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Bringing together international art galleries alongside 20th-century and contemporary design dealers, there is a spirit of curiosity and eagerness to connect with a wide range of artistic forms in a bustling environment.

At the opening of Frieze Los Angeles on Thursday, works valued as highly as $2 million were sold, with several galleries’ sales reports noting that solo presentations did particularly well.

Kameelah Janan Rasheed’s latest exhibition catalogue turned artists’ book will look familiar to those who have followed Rasheed’s previous publications.

To Bend the Ear of the Outer World, an engaging exhibition astutely curated by Gary Garrels, brings together abstract works by forty-one artists in Gagosian’s two Mayfair galleries.

Plus: at Gagosian 41 artists tackle abstraction

Gagosian is now presenting To Bend the Ear of the Outer World: Conversations on contemporary abstract painting, an exhibition of new and recent works by more than forty artists from the Americas...

At its debut in 2012, Frieze New York, a spinoff of Frieze in London, came off as an imperious enterprise.

As Frieze New York 2023 kicks off at The Shed (until 21 May), Jessica Klingelfuss reports on an electrifying opening day and highlights the unmissable offerings at this year’s fair and beyond.

On 10 March 2023, Christie’s will present Post-War to Present, an auction featuring top-quality artwork from the finest names in post-war and contemporary art taking place live in Rockefeller Center.

It’s the height of summer arts season in the Hudson Valley, and this is our most expansive Gallery Guide yet. 

The explosion of impressive exhibitions in the Hudson Valley region continues.

Field of Vision brings together a group of five artists who are acutely sensitive to formal play in creating their own distinct painterly languages.

As the first major contemporary art fair to take place in New York City in the uncertain time period between the pandemic and the post-pandemic, all eyes were on Frieze New York as it unfolded over the last week.

David Zwirner is presenting Pure Form, an exhibition that explores the formal qualities of abstraction, on view at the gallery’s 69th Street location.

In an art world intent on finding stories in art, Suzan Frecon advocates for pure visual contemplation. This is potentially an unpopular, and uncomfortable, stance.