ARTISTS
2020
Jailed for tax fraud, the incarcerated Manhattan dealer has been moved to a re-entry facility just under half way through her 30-month sentence
Last spring, famed New York art dealer Mary Boone headed to prison after she pleaded guilty for filing false tax returns.
2019
Since 1987, Barbara Kruger鈥檚 iconic text-based images, known for their biting critiques of everything from consumerism to Donald Trump, have appeared at the Mary Boone Gallery, which closed earlier this year when its owner went to prison on tax charges.
On Friday, a spokesman for the company Weinberg Properties told Bloomberg that Gagosian Gallery has signed off on a long-term lease for a 7,900 square foot space on West 24th Street; this new acquisition is conveniently placed right next to Gagosian鈥檚 existing behemoth...
West 24th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues in Manhattan is generally considered the beating heart of the Chelsea art district鈥攖he most prestigious block in a prestige-fueled industry, with Gagosian, Lisson, Gladstone Gallery, Luhring Augustine, Jack Shainman, Matthew...
One of New York鈥檚 most renowned art dealers and gallerists is heading to prison for filing false tax returns and closing her gallery simultaneously
Seminal American artist Julia Wachtel is currently the focus of a new exhibition entitled 鈥淗ELPP鈥� at Mary Boone Gallery in New York City.
Last month, ARTnews reported that Mary Boone Gallery, one of New York鈥檚 most celebrated art spaces, will shutter, following its eponymous founder鈥檚 sentencing to 30 months in prison for falsifying her tax returns.
The art dealer is heading for prison. We take a look at the history of 鈥� and the final show at 鈥� her gallery.
Exploring the influence of the classic Japanese book The Tale of Genji on artistic production in the country from the 11th century to the current day, this exhibition brings together 120 works.
Facing 30 months in prison beginning in May, the dealer calls herself the "Martha Stewart of the art world"
Mary Boone, the veteran art dealer, said in an interview on Monday that after a great deal of deliberation with family, friends, lawyers and people who work with her, she has decided to close her two Manhattan galleries while she is in prison serving up to 2陆 years for filing...
The veteran New York art dealer Mary Boone, who was sentenced last week to 30 months in prison for filing false tax returns, has decided to close her gallery.
Art dealer Mary Boone, the darling of New York鈥檚 throbbing downtown scene in the 1980s, made a splash last year when she pleaded guilty to a yearslong tax evasion scheme. Then, instead of a prison term, she asked a judge to sentence her to running her galleries.
Mary Boone has been handed a 30 month sentence for tax evasion. In addition to the prison term, Judge Hellerstein ordered the New York gallerist, who pleaded guilty in September to filing false tax returns, to serve one year of supervised release, including 180 hours of...