Painter Kathleen Gilje’s Journey from Restoration to Reinvention
Years spent working as a conservator in Italy fundamentally altered her understanding of paintings as objects that carry time within them.
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New York City’s Rapidly Evolving West Side Leaves the Fate of Its Galleries in Limbo
The changes the West Side's emergence as an arts district set in motion are now precisely what threaten its existence as a place where galleries can thrive. So where does this leave New York City's art market?
Vanity Project: Why Fancy Architecture Won’t Save Penn Station
Descending into Penn Station, it’s not hard to see why New York City’s civic fathers are so embarrassed by the
