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After more than a year since its founding director stepped down, the Los Angeles art space REDCAT (Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater), which is part of the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), has named a new executive director: João Ribas, who succeeds Mark Murphy;...

With the announcement this week that New York dealer Lisa Cooley will be closing her seven-year-old downtown gallery, ARTnews is taking a look at a slightly earlier generation of galleries—call it the NADA 1.0 Generation.

New York artist Melissa Brown works in a variety of media. To name some: currency-inspired woodcuts, stop motion animation, predictive card decks, screenprints, and stencil paintings. She has mounted solo exhibitions at New York City galleries Essex Flowers, Kansas,...

Paulina Hollers, an exhibition comprising three homemade animated videos and a tall spindly clock situated at the entrance of Bellwether Gallery, does

Tanyth Berkeley is a New York-based photographer, perhaps best-known for her nearly life-sized portraits of women, both biological and transgendered, , whom she sees as existing in some way outside the mainstream of contemporary culture.

Manhattan art dealer Becky Smith fired staff, borrowed money from her parents and moved into a cheaper apartment to keep her Chelsea gallery afloat

BANKSY OPENS FIRST MUSEUM SHOW Banksy has taken his work off the streets for his first museum show in his hometown of Bristol. This unique

IT’s hard to believe that only nine months ago art dealers everywhere were still dreaming up plans for vast multinational expansions. Since

Paula Wilson BELLWETHER The painted, printed, and collaged pictorial extravaganzas that Paula Wilson presented in her first solo show in New York

Marc Swanson BELLWETHER GALLERY Marc Swanson is not a colorist. Like his contemporary Terence Koh, Swanson prefers the absoluteness of white and