
Public Art Fund presents Phyllida Barlow’s PRANK her final large-scale outdoor sculpture series.
Public Art Fund debuts PRANK, the late British artist Phyllida Barlow’s final series of large-scale freestanding sculptures.
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Public Art Fund debuts PRANK, the late British artist Phyllida Barlow’s final series of large-scale freestanding sculptures.
Perrotin has announced dual solo exhibitions of work by Daniel Arsham across Paris and New York, in honor of the… Read More
Art News reports Hauser & Wirth to open third New York space in SoHo, at 134 Wooster, once occupied by… Read More
Frieze New York returned for the fair’s third edition at The Shed in Hudson Yards with a robust lineup of 69 local and international exhibitors, both seasoned and new.
When the swarms of faces you can’t remember the names of become too much to handle throughout your art fair crawl, I highly recommend seeking refuge within NADA’s following selection of incredible booths, and artworks:
The Hole to present Fucked for Life, Benjamin Reichwald and Jonas Rönnberg’s first collaborative exhibition. The two artists have worked side by side to create… Read More
Stephen Friedman Gallery expands to New York opening its first gallery space in the United States at 54 Franklin Street… Read More
The eighth edition of TEFAF New York, that renowned art and antiquities fair with a decided design slant, opened uptown… Read More
Well, well, well, New York — the games have begun. Not to go full Gossip Girl on you all, but the vibes are definitely right for it.
Gagosian will present Nan Goldin’s debut presentation with the gallery at Frieze New York 2023, following its recent announcement of her representation.
May is the month to head to New York for multiple art fairs here we highlight 6 we think are definitely worth popping into and keep a look out for reviews of at least four of them coming this month from FAD magazine NYC team.
Two weeks and five art fairs are about to overtake New York City completely. Never satisfied to settle for chaos as it is, Brooklyn-based art writer Vittoria Benzine has dolloped extra activity on top — a music then mural festival in California smack in between. Before the whole world gets spun up sweeter than cotton candy, let’s take a moment to recap the must-see shows on view across the city just through this week.
White Cube has announced the opening of its New York gallery this fall, at 1002 Madison Avenue in the city’s Upper East Side.
O.J. Simpson by Andy Warhol (1977) is being offered for sale at Phillips, 20th Century & Contemporary Art Day Sale, Morning Session this… Read More
Talia Levitt is a Brooklyn-born and based artist who creates complex, diaristic paintings using a variety of inventive methods to apply acrylic. Reminiscent of 17th Century Dutch painting
Phillips to offer Yayoi Kusama Soft-Sculpturest, two significant early works by Yayoi Kusama from the collection of Agnes and Frits… Read More
Magenta Plains is pleased to present Persistence of Vision, an exhibition of new photography and sculpture by artist Jennifer Bolande…. Read More
Read on to find out what you glean from her latest must-see roundup of shows on view now. Each comes with a concise review to decide if it’s for you.
Frieze has revealed the full lineup of gallery highlights, programming and partner activations for Frieze New York 2023.
LGDR open an exhibition of recent work by Marilyn Minter tomorrow Wednesday 12th April . Spanning three floors and six… Read More
The New Museum has announced details of four solo exhibitions opening June 29, 2023
KAWS designs Nike City Edition kit for The Brooklyn Nets 2023-2024 uniforms. The kit will be available in Autumn in-store… Read More
Get out in the garden to see these five shows on view this April.
Today, Frieze reveals details of the inaugural Frieze Artadia Prize, a new initiative launched in partnership with the celebrated national… Read More