People ‘It Begins With an Emotional Reaction to the Work’: Rosa Park on Pivoting From Magazine Publishing to the Gallery World After 10 years of 'Cereal', she opened spaces in Bath and Los Angeles. By Jessica Ritz, Oct 27, 2023
People Photographer Meredith Andrews Discusses Bermuda’s Bourgeoning Creative Scene, as a New Arts Festival Kicks Off Bermuda Art Month is arranging events across the island. By Adam Schrader, Oct 26, 2023
People Pioneering Artist Robert Irwin, Who Reshaped Perception With Light and Space, Has Died Irwin was 95. By Adam Schrader, Oct 26, 2023
Valuations Curator and Advisor Sadaf Padder Celebrates Global Artists, Cherishes Her Grandmother’s Jhumka Earrings, and Dreams of Growing a Forest We asked the curator, writer, and founder of Alpha Arts Alliance what she values most in art and life. By Katie White, Oct 25, 2023
People With a New Show in London, Painter Daniel Richter Talks Political History, German Identity, and Ugandan Dance Music The artist's solo exhibition "Stupor" is on view at Thaddaeus Ropac until December 1, 2023. By Kate Brown, Oct 24, 2023
People ‘Honesty Saves Time’: Why Top Collectors Come to Advisor Evan Tawil The art world multihyphenate—collector, advisor, dealer—has been dubbed the insider's 'secret weapon.' By Sarah P. Hanson, Oct 20, 2023
Valuations Baxter St Director Jil Weinstock Rejuvenates With a Dry Cappuccino, a Walk Across Brooklyn Bridge, and the Company of Emerging Artists We spoke to the executive director of Baxter Street at Camera Club of New York about what she values in art and life. By Katie White, Oct 19, 2023
People Palestinian Swedish Artist Tarik Kiswanson Has Won the Marcel Duchamp Prize, France’s Most Prestigious Art Award The exhibition of the nominees' work will be held at Artcurial after being moved from the Pompidou due to a worker strike. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 18, 2023
People Don’t Touch Anything: Cat Power Covers Bob Dylan and Takes in Marc Hundley’s Epic Show at New York’s Canada Gallery On the eve of her 12th record, 'Cat Power Sings Dylan: The 1966 Royal Albert Hall Concert,' the musician Chan Marshall reminisces about her art world past on a gallery visit. By William Van Meter, Oct 17, 2023
People ‘I’m Willing to Take That Risk Now’: Why Lina Iris Viktor, Famed for Her Gold-Leafed Self-Portraits, Is Embracing Abstraction The British-Liberian artist tells us how her work is transforming ahead of two important solo exhibitions slated for 2024. By Katie White, Oct 17, 2023
People Who Are the Key Players at the Paris+ Fair This Year? Meet 5 Trailblazing Art-World Women Making Their Mark Meet the inspiring artists, curators, and patrons diversifying the cultural landscape, both locally and from afar. By Stephanie Sporn, Oct 16, 2023
People Park Seo-Bo, Leading Figure of South Korean Dansaekhwa Movement, Has Died at 91 This past spring, the artist broke ground on a museum dedicated to his work on South Korea's Jeju Island, to open next year. By Max Berlinger, Oct 16, 2023
Valuations Designer Robin Standefer, Making Her Art-Fair Debut at Frieze Masters, Believes in Curiosity and the Wisdom of the Past We asked the co-founder of the architecture and design studio Roman and Williams about the things she values most—in art and in life. By Katie White, Oct 12, 2023
People María Magdalena Campos-Pons and Raven Chacon Are Among the Artists Who Won the 2023 MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grants Campos-Pons just opened a major solo show at the Brooklyn Museum. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 10, 2023
People Once-Controversial Banksy Street Art Will Be Rescued as Bronx Building Is Torn Down The mural is one of just two surviving from the artist's "Better Out Than In" New York residency from a decade ago. By Max Berlinger, Oct 9, 2023
