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British art dealer Gavin Brown is closing his New York-based gallery to join Gladstone Gallery.

British artist turned dealer Gavin Brown, is closing down the homonymous 26 year old contemporary art gallery, to merge with Gladstone Gallery.

The pioneering dealer is bringing ten big-name artists with him, including Arthur Jafa, Joan Jonas, Alex Katz, and Rirkrit Tiravanija

Gavin Brown is shutting down the influential namesake gallery he’s run for twenty-six years to become a partner at Gladstone Gallery, a move that promises to reshape the landscape of an industry facing immense uncertainty due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Sotheby's Gallery Network is being presented as a way to support galleries during the pandemic and help collectors access coveted works.

Sotheby’s announced today the launch of a new online platform called Sotheby’s Gallery Network.

For its 50th anniversary edition, Art Basel, the world’s largest art fair, has revealed the 288 galleries that will participate in its upcoming edition in Switzerland, slated to run from June 18 to June 21.

For the 10th anniversary of its summit series, the activist art organization Creative Time is presenting events in New York focused on injustice and resistance. 

Frieze has released the exhibitor lists for the 2019 editions of its London and Frieze Masters fairs, which will both take place under tents in Regent’s Park in the British capital from October 3 to 6.

Because of the Venice Biennale’s change in schedule a few years back, the days of traipsing from the floating city in Italy to Switzerland are a thing of the past, but the two venues generally still share a close connection in terms of the art that is on view.

Until a few weeks ago, Rob Pruitt had a lighthearted concept for his new show at Gavin Brown's Enterprise downtown: photo diptychs of art-world figures paired with "celebrity look-alikes" (think Lawrence Weiner and Charles Darwin).

Political art was more prominent than usual at Art Basel Miami Beach this year, with more galleries devoting prime real estate in their booths to works inspired by the US presidential election.

Below is our consolidation of the ArtBasel Miami Beach sales reported this week. It's followed by the fair's own comprehensive reporting.

At first glance, there’s little sign of any political unrest here on the sun-dappled, palm-lined streets of Miami Beach, where the art world has decamped for this city’s edition of Art Basel.

Already an avid collector, with works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol and other blue-chip artists in his personal stash, Mr. Stoudemire now hopes to parlay his reputation as a cultural tastemaker into art-world clout.