ARTISTS
2025
The show consists of thirty 14 x 11-inch digital prints, shot on an iPhone starting in 2020, in editions of five with two artist鈥檚 proofs.
2024
The Independent art fair has named the 32 exhibitors that will take part in the third edition of its Independent 20th Century, dedicated to showcasing art made between 1900 and 2000.
2021
Agust铆n Fern谩ndez鈥檚 visual innuendos seduce the viewer into lingering on the threshold of visual perception.
2020
George Ortman鈥檚 radiant relief paintings at Mitchell Algus; works from Lucia Nogueira鈥檚 brief but remarkable career; and Ruben Ulises Rodriguez Montoya鈥檚 otherworldly sculptures.
Like so many other exhibitions, this one had to close temporarily due to the ongoing pandemic.
Darwin is having a moment and the coronavirus pandemic is providing myriad case studies in evolutionary biology.
The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) announced on Thursday that it plans to launch a new digital art fair to support member galleries that have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
With fairs ranging from Frieze New York to Art Basel revealing plans to take their offerings online this year, the New York鈥揵ased New Art Dealers Alliance has announced its own digital event.
Berggruen Institute Names Inaugural Artists Fellows For New Program The Berggruen Institute, a Los Angeles鈥揵ased think tank, has named the inaugural artists fellows in its Transformations of the Human program (ToftH), which pairs philosophers and artists in research sites...
Treasures 鈥楢cquired on eBay鈥�; Duchamp portraits in a farewell show; Madeline Hollander鈥檚 headlight installation; and Yun Hyong-keun鈥檚 mysterious monochromes.
2019
This morning, the proudly idiosyncratic, relentlessly iconoclastic New York art dealer Mitchell Algus posted a startling message on Instagram: 鈥淭he Mitchell Algus Gallery is on the verge of closing.
June, an upstart fair in Basel, may be less than five minutes by foot from Art Basel, but it feels like it鈥檚 on a different planet.
All over the market landscape, alternatives to behemoth art fairs have been cropping up recently.
As Washington, D.C., is gripped by another major political showdown, one New York gallery is hosting some rather timely programming.
New Art Dealers Alliance, the definitive non-profit arts organization dedicated to the cultivation, support, and advancement of new voices in contemporary art, announced the addition of 17 new NADA Gallery Members to its international community.