklyn-based artist mines the fraught relationship between land and technology, progress and destruction. Join us for the opening of ‘Collective Hallucinations’ on April 24 from 6-8pm. __ @nickdoyle333 #CollectiveHallucinations #NickDoyle #PerrotinNY #perrotin

Collective Hallucinations opens April 24th @perrotin New York. I’ve been hard at work and am excited to reveal a new interactive installation in conjunction with this new body of work. Hope to see you all there.

“All the Pretty Horses” will be included in a group exhibition opening this week at @perrotin Paris. Thrilled to be showing amongst giants and contemporaries alike. ♟️🏁🔑 UN SIÈCLE D’ÉCHECS Sur une idée originale de R. Jonathan Lambert AMÉLIE BIGARD, CAMILLE BLATRIX, LYNN CHADWICK, JEAN COCTEAU, PUCCI DE ROSSI, JEAN-PHILIPPE DELHOMME, NICK DOYLE, MARCEL DUCHAMP, LIONEL ESTÈVE, ALICE GUITTARD, GREGOR HILDEBRANDT, MICHEL JOURNIAC, LEE BAE, JOSÉ LEVY, OTHO LLOYD, EUGENE J. MARTIN, GARANCE MATTON, MARTIN PARR, MAN RAY, STÉPHANIE SAADÉ, FRANCK SCURTI, DANIEL SPOERRI, MARIA HELENA VIERA DA SILVA, JACQUES VILLON, WILLIAM WEGMAN 31 janvier – 28 février 2026 January 31 – February 28, 2026 Based on an original idea by R.Jonathan Lambert, the gallery is pleased to present A Hundred Years of Chess an exhibition showcasing the infl uence of chess on contemporary art. In Jean-Philippe Delhomme’s still life Fleurs et jeu d’échecs, Gregor Hildebrandt’s pawn sculpture, and the paintings of Garance Matton, chess takes center stage. For Lionel Estève and Lee Bae, it emerges as a poetic evocation, while in Nick Doyle’s work, it becomes a playful allusion. The exhibition juxtaposes historical works, such as Michel Journiac’s and Marcel Duchamp’s chess set (1993 and 1944), as well as sculptures by Lynn Chadwick (1970) and Man Ray (1948 and 1971), with photographs by William Wegman (2015) and Martin Parr (1997), highlighting the enduring appeal of chess to artists across generations

Drift, 2025 On view in Miami with @stems_gallery @untitledartfairs

Paint by number but make it a nightmare 😮‍💨

‘A Strange Familiar,’ a group exhibition curated by Nick Doyle, is now on view at Perrotin NY! Bringing together artists whose practices disorient the viewer by shifting scale, context, or meaning across varied mediums and sensibilities, the artworks on view evoke the eerie nostalgia of déjà vu. With the curation of this group show, Nick Doyle draws on the recognition of something once intimate that is now foreign, challenging fact, memory, and perception through the array of works exhibited in the show. ‘A Strange Familiar’ features works by Daniel Arsham, Leonard Baby, Maurizio Cattelan, Julie Curtiss, Wim Delvoye, Nick Doyle, Leslie Hewitt, Gregory Kalliche, MSCHF, Elsa Hansen Oldham, Cate Pasquarelli, and Alex Prager. ‘A Strange Familiar’ is now on view at Perrotin NY until December 20. __ @nickdoyle333 @danielarsham @leonardbabyart @mauriziocattelan @juliecurtissartist @wimdelvoye @lesliehewitt @lifelikegregory @mschf @elsamadeline @catepasquarelli @alexprager #AStrangeFamiliar #Perrotin #PerrotinNY