Mitchell-Innes & Nash Gallery Is Closing to Become an Art Advisory
It's likely we'll see other similar announcements over the summer months.
Marlborough Gallery
Marlborough Gallery was founded in 1946 by Frank Lloyd and Harry Fischer in London. The gallery was established to present modern and contemporary art, and it has been pivotal in the careers of artists such as Francis Bacon, Henry Moore, and Frank Auerbach. Marlborough expanded to New York in 1963, becoming a major player in the American art scene. The gallery's influence extends globally, with additional locations in Madrid and Barcelona. Marlborough's longstanding reputation and dedication to high-quality exhibitions have inspired numerous galleries and enriched the cultural fabric of the cities it inhabits. Read more about Galleries.
News About Marlborough Gallery
Marlborough’s Rebrand and Expansion Puts an End to an Older Way of Selling Art
'The markets were much more localized than they are now.' A lot has changed since the first Marlborough art gallery opened in 1946. New president, Max Levai, told us why it was time to rebrand.
Frieze New York Clings to Selfie Culture and Escapism for Its 2019 Edition
This year's Frieze New York is as apolitical, contextless and completely divorced from 2019 as an art fair can get. But a few outliers provide a necessary mirror to our time.
