"Yves Klein and Andy Warhol: Fire Paintings and Oxidation Paintings"

Skarstedt inaugurates its Chelsea location with a selection of abstract paintings by Klein and Warhol—created, respectively, with fire and urine. Klein used a blowtorch to burn patterns on paper, forming overall compositions, while Warhol peed on a canvas painted with copper-infused pigments, resulting in gestural trails of patination meant to send up Abstract Expressionism.