Partner Content In Jonathan Paul’s New Exhibition, Two Goats Compete in an Absurdist Game About Human Nature The show, “To The Victor Belongs The Spoils,” is on view now at UNIX Gallery. By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 5, 2018
Partner Content Meet Superfine!, the Art-World Upstart That Wants to Make Fairs Fun Again Expanding to Washington DC this month, the fair shows that it’s more than just the quirky cousin of the big box fairs. By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 5, 2018
Partner Content Bonhams’s Ralph Taylor on Charting a Course for Auction House Success, Through Frieze Week and Beyond As it prepares to open the first European retrospective of minimalist artist Richard Lin, the 222-year-old auction house aims to build on its upward trend. By artnet Gallery Network, Oct 1, 2018
Partner Content See 11 Highlights From artnet Auction’s Exceptional Premier Sale, With Work by Basquiat, Banksy, and More artnet Auctions Head of Prints Conner Williams highlights some of the most important works on offer in the Premier Prints & Multiples Sale. By Conner Williams, Sep 27, 2018
Partner Content A Memorial Exhibition at ACA Galleries Grapples with Richard Hambleton’s Complex Legacy The exhibition, on view now, brings together paintings from two of Hambleton’s best-known bodies of work. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 27, 2018
Partner Content South African Artist Lionel Smit Deconstructs Identity to Reveal the ‘Emotional Landscapes’ in Cape Malay Faces He has been working with the native South African people for a decade. By artnet Gallery Network, Sep 25, 2018
Partner Content Dealer Raquelle Azran Wants Americans to Look Past Their ‘Unhappy History’ With Vietnam to Embrace Its Rich Contemporary Art Scene “My work as a collector, curator, and gallerist is to bring together the art and the audience,” Azran says. By artnet Gallery Network, Sep 25, 2018
Partner Content Finnish Photographer Jaakko Kahilaniemi Leads an Impressive Crop of Unseen Talent Award Nominees Working with British artist Isaac Julien, the five nominees contemplated the question of what makes photography distinct today. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 20, 2018
Partner Content How Unseen Amsterdam Evolved From a Traditional Photo Fair Into a Multidimensional Brand "As soon as you get used to one model, productivity stops," says van Lynden. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 20, 2018
Partner Content Ben Birillo, the Curator Who Once Helped Launch the Pop Art Movement, Is Showing His Own Art in New York The exhibition, up now at Georges Bergès gallery, is the artist’s first solo show in over two decades. By artnet Gallery Network, Sep 19, 2018
Partner Content LA Artist Wyatt Mills on Why All of Art History Inspires His Paintings—and Why He Sometimes Destroys Them The Los Angeles painter's eclectic new show, “Pareidolia,” is going on view at Mugello Gallery. By artnet Gallery Network, Sep 14, 2018
Partner Content Meet the Enigmatic French Painter That Inspired Daniel Templon to Become a Gallerist In a new exhibition, Templon revisits the work of Georges Mathieu, the enigmatic French painter known for founding lyrical abstraction. By artnet Gallery Network, Sep 12, 2018
Partner Content Inside the Bizarre, Dreamlike World of Artist Samual Weinberg’s Comic-Inspired Paintings The young Minnesota-based painter is making his east coast debut this weekend at Detour Gallery in Red Bank, New Jersey. By artnet Gallery Network, Sep 6, 2018
Partner Content With His Work Heading to Next Year’s Venice Biennale, the Late Artist Purvis Young Transcends the ‘Outsider’ Label The work of the energetic self-taught artist has become increasingly accepted into the institutional art world. By artnet Gallery Network, Sep 5, 2018
Partner Content An Outdoor Exhibition Project by Italy’s Photology Gallery Offers a Sicilian Alternative to Manifesta Housed among the roofless ruins of an ancient convent, Photology AIR features an exhibition of outdoor sculpture and a curated art trail, among other offerings. By artnet Gallery Network, Aug 20, 2018
