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Behind the Scenes at 5 New York City Galleries Preparing to Reopen

Tribeca’s Video-Focused Gallery Shows Reveal the Neighborhood’s Cutting-Edge Art Scene

By Paddy Johnson
39 Walker Street.

Bortolami Gallery Leaving Tribeca for Spacious Chelsea Digs

By Lauren Elkies Schram
CHICAGO, IL - OCTOBER 24: A lion sculpture outside the Art Institute of Chicago wears a batting helmet to help the city celebrate the Chicago Cubs making it into the World Series on October 24, 2016 in Chicago, Illinois. The Cubs will face off against the Cleveland Indians in the World Series beginning tomorrow. This will be the Cubs first trip to the Series since 1945. The Indians last trip to the Series was 1948.

Art Institute Lions Don Chicago Cubs Hats, 600 Women Artists Pose for Group Photo

By Alanna Martinez
Sarah Anne Johnson, Pink Forest, 2015.

12 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before February 26

By Paul Laster
Caitlin Keogh and her painting Vines, 2015. (Photo: Courtesy of Instagram and @lizny3)

Bortolami Gallery Now Represents Caitlin Keogh

By Ryan Steadman
Don't mess with Daniel Buren.

Art Star Daniel Buren Wants His Work Destroyed

By Ryan Steadman
A view of Longhouse Projects' final show with Alan Prazniak (L), Joe Fyfe (C), and Ted Gahl (R). (Photo: Courtesy of Longhouse Projects)

Another Art Gallery Closure: Longhouse Projects to Shutter

By Ryan Steadman

14 Things to Do in New York’s Art World Before November 24

By Nate Freeman and Alanna Martinez
The record cover. (Courtesy the artist and Bortolami)

Scott King Releases Catchy Little Diss Track

By Andrew Russeth
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