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In August 2019, it was revealed that a new fair would coincide with Frieze New York in May beginning with the 2020 edition.

If you like your art fairs of manageable size and relaxed mood, as well as free, with a more-than-respectable level of quality, the fair of the New Art Dealers Alliance, or NADA, is for you.

"The Origin of the World /\ The Force of the Source \/ The Cause of the Vigor" is a three parts brilliant, two parts non sequitur (or maybe it's the o

If street art made a baby with Frank Stella's 1960s geometric abstractions, the offspring would look something like Matt Rich's show "Ghost Muscle"

Contemporary art is surging in Boston. So why does the gallery scene here continue to be overlooked?

Samsøn presents Antoniadis and Stone’s 1st solo exhibition, ROUGH SHAPE, on view December 16th to January 28th 2012. “ROUGH SHAPE refers

Many who love art and enjoy experiencing it at museums, galleries and nonprofit art spaces have little idea that those experiences would not be possible

Homage to Velazquez goes beyond the canvas

“Betty, Charlie, Francesca & George’’ at samson is a family show. George Woodman, a photographer and painter, and ceramicist Betty Woodman

Jackie Saccoccio and Jeffrey Gibson title their exhibition at samson “The Shades,’’ a reference to an ancient Roman term for ghosts.

It’s an ominous scene: A city square under a lurid red sky with dark gray clouds. Stray sheets of paper fly through the air. Men in fedoras pull their

Civil war, devaluation of national currency, imprisonment. Harrowing tales lie behind some of the art in “Social Affects,’’ an exhibition of works