ARTISTS
2011
As 2011 grinds to a halt, it's time again for the ol' "top of the pops" list. Here are five great shows, some special mentions
Wealthy collectors at Art Basel, the world's top fair for modern and contemporary art, had to dig deep into their pockets this week to get hold of high-quality works, amid signs the market was returning to pre-crisis peaks.
Art connoisseurs and formidable businessmen Dominique L茅vy and Robert Mnuchin are co-owners of L&M Arts. The gallery is best known for its museum
The first time you push through a scrum of tourist flashbulbs to peer through bulletproof glass at the Mona Lisa, you'll see a painting
In 1974 Lynda Benglis told the critic Robert Pincus-Witten that when she started to work with video, it was in response to what she saw
The New York artist David Hammons, who has a raved-about show at L&M Arts on the Upper East Side, once said in an interview with the art historian
How do you respond when a justly renowned artist whom you admire creates a high-profile fiasco? I remember with total admiration David Hammons鈥� last exhibition
After three decades as a rainmaker at Goldman Sachs, Robert Mnuchin had enough money to focus on his true passion, art. With his L&M Gallery,
In 2003, artist David Hammons presented "Which Mike Would You Like to Be Like," three vintage microphones standing alone in a room, representing
As I enter L&M Arts gallery on Manhattan鈥檚 78th Street, I find myself wondering whether I鈥檝e mistaken the opening date. It looks as if David Hammons鈥檚
2010
Loose lips sink art sales... well, that won't ever appear on a poster, but the art trade seems convinced that secrecy is a vital component of making deals.
No one neighborhood rules the art scene anymore. Here's a look at a series of fall-show highlights on both the Upper East Side and in Chelsea.
In New York, Dominique L茅vy and Robert Mnuchin of L&M Arts sell blue-chip modern and contemporary art out of an impeccably appointed,
The conventional art fair 鈥� for which collectors, dealers and other art-world professionals jet into a city for several days of looking, buying, partying
Move over, New York. Thanks to a recent run of museum and gallery openings, Los Angeles is going from art-world upstart to established star.