Frieze and NADA New York’s Early Sales Signal Buyer Confidence
Several collectors told us they were waiting to see what Independent had to offer before locking in buys, but an encouraging dynamism pervaded both fairs.
Hannah Levy
Hannah Levy is a contemporary artist recognized for her sculptures that explore the intersection of the organic and the industrial. Using materials like stainless steel combined with objects reminiscent of the human body, Levy's works often create an unsettling juxtaposition between the familiar and the alien. The undulating forms of her sculptures might evoke the curves of furniture or the human body, blurring boundaries and prompting viewers to question their relationships with their surroundings and their own bodies. Levy's works have garnered international attention and have been exhibited in prominent galleries and institutions, marking her as a notable figure in contemporary art.
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On View Now: Two Shows on Domesticity and the Housing Crisis
Two exhibitions in Philadelphia and Ridgefield, Connecticut consider what it means to have a home in today’s world.
Galleries Get It Right: NYC’s Not-to-Miss Spring Exhibitions Are All Female Solos
This year, it seems that New York City galleries have largely chosen to put solo shows by women front and center during Armory week—arguably the most important exhibition dates of the year. Changes in the wind, perhaps?
