ARTISTS
2025
鈥淚t's the title that informs us that we're looking at a human form and that it's swimming. No tension, no element that jeopardizes the harmony of the composition; I see a yielding, a surrender to nature, water and sky,鈥� observes an employee at the Mus茅e national Picasso-Paris.
Cecilia Alemani works on public art for the popular greenway in addition to curating shows in New York and Santa Fe. This is what a few days in her life look like.
From the outside, the art world can seem like one enormous mystery. However, the truth is, there鈥檚 not just one 鈥渁rt world,鈥� nor is there a one-size-fits-all career path for artists.
Though both fairs saw fewer international buyers, strong sales reveal a market eager for fresh perspectives, cross-cultural narratives and multimedia experimentation.
A strong influx from Asia, plus stands devoted to smaller works by emerging artists, got the fair off to a smashing start despite economic headwinds.
With four days left of the fair, we share what collectors have been eyeing among this year's crop of blue-chip and rising talent.
Works that probe into what we choose to remember.
As the international art world converges on New York for the art fairs this week, Galerie has surveyed six major spring fairs to present a selection of standout artworks.
Rounding up the best gallery exhibitions across the United States each month, Galerie traveled from New York to Miami and Los Angeles to discover the top solo shows.
Read our pick of the best New York art exhibitions to see in May, from retrospectives on Marcia Marcus, Alice Neel, and Sylvia Sleigh at Levy Gorvy Dayan to Amy Sherald at the Whitney Museum.
Changes abound in the art world as we come to the big art fixtures of the spring.
A tight-knit community of patrons and a resilient state economy keep sales strong in Dallas despite macroeconomic headwinds.
The 17th edition of the Dallas Art Fair, taking place from April 10鈥�13, 2025, at the Fashion Industry Gallery, will showcase 90 exhibitors from over 20 countries, uniting established and emerging artists with global collectors.
Perrotin is presenting A Certain Landscape, a solo presentation of works on canvas and paper by Korean born artist Shim Moon-Seup (b. 1943).
With his often playful, visually striking takes on the world around us, the artist explores issues including power, justice, and humanity.