Salman Toor’s eagerly awaited two-part show, “Wish Maker,” opened at Luhring Augustine’s Chelsea and Tribeca spaces prior to the art fair week. Followers of the work will recognize the artist’s tender, intimate, and som
There are so many good shows in the New York galleries right now - an embarrassment of riches! In the final show at their 980 Madison space, Gagosian is presenting “Picasso: Tête-à-tête,” in collaboration with Paloma P
New York Auction Week begins today, so we thought to highlight a few lots at Sotheby’s, which includes works from Barbara Gladstone’s collection and Daniella Luxembourg’s collection, the latter in a sale called Im Spazio. Images:
Today is the final day to catch Independent fair at Spring Studios! A few of our stops included: 1. Maureen Dougherty at Maureen Paley 2. John Maclean at The Approach 3 & 4. Rosa Barba at Vistamare 5. Will Sheldon at Heidi 6 & 7. Robert
A few highlights from yesterday’s opening of TEFAF New York: 1 & 2. Lee Bontecou at Ortuzar Projects 3. Yvonne Pacanovsky Bobrowicz, ‘Cosmic Series,’ 2000, at Richard Saltoun 4. Tobias Møhl, glass works from the &ldquo
Yesterday was the preview day for Frieze NY, running through this Sunday at The Shed. Images: 1 & 2. Liza Lou, ‘Zeugma,’ 2024 at Thaddaeus Ropac 3. Mark Manders, ‘Head with Rope,’ 2017-2025 at Tanya Bonakdar 4 & 5.
Phillips’s Modern and Contemporary Sales run May 13 & 14 and include… Images 1. Richard Prince, ‘What I Know,’ 2005 2. Ed Ruscha, ‘Alvarado to Doheny,’ 1998 3 & 4. Olga de Amaral, ‘Imagen perdid
It’s a busy few weeks here in New York with gallery openings, art fairs, and auctions. Starting it out at Christie’s, which will be selling work from the Riggio Collection and the Bass Collection. Christie’s sales begin May 12! I
Today is the final day to see Sung Tieu’s exhibition, “1992, 2025,” at Kunst-Werke Berlin. 1992 was the year that Tieu’s family arrived in Germany, a time when Vietnamese families were experiencing hardship due to the collapse
If you’re coming to New York for the fairs and auctions, don’t miss Lotus L. Kang’s show, “Already,” at 52 Walker. Greenhouses, which normally serve as architectural structures for Kang to expose her monumentally-scaled
“Clearing Unfolds,” Yu Nishimura’s highly anticipated first solo presentation in the United States, opened this past Thursday at David Zwirner. The show includes paintings and pastels inspired by a recent visit to the artist’
“Willem de Kooning: Endless Painting,” curated by Cecilia Alemani, proves that there are fresh perspectives when looking at postwar masters. In this exhibition, Alemani explores the artist’s late works from the 1980s, identifying bo
A few images from yesterday’s preview of AIPAD’s The Photography Show, on view at the Park Avenue Armory through Sunday, April 27. Images: 1. Otto Steinert, ‘Mask of a Dancer,’ Paris, 1952, at Galerie Johannes Faber 2. Zanel
Happy Earth Day! We are going to take advantage of the sun and warm weather here in NY and enjoy the Spring flowers! Image: Georgia O’Keeffe, ‘White Iris,’ 1930, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts #earthday #earthday2025 #ourpowerourp
In the recently concluded show, “This artwork did not sell,” Maxwell Graham re-presents works from previous exhibitions that were not acquired, installing them in their original positions. Some of the works were victims of pandemic timing
Cy Twombly’s four-panel painting, ‘The Rose III,’ with text from Rainer Maria Rilke’s poem, “The Roses,” is the heart of the current exhibition at The FLAG Art Foundation. The show, “A Rose Is,” examin
There are just a few days left to see “Affinities,” an exhibition that brings together the work of Anni Albers, Josef Albers, and Paul Klee, curated by Nicholas Fox Weber. The show includes work from the artists’ Bauhaus days (wher
It’s Tax Day here in the US - send in those payments! Image: Ed Ruscha, ‘Pay Nothing Until April,’ 2003, Tate and National Galleries of Scotland #edruscha @tate #tate @nationalgalleriesscot #nationalgalleriesscotland #taxday #tax