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With the announcement this week that New York dealer Lisa Cooley will be closing her seven-year-old downtown gallery, ARTnews is taking a look at a slightly earlier generation of galleries—call it the NADA 1.0 Generation.

On Tuesday the Moving Image fair, which is devoted to video, film, animation, projections, and all other manner of, well, moving images, announced the artists and dealers who will be showcased during its upcoming London edition

Today the Moving Image art fair, which will take over Chelsea’s Tunnel warehouse space for the third year during Armory Week next month — following its recent expansion to London.

Just what is it about America’s love-hate relationship with French culture? There was a time when it tipped to love:

Work by New Zealand photographer Frank Schwere is featured in a group exhibition in New York at Schroeder Romero & Shredder gallery.

This is one of several lovely drawings by Robert Beck based on art therapy drawings (found in a book of child personality assessment tests)

Outside yesterday’s private preview brunch for the Pulse Miami art fair, the mood was mellow and contented as the guests milled around, sipping mimosas

From Marina Abramović’s smash-hit solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art to Women Only at the American Folk Art Museum

I'll have more on SEVEN as the days progress. Let it suffice for me to say right now, after the past two years we've all had, that participating

There's a New On-line Art Project to Watch - "Summer Sexy" OK.. My little MAO-ettes... Do we have a website for you!!! From the gallery master minds

When I first moved to New York, July and August were impossible months in which to go gallery hopping. Not only were many of the galleries closed for

IT’s hard to believe that only nine months ago art dealers everywhere were still dreaming up plans for vast multinational expansions. Since

The SchroRoWinkleFeuerBooneWildenRosenGosian Gallery, a combined project of guest curators Jennifer Dalton and William Powhida, is currently