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The 2025 edition of the mega-fair opened with a more measured tone than is typical, but some collectors couldn't wait to close on works by Rothko, Carrington, Kameya and Shahmuradova Tanska.

For decades, Art Basel in Switzerland was the only fair that mattered鈥攖he undisputed apex of the art market calendar.

There is a lot happening at the Warehouse in Dallas: candles burn a pair of sherbert figures at an agonizing pace, a giant asparagus writhes and rests in the grasp of metal claws, a grinning rotisserie chicken protrudes from a canvas color-drenched in a vibrant green.

Featuring the likes of Rashid Johnson, Sterling Ruby, Philip Guston, KAWS, Amy Sherald and more.

Over the years, I鈥檝e heard many conflicting descriptions of the Dallas Art Fair;聽 that it鈥檚 wild and wacky, or boring and tepid, filled with oil scions, cowboys, gay cowboys, hipsters, a place where old money meets frantic coastal dealers.

In September 2025, the聽Barbican聽presents聽Dirty Looks,聽an adventurous new exhibition exploring how contemporary fashion has harnessed the rebellious, playful and regenerative potentials of dirt and decay.

When former Christie鈥檚 co-chairman Loic Gouzer launched his auction聽app Fair Warning in 2020 as pandemic lockdowns halted art sales, it was an experiment.

Tina Kim Gallery is presenting Vintage20: Design for Living, an exhibition of midcentury furniture and design celebrating the legacy of Manhattan-based design firm Vintage20.

Supreme have teamed up with Sterling Ruby to release a benefit Box Logo Tee to support low-income families impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires.

The 2025 edition of Frieze Los Angeles wrapped up on Sunday, February 23, marking a milestone year for the fair with strong sales, major institutional acquisitions, and an outpouring of support for the city鈥檚 artists.

The highly anticipated 2025 edition of Frieze Los Angeles closed yesterday February 23rd, marking a defining year for the art fair with reports of strong sales, an energetic atmosphere and a vibrant audience that rallied in support of the L.A. arts community.

Hailing from the Pierre Lorinet Collection, the show spotlights works by Sterling Ruby, Theaster Gates, Louis Bourgeois and more.

From Felix Gonzales-Torres' largest-ever show in the city to the psychedelic universes of OSGEMEOS, there's a lot of art to see in the nation's capital.

The lauded artist is shifting into a tranquil, more sturdy gear as he enters the middle period of a robust career and prepares for his latest solo exhibition.

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