Art & Exhibitions ‘People Are Lonely’: Terence Koh’s New Project Is the Ultimate Anti-Spectacle–He’s Serving Coffee in L.A. Under an earthen dome, Koh sits at a tiny campfire boiling his brew. By Kevin McGarry, Mar 14, 2024
People Auctioneer Simon de Pury’s Memoir Reveals a Life of Poetic Extravagance It's schizophrenic, poetic, exquisitely rendered, farcical, and obscene. By Kevin McGarry, May 5, 2016
Galleries Check Out Your Artist-Designed Miami Fair Week Horoscope Swamp of Sagittarius offers astral advice for the ABMB crowd. By Kevin McGarry, Dec 2, 2015
Art & Exhibitions At Tony Salamé’s Aishti Foundation Art and Commerce Get Too Close for Comfort It's hard to lose sight of the fact that you're looking at art inside a mall. By Kevin McGarry, Nov 2, 2015
Art & Exhibitions With LA Space, Maccarone Leads a New Class of New York Galleries Maccarone's program is more mature and idiosyncratic than any of her peers. By Kevin McGarry, Sep 24, 2015
Art World Exclusive ArtCrush Is Fun in the Mountains for Those Who Have Everything It's a cut above your standard tony destination gala. By Kevin McGarry, Aug 4, 2015
Analysis Argentina’s ArteBA Fair Touts Distinctly Local Flavor and Refreshing Conversational Tone Dealers are exuberant about the state of the Argentinian art world today. By Kevin McGarry, Jun 5, 2015
Reviews Kevin McGarry On the Future of Art Criticism According to Jason Farago It’s a bold move to do a print journal in 2015, to say the least. By Kevin McGarry, May 21, 2015
Art & Exhibitions Kevin McGarry Picks the Winners at the Venice Biennale’s Swiss, German, and British Pavilions A couple of pavilions really shine this time around. By Kevin McGarry, May 8, 2015
Galleries Rob Pruitt Responds to Our Wacky Word Prompts for His 50th Birthday We said "Parody," he said "schmarody." By Kevin McGarry, May 7, 2015
