The New York International Antiquarian Book Fair Turns the Page
On April 2, the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America celebrated its landmark 75th...
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Larry Gagosian Can Teach You Something New About Basquiat
The late artist may be synonymous with New York’s vital underground art scene in the ‘80s, but...
Project for Empty Space Reintroduces Itself to New York
The talent incubator has opened the doors to PES Futures, a Chinatown exhibition space inaugurated...
Olafur Eliasson Dances for Peggy Gou
The Danish-Icelandic artist is heavily involved in the electronic music giant’s debut album, from
The Guggenheim’s Young Collectors Council Boogies Down Uptown
Earlier this week, artists, curators, and young collectors convened to fête filmmaker and LG...
Nicolas Party’s Latest Works Are For Sale at a Bookstore Near You
The Swiss artist ardently believes in the power of poetry: he recently created two new pastel...
“Mode Et Sport” Treads New Ground in Fashion and Art History
As the Paris 2024 Olympics near, a pivotal show at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs about...
For Daniel Arsham, Photography Is More Instinctual Than Art
The artist is most well-known for eroded casts of objects and his serial collaborations with luxury
Saks and Art Production Fund Raise $850,000 for Public Art
Is it possible to go “overboard” on fundraising? On March 14, the public art nonprofit teamed...
Christeene Summons the Spirit of Sinéad O’Connor
For two days at New York’s City Winery, the filth hero will perform the late singer’s debut...
Art World Luminaries Gathered Uptown for the Bronx Museum Gala
As a leader in both galvanizing its community of ardent supporters and staging exhibitions of our...
Belkis Ayón’s Prolific Legacy Is Not for Sale
In Ayón’s first posthumous gallery exhibition at Miami’s David Castillo Gallery, the dealer...
For Proof of the Power of Collaboration, Look No Further than Joan Jonas
It’s not just you—the 87-year-old visual artist is having a major moment in New York and...
This Azores Arts and Music Festival May Give You Dizzy Spells
Tremor, the music and arts festival in the remote Portuguese archipelago, is elevating the...
How “Radical Perverts” Created Space for Queer Activism
The Museum of Sex looks back at 25 years of activists moving out of the closets and into the...
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