ARTISTS
2023
The Untitled Art fair will have more than 160 exhibitors at its upcoming edition in Miami Beach later this year.
2022
In 2020, the Oxford English Dictionary named 鈥渄oomscrolling鈥� a word of the year.
Untitled Art will have more than 140 exhibitors at its upcoming edition in Miami Beach later this year.
Benrubi Gallery is presenting Soap and Stones, Jude Broughan鈥檚 third solo exhibition with the gallery, at their new space at 529 West 20th Street, floor 8, in Chelsea, NYC.
2020
This week鈥檚 picks include a new Vivian Maier show and the Jerwood/Photoworks awards. The exhibitions, opening this weekend, are self-reflective and intimate 鈥� delving into personal and familial histories. The featured artists create innovative self portraits and tap into...
2019
Untitled, Art, a satellite fair to Art Basel Miami Beach, has named the 126 exhibitors, who will take part in its eighth edition this December.
Benrubi Gallery is presenting I Am Nothing, Valerio Spada's first exhibition with the gallery.
Ecological anxiety in shows by Davino Semo, Katherine Wolkoff, and Aaron Morse.
Benrubi Gallery announces The Critical Zone, an exhibition of large-scale gelatin silver prints, the gallery鈥檚 first exhibition with Katherine Wolkoff.
2018
It is with the heaviest of hearts that we shared the news of the passing of beloved artist Jacqueline Hassink.
Wandering through the ancient cedar forest of Yakushima, Jacqueline Hassink realised just how addicted she had become to her cellphone and the inner peace achieved when she set aside the device.
2017
Back in the Aughts I commiserated with a production designer who complained that constantly improving hi-def digital processes meant that he and his crew had to make sets ever more realistic or audiences wouldn鈥檛 buy the onscreen action.
2016
Vivid colors and florid imagery are just the surface of Karine Laval鈥檚 new series, Heterotopia.
Benrubi Gallery is pleased to announce German photo and video artist Michael Najjar's solo exhibition, outer space 鈥� the artist鈥檚 first show with the gallery and the first major showing of this series in New York City.
The first time architect and photographer Christopher Payne happened upon one of the USA鈥檚 many abandoned psychiatric hospitals was entirely by chance.