In Seoul, Pavilion’s Debut, Design Miami’s Return and Frieze’s “Beyond the Canon” Approach On the eve of Seoul Art Week, dealers are looking for signs that Korea’s recovering economy can revive collector confidence. By Elisa Carollo
72 Hours of Art in Salt Lake City: Museum Hopping, Spiral Jetty and Sculpture on the Slopes With a little endurance and the right set of wheels, you can visit Robert Smithson's most consequential work, ski past a Sekine and make it back into downtown in time for dinner. By Christa Terry
An Exhibition in Paris Reconsiders Minimalism for a Hyper-Mediated Age “Minimal” at La Bourse de Commerce aptly demonstrates why the movement feels newly urgent today. By Elisa Carollo
This Labor Day, It’s Time for a New Social Contract With Workers By Andrea Gordillo and Althea Erickson