Tom Wesselmann’s Work at Fondation Louis Vuitton Mixes Entertainment and Unease While not all of the artist's works are problematic, the exhibition unequivocally pardons Wesselmann’s overt leeriness. By Sarah Moroz
Charting the Legacy of Pop Art in the Work of Derrick Adams, Mickalene Thomas and Tomokazu Matsuyama Unlike earlier avant-garde movements, which aimed to narrow the gap between art and everyday life, Pop Art was the first to fully engage with the cultural landscape as it was. By Elisa Carollo
The Excitement Around Paris Art Week Led to Strong Sales at Christie’s and Sotheby’s Despite broader market downturn, particularly in Europe, the results were solid and reflected strong engagement from collectors. By Elisa Carollo