ARTISTS
2025
DIMIN is pleased to present Hello, Goodbye, a solo exhibition by Michelle Im exploring identity, diaspora, and the duality of cultural belonging through a new body of ceramic sculpture.
2024
Reports of early sales have trickled in, but collectors seem to be reserving their wallets for pieces that truly stand out.
Works at price points up to the high six figures found buyers during the VIP preview of the fair鈥檚 first edition fully under the Frieze corporate umbrella
The New Art Dealers Alliance has named the 92 galleries that will take part in its upcoming New York fair, schedule to run May 2鈥�5.
2023
It is a pleasure to watch an artist evolve and see surprising changes, as in the case of Justine Hill with her current exhibition 鈥淥mphalos鈥� at Dimin Gallery.
0 New York鈥檚 Denny Gallery has announced that it will shutter after a decade in operation, becoming the fourth gallery in the city鈥檚 TriBeCa art hub to close in the past few months.
The New York鈥揵ased Denny Gallery said on Thursday that it would shutter after 10 years.
Denny Gallery will be presenting Sheida Soleimani鈥檚 Birds of Passage for three more weeks at their gallery.
The Untitled Art fair will have more than 160 exhibitors at its upcoming edition in Miami Beach later this year.
Two fairs, two floors, one week. That鈥檚 the current arrangement of Frieze Seoul (Sep 6鈥�9) and KIAF Seoul (Sep 6鈥�10) at the Coex convention center in the Korean capital鈥檚 Gangnam district.
Boasting 139 galleries, art spaces, and nonprofit organizations from around the world.
The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is back for its 21st edition in Miami this year, with 139 participating galleries and nonprofit art organizations set to participate.
On February 17, at around 6:58 PM, a crowd of people gathered inside Denny Gallery on Lispenard Street in New York, packed together in a fashion reminiscent of morning rush hour on the L train.
What distinguishes Ledgerwood鈥檚 work from the earlier generation of women artists working in the domain of Pattern and Decoration is its bluntness and humor.
In her exhibition Sunny, Judy Ledgerwood has bold intentions. She began working on the paintings last January when she was searching for color during many gray days.