Tag: New York

Discover the captivating exhibitions of photographers James Welling and Richard Mosse, each pushing the boundaries of visual representation in their own unique ways. Welling’s “Thought Objects” show at David Zwirner

Sonia Delaunay (1885-1979) was an avant-garde artist who broke boundaries between fine art and decorative art. Despite her origins in Ukraine and Russia, she believed that art transcends borders. Delaunay’s

This year’s Asia Week New York generated $100.8 million in sales, with participating galleries and auction houses reporting strong results. Despite a 24.1% decrease from last year’s sales, the event

The Dutch colonial era in New York is often overlooked, but there are important historical sites that offer a glimpse into this period. From the Castello Plan at the New

The 1970s art scene in New York City was filled with danger, excitement, and creativity. Christopher Wool’s exhibition “See Stop Run” captures some of that rebellious spirit in a noncommercial

Former psychiatrist’s office in the basement of an Upper East Side townhouse shares space with a parlour-level unit in a pre-war brownstone with leopard-print-carpeted hallways. Both spaces house Meredith Rosen

Discover the powerful exhibition “Before and After Again” at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, featuring poetry, paintings, and prose created in response to a tragic event in Western New York.

Frieze’s 12th New York fair and fourth outing at The Shed (until 5 May) is the first edition since the British company acquired the city’s largest art fair, The Armory

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is currently seeking a senior social media manager to develop and oversee the museum’s global social media strategy. The role involves publishing

Cosmetics magnate and art collector Ron Perelman sold nearly $1 billion worth of his renowned art collection to pay off debts amid financial challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The