ARTISTS
2022
Running since 1994, The Armory Show has built a legacy within New York's cultural landscape.
Did someone say masa-fried chicken? I鈥檓 Carolina A. Miranda, arts and urban design columnist at the Los Angeles Times, and the art world is leaving me hungry.
As art fair Frieze Los Angeles prepares for its 2022 iteration, to open February 17 at its tony new Wilshire Boulevard address, it seems that each day brings word that a storied New York gallery is opening an outpost there there or, if they鈥檝e been prescient enough to have...
Right now, New York鈥檚 Lisson Gallery presents a group exhibition with some of the most prestigious names in art, each engaging with various forms and concepts surrounding the use of pavilions.
2020
Lisson Gallery is presenting Painting Problems, an exhibition by Rodney Graham, unveiling a new series of paintings made especially for the occasion.
The gallery will takeover the storefront next door to its current Chelsea outpost as neighbouring blue-chip galleries continue to expand
Strong sales during VIP hours at both Frieze and Felix have dealers embracing the California dream
2019
H茅lio Oiticica may have lived to be just 42 years old, but over the course of his short career, his restlessly inventive spirit made him one of the most important Latin American artists of all time.
Lisson Gallery announced representation of Paris-based artist Bernard Piffaretti in New York.
Stephen Friedman gallery (Top Photo) had one of the most attractive booths, presenting works by a selection of artists: Jim Hodges, Ged Quinn, Deborah Roberts, Yinka Shonibare CBE, David Shrigley, Andreas Eriksson and Kehinde Wiley.
With the Armory Show in full swing, the New York fair has revealed the winners of three prizes, two of which are being awarded for the first time.
On Lorraine O鈥橤rady, Tauba Auerbach, Christine Rebet, Seth Price, Michael Krebber, and more
The artist Sean Scully is now represented in North America by Lisson Gallery, which will stage a doubleheader of his work at both of its locations in New York鈥檚 Chelsea neighborhood, from April 30 through June 8.
2018
The late John Dunkley is one of the most highly regarded Jamaican visual artists of the past century.
This is the first show at Lisson Gallery by Californian artist Channa Horwitz and presents works from her seminal Sonkinotography series of permutational drawings, created from 1968 until her death in 2013, and evidenced the artist鈥檚 pursuit of freedom through the imposition...