“Magritte & Les Lalanne: In the Mind’s Garden,” a collaboration between Di Donna and Ben Brown Fine Arts, is, surprisingly, the first exhibition to set works by Magritte, Claude Lalanne and François-Xavier Lalanne in conv
“Garnets on the Boulder, Jay DeFeo Paintings of the 1980s” is the first exhibition in New York to focus on the artist’s painted works — and it is a beauty of a show! DeFeo’s larger works often derive from still lives or
There are some fantastic gallery shows currently on view in New York, including “emergence,” Tishan Hsu’s first exhibition with Lisson. Hsu extends his explorations into the convergence of the human body with technological systems a
Congratulations to the Studio Museum in Harlem which, after a lengthy construction process, inaugurated its new building and opened its doors to the public! On view is “From Now,” a presentation of the institution’s permanent coll
The second edition of the Chelsea Art Fair is open to the public today at The Hotel Chelsea. The mini-fair is organized by Platform and includes artworks from Ramiken, Magenta Plains, Castle, Lomex, 56 Henry and a special presentation by Off Paradise
And rounding out the November auction previews, we arrive at Sotheby’s which features the Leonard Lauder Collection, works from the Cindy and Jay Pritzker collection, and a single, anonymous collection of Surrealist art in a dedicated “Ex
Continuing with the New York auctions, in addition to their usual Modern and Contemporary offerings, Phillips has added a separate sale called “Out of This World,” which includes dinosaur skeletons, ancient stones and material from outer
The November auction season kicked off in New York this past weekend with sale previews. It’s an embarrassment of riches with major works of art from the Arnold and Joan Saltzman Collection, the Elaine Wynn Collection, the Robert and Patricia
We spent a few full days in Torino. There was so much art to see between the Castello di Rivoli, the Pinacoteca Agnelli, the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo (celebrating their 30th Anniversary), Artissima and the galleries. And of course, we enj
While in Paris we caught the Philippines Guston exhibition, “The Irony of History” at the Musée Picasso. Curated by Didier Ottinger and Joanne Snrech, the show explores Guston’s friendship with writer Philip Roth, both of wh
While still in Manhattan, the Academy of Arts and Letters is off the beaten path — though well worth the visit. One of the current exhibitions is Diane Simpson’s “Formal Wear,” which includes the artist’s sculptures and
Returning to Paris… we stopped by Thaddaeus Ropac to view Robert Rauschenberg’s “Gluts,” a series we had not previously seen. The assemblages made between 1986 and 1994 have their roots in the artist’s early Combines,
Wrapping up our time in London with a trio of gallery exhibitions that caught our eye…Danielle Mckinney’s “Second Wind,” is the artist’s first presentation in London. The show is on view at Max Hetzler through November
Revisiting our week in London, we thought to highlight three exhibitions with surrealist undercurrents. At Lévy Gorvy Dayan, “La Mort de l’Amour” explores themes of desire and mortality in the work of Leonor Fini and Alessan
We couldn’t possibly see everything on day one of the fair, so we returned to Art Basel Paris yesterday and focused, for the most part, on the galleries in the upper level, including the “Emergence” and “Premise” sectors
Every year we look forward to visiting Raven Row during our trips to London as they consistently have excellent programming, and this year’s exhibition, “Cosima von Bonin: Upstairs Downstairs,” was no exception. The presentation br