Tag: Commercial galleries

Art world power couple Andrew Fabricant and Laura Paulson have both departed from their senior roles at Gagosian gallery. Founder Larry Gagosian announced their exits in an email to staff

Barbara Gladstone, a prominent figure in the New York art market, passed away in Paris at the age of 89. She entered the contemporary art scene in the 1980s, opening

Gagosian presents a groundbreaking exhibition in London featuring sculptures by Picasso, Giacometti, and Bruce Nauman. Titled “Body as Matter,” the show showcases around 60 works in metal and plaster, highlighting

Mitchell-Innes & Nash, a prominent art gallery in New York, is undergoing a transition from a traditional gallery space on West 26th Street in Chelsea to a new project-based advisory

The late Guy Brett, a renowned critic and curator, has left behind a remarkable collection of Latin American art, as revealed by a recent exhibition at Alison Jacques gallery in

Five contemporary art galleries in Austin, Texas, have joined forces to establish an exclusive collective for local art enthusiasts aimed at promoting the city’s art scene and fostering a tighter-knit

Former senior director of the embattled Nino Mier Gallery, Megan Mulrooney, is opening her own art gallery in Los Angeles. The gallery will focus on showcasing emerging and mid-career artists.

The lineup for the 2024 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach has been announced, with Bridget Finn leading the show for the first time. Finn, a former art dealer, aims

Vitrine, a gallery with locations in London and Basel, will be closing this month after 14 years in business, as announced today by its founding director, Alys Williams. The decision

White Cube gallery in London recently let go of almost 40 invigilators, many of whom were artists and students on zero hours contracts. This decision has sparked controversy as the