Partner Content This LA Artist Moved His Studio Into a New York Storefront for a Month Throughout May, watch the artist painting in his ad-hoc SoHo studio. By artnet Gallery Network, May 8, 2018
Partner Content Chinese Artist Lu Sisi’s Stylish Video Collages Explore How Technology Has Transformed Culture Sisi’s new solo show, “[TAIKONAUT],” is on view now at Migrant Bird Space in Berlin. By artnet Gallery Network, May 3, 2018
Partner Content 7 Stellar Booths to Check Out at Frieze New York 2018 From a compilation of experimental films to a series of works that combine ceramics and painting to puzzling effect, here’s a roundup of fair highlights from artnet member galleries. By artnet Gallery Network, May 2, 2018
Partner Content Wahei Aoyama on Why His Tokyo-Based Gallery Is Sitting Out the Fairs in Favor of a Pop-Up Exhibition in New York Yufuku's exhibition, on view through May 7, offers works by leading Japanese sculptors. By artnet Gallery Network, May 2, 2018
Partner Content A Conceptual Cryptocurrency Sculpture Captured the Spirit of San Francisco’s If So, What? Fair The inaugural edition of the new art and tech fair was a hit with Silicon Valley. By artnet Gallery Network, May 1, 2018
Partner Content The Happy Fairgoer’s Guide to Frieze Week 2018: Where to Eat, Drink, Shop, and More From coffee to cocktails, we have you covered. By artnet Gallery Network, May 1, 2018
Partner Content See Footage of the Late Spanish Sculptor Eduardo Chillida at Work in a New Video From Hauser & Wirth “Eduardo Chillida” is on view now at Hauser & Wirth’s 69th Street gallery in New York. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 30, 2018
Partner Content How Learning to Paint Heightened Winston Churchill’s Legendary Powers of Persuasion “Painting became his sanctuary—a place of calm in a storm,” says Duncan Sandys, Churchill’s great-grandson. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 25, 2018
Partner Content Creative Duo Clement Kamena on the Power of Collaboration and the Pleasures of Painting A new exhibition of the artists’ collaborative work is on view now at Gilles Clement Gallery in Greenwich, Connecticut. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 19, 2018
Partner Content 6 Standout Booths at Art Cologne 2018 From twisted trash chutes to eerie photos of Jacques Derrida, here are some exceptional artworks brought by artnet member galleries. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 19, 2018
Partner Content See Theresa Hackett’s Unpredictable, Dripping Landscape-Inspired Paintings A new exhibition of the artist's work is on view now at High Noon Gallery in New York. By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 18, 2018
Partner Content Dealer Spotlight: Meet Helicline Fine Art, a Private Gallery Run by a PR Pro and a Doctor The successful private art gallery operates out of the couple's home. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 16, 2018
Partner Content Art Cologne Director Daniel Hug on How Germany’s Shifting Politics Are Affecting the Country’s Art Market Art Cologne, the oldest international art fair in the world, opens its 2018 edition this week. By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 16, 2018
Partner Content Inside the Upstart Company That Aims to Revolutionize Art Authentication—and the Famous Art Mystery That Sparked It “The era of scientific authentication has arrived,” says Curtis McConnell, founder of Great Masters Art. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 13, 2018
Partner Content 6 World-Class Booths to See at the Dallas Art Fair From glowing lightbox assemblages to a particularly strong selection of contemporary painting, here are a handful of highlights from artnet member galleries. By artnet Gallery Network, Apr 12, 2018
