In “Eruption,” Lindsay Jarvis and Max Werner Make a Case for Collaboration Their multigenerational exhibition rethinks Neo-Expressionism while quietly proposing a model of art dealing that’s rooted in shared risk and reward. By Elisa Carollo
This Fall’s Must-See Gallery Shows in New York From Ambera Wellmann’s visceral debut at Hauser & Wirth to Sasha Gordon’s first Zwirner solo, September delivers a high-energy lineup of exhibitions across the city. By Elisa Carollo
The Art Market’s Ethics Illusion: Professional Associations Talk Standards But Offer Few Protections Having a written or unwritten code of ethical conduct is meaningless if organizations are reluctant to discipline wayward members. By Daniel Grant
Mary Boone Gives Out Art Market Advice, But Mad Men’s John Slattery Already Got His at the DNC By Irina Aleksander