ARTISTS
2025
Film-maker Sophie Chahinian explores revered Manhattan gallery founded by Janelle Reiring and Helene Winer.
2022
The estate of Gretchen Bender, the late video artist whose work about media consumption has seen a resurgence in the past decade, has joined the roster of Spr眉th Magers, a gallery which has locations in Berlin, London, and Los Angeles.
2021
Artist: Paulina Olowska Exhibition title: Haus Proud Venue:聽Metro Pictures, New York, US Date: November 4 鈥� December 11, 2021 Photography:聽all images copyright and courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures.
Somehow, New York galleries 鈥� places where art can be seen for free, often run by one or two people on tiny margins 鈥� had a tremendous year of exhibitions.
What does the closure of the iconic gallery mean for the New York art world?
Paulina Olowska presents a new series of paintings and a video work in Haus Proud, the final exhibition at Metro Pictures before its permanent closure at the end of the year.
Paulina Olowska presents a new series of paintings and a video work in Haus Proud, the final exhibition at Metro Pictures before its permanent closure at the end of the year.
The twelve color photographs in Louise Lawler鈥檚 fourteenth and final solo exhibition at Metro Pictures鈥攖he New York gallery will close this December...
Artist: Louise Lawler Exhibition title: LIGHTS OFF, AFTER HOURS, IN THE DARK Venue: Metro Pictures, New York, USDate: September 9 鈥� October 23, 2021.
To fill the summer break, art-agenda's editors have gone through the archives to find past features that resonate with the present.
Art Basel has unveiled the 2021 list of galleries to show in its IRL edition of the fair, which will take place in Switzerland this September.
Wish brings together works by Reza Abdoh, Jean Genet, Nash Glynn, Torbj酶rn R酶dland, Elliot Reed, Heji Shin, and Nora Turato. In his seminal book The Interpretation of Dreams (1900), Freud asserts that every dream is the expression of a wish. However, in dreams these repressed...
Wish brings together works by Reza Abdoh, Jean Genet, Nash Glynn, Torbj酶rn R酶dland, Elliot Reed, Heji Shin, and Nora Turato.
The art world too global for you? Each month, Interview highlights in pictures the shows you鈥檇 want to see鈥攊f you could jet-set from one international hub to the next. Bon voyage!
Louise Lawler presents two exhibitions鈥撯�搊ne on top of the other. Distorted for the Times is a selection of Lawler鈥檚 works that have been digitally altered to render a sense of unease, as what is to be seen is abstracted into something illegible. Lawler has taken photographs...