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Miyake Pleats Please Sightings at Lorna Simpson, Jenny Holzer, and Wolfgang Tillman Exhibitions

Writer Grace Byron took note of late fashion designer Issey Miyake's eternal presence in the outfit choices of New York City's gallerinas.
By Grace Byron

Fall Arts Preview 2022: Gallery Shows You Won’t Want to Miss

Don't get overwhelmed by the art world. We make it easy to navigate fall gallery shows with these curated exhibition choices.
By Erin Taylor

Best Gallery Exhibitions Summer 2021, From Salon 94 to Nancy Hoffman Gallery

This summer galleries are opening doors and welcoming in art lovers, we picked out the ones you won't want to miss.
By Erin Taylor

David Zwirner Will Launch ‘Program,’ a New Livestreaming Event, in June

By Helen Holmes

“First They Come for Sex Workers, Then They Come for Everyone,” Including Artists

By Helen Holmes

A Naples Museum Had No Idea a Copy of da Vinci’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ Had Been Stolen

By Helen Holmes

Beirut’s Damaged Museums Will Get ‘First Aid’ From International Arts Organizations

By Helen Holmes

Gagosian Will Kick Off Its Online ‘Artist Spotlight’ Series With Work by Sarah Sze

By Helen Holmes

Artland’s CEO On the New Interest in Their Digital Galleries and the State of Online Sales

By Helen Holmes

Lower East Side’s Best Art Exhibitions Bring Us Brave New Subgenres of Abstraction

By Paddy Johnson

For Now, Art Basel Hong Kong is Still a Go, But Exhibitors Have a Lot to Lose

By Helen Holmes

Why High-End Storage Is Taking Over the Art World

By Helen Holmes

Francis Naumann Fine Art Joins the Ranks of New York Galleries Headed for Closure

By Helen Holmes

For the First Time, Art Basel Miami Beach Will Feature Sliding Scale Fees for Exhibitors

By Helen Holmes

Chelsea’s Biggest Galleries Are Pushing an Impossible Standard for Dealers

By Helen Holmes

New York City’s Rapidly Evolving West Side Leaves the Fate of Its Galleries in Limbo

By Paddy Johnson
Marina Abramovic, Freeing the Voice, 1975; publ. 1994. Black and White photograph with letter press text panel, 29 3/4 x 39 1/2 in.

Early Work by Marina Abramovic Shows She’s Better Raw Than Refined

By David D'Arcy
Harlan Mack, Future Kin, 2016-17, Forge steel faces, reclaimed wooden fence, reclaimed plywood, acrylic paint, individual dimensions: 10 x 8 x 4 inches (sizes may vary).

Jenkins Johnson Gallery Opens NYC Space With Dual Shows Curated by Derrick Adams

By Margaret Carrigan
The work of Austin Eddy being installed at Café Henrie.

Gallerist Bill Powers Tries Out ‘One Night Only’ Exhibition Model

By Margaret Carrigan
Chris Marinello, CEO of Art Recovery International.

The Art World Calls This Man When Masterpieces Go Missing

By Alanna Martinez
St. Vincent's Annie Clark, photographed by Marilyn Minter for the August 28th issue of the New Yorker.

Artist Marilyn Minter on Photographing St. Vincent’s Annie Clark

By Alanna Martinez
US President Barack Obama shakes hands with former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Philippe de Montebello after presenting him with the 2009 National Humanities Medal during a ceremony February 25, 2010 in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC.

Former Met Director Philippe de Montebello Takes a New Job at a Gallery

By Alanna Martinez
Simon Birch's Hypercaine at the 14th Factory in Los Angeles.

Seriously, Be Careful Taking Selfies With Art

By Alanna Martinez
Some of the Nazi memorabilia found at the home of English serial killer Patrick Mackay, 3rd November 1975. Mackay claimed to have murdered eleven people in England in the mid 1970s. (Photo by )

Authorities Uncover a Trove of Nazi Artifacts Hidden in Argentina

By Alanna Martinez
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