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Art Basel Miami Beach has named the 285 exhibitors that will participate in its 2025 edition, scheduled to run at the Miami Beach Convention Center from December 5鈥�7, with preview days on December 3鈥�4.

The compact Japanese fair continues to encourage international participation, with close to half of this year's 69 exhibitors coming from overseas.

For its upcoming 2023 marquee edition in Switzerland, Art Basel has lined up 285 galleries from the 36 countries and territories to show June 15 to 18 at its longtime home, the Messe Basel...

Art Basel has named the 156 galleries that will participate in the inaugural edition of its new Paris+, par Art Basel fair that will run October 20 to October 23, with a preview day on October 19, at the Grand Palais 脡ph茅m猫re.

I really enjoyed attending the FOG Design+Art Opening Gala in San Francisco on the 19th of January.

As the catalogue of Paris Photo New York 2020 goes online, Dazed鈥檚 editor-in-chief Isabella Burley shares her highlights 鈥� from Paul Mpagi Sepuya to Peter Funch

For its 50th anniversary edition, Art Basel, the world鈥檚 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.

Old, new, borrowed, blue鈥攁 happy marriage between art aficionados and their book collections is never hard to find.

Matthew Marks, the veteran New York gallery that operates three spaces in Manhattan and two spaces in Los Angeles, has welcomed Beau Rutland and Lindsay Charlwood to its team.

Ken Price, who died in 2012, is remembered as a sculptor, but he was also a talented illustrator鈥攈is ideal day, he once said, would be spent drawing while listening to jazz.

Matthew Marks is pleased to announce Ellsworth Kelly: 鈥淧hotographs鈥�, the next exhibition in his gallery at 523 West 24th Street. Featuring over thirty gelatin silver prints of photos taken between 1950 and 1982, this exhibition is the first ever devoted to Kelly鈥檚 photography.

Richard Prince is circling back to familiar ground, on two counts, with the latest iteration of his cowboy theme, going on view on Saturday at the West 21st Street Chelsea gallery of Barbara Gladstone...

This lavish, thrillingly revisionist show challenges the bias of postwar American art history in favor of New York, abstraction and Conceptual art.

Focusing on four groups of artists practicing away from the cultural capitals of New York and Los Angeles, What Nerve! presents an alternative history of American art since the 1960s. As the exhibition鈥檚 curator, Dan Nadel, has written, "When confronted with a system that...

Tonight, Matthew Marks Gallery opens the New York edition of 鈥淲hat Nerve! Alternative Figures in American Art, 1960 to Present鈥� simultaneously at its three 22nd Street Gallery locations.