ARTISTS
2011
If walls could speak they would make great art market chroniclers. As gallery goers will have noticed, Yvon Lambert has shut up shop in New York.
This spring, Whitewall visited the renowned Yvon Lambert Gallery (550 West 21st St, New York, NY) to view The Devil鈥檚 Wall, the latest work
Yvon Lambert says his gallery space in New York's Chelsea district is in its final phase and due to close at the end of the year.
Yvon Lambert is to step back from the day-to-day running of his gallery, the dealer has announced. The move will entail the closing of the New York branch
2010
Jeffrey Kastner is a New York-based writer, a regular contributor to Artforum, and the senior editor of Cabinet, where he is one of the creators
Among this coming week's openings: Picasso, Riley, Kert茅sz, Pierson, Eliasson and Floyer.
What distinguishes a great art fair from a good one? Ambition, a pursuit of quality, a constant honing of the formula and an ability to respond
The four walls of Roman Opalka鈥檚 show "Passages" can be fully appreciated only by getting up close. "Detail," from the artist鈥檚 "Opalka 1965/1鈥斺垶"
Finding out how artists come by their signature materials would make for a fascinating study. What was it that prompted, say, Mark Bradford to pick up
In two of this fall's most successful solo gallery shows to date, European artists take full and absurd advantage of their opulent Chelsea galleries'
This week the art world is back and action and we鈥檙e so excited we made a list of not five, but 10 shows that you should be sure to see.
In the Western world, the Christmas season, for better or for worse is a time of gargantuan, polarizing emotions, where the 鈥渟pirit鈥� of Christmas
Yvon Lambert New York opened Christmas in July, a group show curated by Simon Castets. The exhibition features work by John Baldessari, Lynda Benglis,
RANA BEGUM AT BISCHOFF WEISS, LONDON from 19-05-2010 to 03-07-2010 Bischoff/Weiss, London. T +44 207 629 5954. Begum's work sits between wall base
Yvon Lambert New York presents Osso, Jac Leirner鈥檚 first exhibition at the gallery. Osso features works from 1994-2008