Bill Powers

News About Bill Powers

The Return of Frieze New York at the Shed Proves That Nature is Healing

On Saturday, the Winklevoss twins could be seen appreciatively appraising the offerings at the Gagosian booth.

By Helen Holmes

Art Basel Miami Beach 2017: The Good, the Bad and the Biggest Sales

Paul Kasmin Gallery reported the highest single sale—$7 million for Lee Krasner’s bright, dreamy 'Sun Woman.'

By Alina Cohen

Gallerist Bill Powers Tries Out ‘One Night Only’ Exhibition Model

Just don't call it a pop-up.

By Margaret Carrigan

10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before May 20

By Ryan Steadman

Director of Bill Powers’ Half Gallery Branches Out with Chinatown Space

By Ryan Steadman

Bowling for Basel: Can Bill Powers and the Edition Hotel Win Miami’s Biggest Week?

By Nate Freeman

Art History According to George Clooney

By Zoë Lescaze

Moving on Up: The Avant-Garde Returns to the Upper East Side

By M.H. Miller

Preview Wes Lang’s ‘Here Comes Sunshine,’ at Half Gallery

By Rozalia Jovanovic

Exhibition A Presents ‘Flash Gallery’ at NADA

By Rozalia Jovanovic

At the Standard, Aaron Bondaroff and Audrey Gelman Mix Art, Democracy

By Rozalia Jovanovic

Karma Books to Publish Bill Powers Novella With Richard Prince Cover

By Dan Duray

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 10: Who’s the Greatest of Them All…

By Emma Allen

Want Fries With That Bruce High Quality Foundation? A Hip New Downtown Restaurant Dishes Up Art

By Dan Duray

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 7: Rubbernecking

By Emma Allen

Terry Richardson Introduces Us to His Parents

By Dan Duray

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 3: Rob Pruitt Judges Pop Art

By Emma Allen

Work in Progress: Bravo’s Art World Reality Show Returns to Hoots and Grudging Acceptance

By Dan Duray

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 1

By Emma Allen

Richard Prince Is a Phony: Bargain Hunting at the New York Art Book Fair

By Dan Duray

David LaChapelle Leverage at Lever House

By Dan Duray

Is Glossy Art Mag Tar, Alexandra Kerry’s Baby, In the Gutter?

By Joe Pompeo

Reed It and Weep: Legendary Lou, Velvet Underground Singer, Greets Groupies at Book Signing with Schnabel

By Joe Pompeo

James Frey Brings His Daughter for a Playdate at Cynthia Rowley’s Show

By Irina Aleksander

Bill Powers

News About Bill Powers

The Return of Frieze New York at the Shed Proves That Nature is Healing

Art Basel Miami Beach 2017: The Good, the Bad and the Biggest Sales

Gallerist Bill Powers Tries Out ‘One Night Only’ Exhibition Model

10 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before May 20

Director of Bill Powers’ Half Gallery Branches Out with Chinatown Space

Bowling for Basel: Can Bill Powers and the Edition Hotel Win Miami’s Biggest Week?

Art History According to George Clooney

Moving on Up: The Avant-Garde Returns to the Upper East Side

Preview Wes Lang’s ‘Here Comes Sunshine,’ at Half Gallery

Exhibition A Presents ‘Flash Gallery’ at NADA

At the Standard, Aaron Bondaroff and Audrey Gelman Mix Art, Democracy

Karma Books to Publish Bill Powers Novella With Richard Prince Cover

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 10: Who’s the Greatest of Them All…

Want Fries With That Bruce High Quality Foundation? A Hip New Downtown Restaurant Dishes Up Art

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 7: Rubbernecking

Terry Richardson Introduces Us to His Parents

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 3: Rob Pruitt Judges Pop Art

Work in Progress: Bravo’s Art World Reality Show Returns to Hoots and Grudging Acceptance

‘Work of Art’ Recap, Episode 1

Richard Prince Is a Phony: Bargain Hunting at the New York Art Book Fair

David LaChapelle Leverage at Lever House

Is Glossy Art Mag Tar, Alexandra Kerry’s Baby, In the Gutter?

Reed It and Weep: Legendary Lou, Velvet Underground Singer, Greets Groupies at Book Signing with Schnabel

James Frey Brings His Daughter for a Playdate at Cynthia Rowley’s Show

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