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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.

This was the controversial suggestion of a recent survey. We asked its author and four art-world figures to comment

So much for greedy artists abandoning their mid-sized dealers for the blandishments of mega-dealers. Speaking at the Talking Galleries conference,

As you may know, I am the author of the book How to Start and Run a Commercial Art Gallery. My publisher, Allworth Press, has asked for a follow-up

PULSE Contemporary Art Fair 2014 which runs simultaneously with the Frieze New York art fair has unveiled its list of exhibitors.

Winkleman Gallery is very pleased to present The Wayland Rudd Collection, a collaborative project organized by Yevgeniy Fiks

Last night saw the first event on the Art Basel Miami week calendar, the launch of the UNTITLED art fair. In two short years this pavilion on the Beach, at the start of Ocean Drive, has grown to become a contender as an important international art fair. Comprised of mostly...

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

One could see these designations for galleries (emerging, mid-size, top-tier, mega) as being about resources. Emerging galleries have slim overhead and can move quickly as innovators. Top-tier and mega galleries are usually more entrenched in the system carrying large...

July is the return of the nude. Three big figurative shows are on view at Kansas, Morgan Lehman and Horton Gallery.

With an ever-growing number of galleries scattered around New York, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Where to begin? Here at A.i.A., we are always on

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.

The Winkleman Gallery on 27th Street in Chelsea reopened Friday after being closed for more than 70 days to repair damages brought on by Hurricane Sandy. NY1's Stephanie Simon filed the following report.

"Thou still unravish'd bride of quietness, Thou foster-child of silence and slow time" --John Keats

a fun article about what it feels like to place a $119.9 million bid at auction (yes, I'll definitely have to live that one vicariously for the time