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Following a New York gallery pulling a show after neo-Nazi claims, can we no longer trust in the ‘marketplace of ideas’?

New York’s Greenspon gallery was one of many prepared to host an opening to kick off the fall season, but on Wednesday night Amy Greenspon, the gallery’s owner, changed course and announced there would be neither an opening nor a new show.

Amy Greenspon, owner of Greenspon gallery in New York City’s West Village, canceled a two-person show scheduled to open tonight after an email announcing the exhibition sparked a public outcry.

To examine the changing face of the neighborhood, we collected opinions from a selection of galleries—from galleries who began on the Lower East Side, to those who have moved in from other areas, or found a "second home" there—on why they opened up shop in the area, how...

A Norwegian artist who lives in Los Angeles, Torbjorn Rodland creates photographs that are formally acute, conceptually playful and psychologically evocative.

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

Straight out of left field comes artist William King, with rail-thin, high-legged stick figures in natty suits, miniature ceramic portrait busts and

While tradition is big in Mexico City, bureaucratic efficiency is not. This past weekend marked the 11th edition of the Zona Maco art fair, which this