Valuations Ahead of Her L.A. Gallery Launch, Dealer Emma Fernberger Tells Us Why ‘Art Should Speak for Itself’ The gallery will open its doors in Los Angeles on January 26 with a solo show of paintings by Nicole Wittenberg. By Katie White, Jan 18, 2024
People Wet Paint in the Wild: Artist Jeanette Hayes Jets to Sweden to Unveil Her Collages at a Subway Station The artist takes us through a week in her life. By Jeanette Hayes, Jan 6, 2024
People Artist Martha Diamond, Who Immortalized New York in Her Abstract Cityscapes, Has Died The artist was 79. By Adam Schrader, Jan 5, 2024
People Pope.L, the Performance Artist Who Confronted the Complexities of Race and Inequality, Has Died The artist was 68. By Min Chen, Dec 28, 2023
People In Memoriam: Remembering the Artists, Curators, and Gallerists We Lost in 2023 This year, we lost creatives from sculptors and photographers to designers and painters who shaped 20th-century art history. By Verity Babbs, Dec 28, 2023
People ‘There Is So Much More to See if We Are Brave Enough:’ Firelei Báez on Mining Memory, Myth, and Colonial Archives The Brooklyn-based artist’s first European exhibition is open in Denmark. By Anna Sansom, Dec 25, 2023
People Dry Farm Wines Founder Todd White on Supporting the Arts, One Glass at a Time The longtime wine and art aficionado tells us about his company's commitments to art institutions, their plans for 2024, and the art he had his eye on this year. By Annikka Olsen in Partnership with Dry Farm Wines, Dec 19, 2023
People Christine Kuan, President of the Non-Profit Creative Capital, on the Vital Role of Art Funding As the next grant cycle nears, we caught up with Kuan about her support of the arts and hanging out with artists. By Lee Carter, Dec 18, 2023
People Audrey Rose Smith and Vicente Muñoz Plan a Perfect New York Holiday With Oysters, Art, and the Odeon The founders of 'Balcony' magazine, a print publication about the lives of artists, are spending the holidays at home in Brooklyn. By Katie White, Dec 14, 2023
People Vera Molnár, Now Heralded as Godmother of Generative Art, Has Died The artist was aged 99. By Min Chen, Dec 8, 2023
People Pérez Art Museum Director Franklin Sirmans on What Caught His Eye at Miami Art Week Sirmans also reflected on his nearly decade-long run at the Miami institution. By William Van Meter, Dec 7, 2023
People ‘It’s Like Coming Back Full Circle’: Watch Artist Salman Toor Prepare to Hang His Dreamlike Paintings at the Frick As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By Artnet News, Nov 24, 2023
Valuations Why Lehmann Maupin’s New Partner Fionna Flaherty Imports Her Jeans From Korea and Never Misses Her Poker Game After more than a decade with the gallery, Fionna Flaherty was named partner last week. She told us what she values most in art and life. By Katie White, Nov 23, 2023
Valuations Curator Allison Glenn Embraces Simple Pleasures and Art That Pushes the Boundaries of Public Space We asked the curator and writer what she values most in art and life—and why. By Katie White, Nov 19, 2023
Valuations Chinese Art Fair Dynamo Bao Yifeng Puts His Faith in the Art Ecosystem We spoke to the founder of Art021 Shanghai Contemporary Art Fair about what he values most in art and life. By Cathy Fan, Nov 8, 2023
