The ‘Cult of David’: More Former Employees of David Adjaye Allege They Were Overworked, Underpaid, and Victims of ‘Emotional Abuse’

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The ‘Cult of David’: More Former Employees of David Adjaye Allege They Were Overworked, Underpaid, and Victims of ‘Emotional Abuse’

The future of the disgraced architect's eponymous firm is in doubt.

By Sarah Cascone, Sep 21, 2023

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Taos Gallerist Ari Myers Fosters Emerging Talents, Values Her Taurean Stubborn Streak, and Adores Her Horse Named Cowboy

We asked the founder of The Valley about the things she values most—in art and in life.

By Katie White, Sep 20, 2023

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Fernando Botero, Whose Robust, Sensual Style Belied a Sly Political Wit, Has Died

News of his passing was shared by Colombian president Gustavo Petro.

By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 15, 2023

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Salon 21 Founder Alex Bass Cultivates the Art of Conversation, Splurges on Flowers, and Advocates for Public Education

We asked the founder of Salon 21, New York's contemporary salon, what she values most—in art and life.

By Katie White, Sep 14, 2023

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‘Everything I’m Scared of Goes Into the Work’: Rising Star Artist Lindsey Mendick on the Alchemy of the Kiln and Making Friends With Tracey Emin

We caught up with the artist at her studio in Margate.

By Naomi Rea, Sep 14, 2023

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Photofairs Founder Scott Gray Celebrates Every Win (Big or Small), Covets Danish Design, and Believes in Investing in a Good Surfboard

Ahead of the inaugural edition of Photofairs New York, we spoke with the fair's founder about what he values in art and life.

By Katie White, Sep 6, 2023

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Artist Tomás Saraceno on How He Made the World of Spiders Audible to the Human Ear

The solo exhibition "Web(s) of Life" is on view at the Serpentine Galleries in London until September 10, 2023.

By Kate Brown, Sep 3, 2023

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Wet Paint in the Wild: Artist Dee Clements Takes Us Up to Maine to Weave Baskets and Party With Gallerists

The artist takes us through a week in her life.

By Annie Armstrong, Sep 1, 2023

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Twin Brothers and Gallery Partners Sam and Daniel Kapp Prioritize Pork Buns, Glitter, and an Inherited Collection of Southern Folk Art

We asked the founders of Kapp Kapp, a New York and Philadelphia gallery, about the things they value most—in art and in life.

By Katie White, Aug 31, 2023

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‘It’s About Working Together in a Celebratory Way’: Robbie Fitzpatrick on Founding Art-Fair Alternatives, From Basel Social Club to Salon d’Été

The inaugural Salon d’été took place this summer in a village near Versailles.

By Anna Sansom, Aug 28, 2023

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Claude Picasso, the Spanish Artist’s Youngest Son and Administrator of His Estate, Has Died at Age 76

His mother, Françoise Gilot, died in June.

By Sarah Cascone, Aug 25, 2023

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Josephine Nash Oversees the Gallery That She Played In as a Girl and Unwinds With Her Dog Arthur and Salt Baths

We asked the director at Mitchell-Innes & Nash about the things she values most—in art and in life.

By Katie White, Aug 23, 2023

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‘My Principal Commitment Is to Return Art to the Community’: Watch Pepón Osorio Reflect on How His Puerto Rican Heritage Shapes His Art

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 18, 2023

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Opera Gallery Founder Gilles Dyan Still Adores the First Artwork He Ever Purchased and Believes Buying on a Whim Has Its Merits

We asked the global gallery entrepreneur about the things he values most—in art and in life.

By Katie White, Aug 16, 2023

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‘It’s a Place for Physical Philosophy’: Watch Artist Liz Magor Explore the Role Her Studio Plays in Her Sculptural Practice

As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words.

By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 15, 2023