Partner Content At Art Paris, Artist Heikedine Günther Uses a Meticulous Painting Process to Explore Her Own Sense of Self Artem-Reich presents a solo show of the German-born, Basel-based artist’s work at the fair. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 5, 2018
Partner Content Gallerist Jayne H. Baum on the State of the Contemporary Photography Market Today Ahead of AIPAD, the venerable New York dealer looks back at how her business has changed over the last 35 years. By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 4, 2018
Partner Content Joseph Kraeutler on Why You Should Be Excited About artnet Auctions’s New ‘Premier Photographs’ sale The head of artnet Auctions's Photography department explains how he drew upon years of experience in the auction world to assemble an exceptional sale. By Joseph Kraeutler, Apr 3, 2018
Partner Content Watch an Exclusive Preview of the Inaugural FRONT International Triennial in Cleveland FRONT International's Executive Director Fred Bidwell and Artistic Director Michelle Grabner detail their vision. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 2, 2018
Partner Content A New Digital Platform Connects the Rising Wave of Mongolian Artists to International Collectors Mongolian Digital Art is an online gallery that showcases the work of native artists in various stages of their careers. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 30, 2018
Partner Content Looking for More Standouts at Art Basel Hong Kong? Here Are Five Booths Not to Miss From a series of scorched canvases to a cameo by Jeff Koons, explore a handful of highlights from artnet member galleries. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 29, 2018
Partner Content Inside Fine Art Estates, the Startup That Aims to Democratize Art-Buying and Provide a Home for Forgotten Work With an augmented reality app and an innovative sales system, FAE could become the eBay of the art world. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 28, 2018
Partner Content Daniel Arsham Continues His Search for Zen With His Latest Show at Baró Galeria in São Paulo Many of the Arsham’s works may be concrete, but for him, time and space are not. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 27, 2018
Partner Content Meet Herbert Creecy, the Atlanta Artist Who Introduced a Distinctly Southern Flavor to Abstract Expressionism A mini-survey of the artist’s career, “Herbert Creecy: A Legend Rediscovered,” is on view now at Bill Lowe Gallery in Atlanta. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 22, 2018
Partner Content How Arizona Artist Michael Carson’s Musical Tastes Influence His Enigmatic Paintings Carson’s show “Audiovisuals” is on view now at Bonner David Galleries in Scottsdale, Arizona. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 21, 2018
Partner Content Artist Gideon Rubin Redacted Nazi Texts, Then Installed Them in Sigmund Freud’s Home His exhibition, “BLACK BOOK,” is on view now at the Freud Museum in London. By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 15, 2018
Partner Content Seminal Indian Political Artist Chittaprosad Gets a Long-Overdue New York Show “Chittaprosad: A Retrospective,” the artist’s first survey outside of India, opens this week at DAG’s New York gallery. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 14, 2018
Partner Content As an Experiment, Art Dealer Mark Borghi Used Instagram to Curate a Show. The Result Is Getting a Lot of ❤️ "InstaSelect," on view now at Mark Borghi Fine Art, features 25 artists who responded to an open call on Instagram. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 12, 2018
Partner Content Looking for More Armory Show Standouts? Here Are 5 Booths You Need to Visit From a bring-your-own-art project to a hacked video game installation, here are some highlights from artnet member galleries. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 9, 2018
Partner Content Dr. Jörn Günther Shows Us that Rare Books Belong in an Art Museum, Not a Library At TEFAF Maastricht, the antiquarian dealer will present dozens of rare illuminated manuscripts, including Christopher Columbus’s first account of the New World. By artnet Gallery Network, Mar 9, 2018
