Following his showcase in the Dutch city of Maastricht in March, the European Fine Arts Foundation (TEFAF) is currently hosting its new york version (May 12-16) at the sprawling Park …
At the VIP preview of the European Fine Art Fair (Tefaf) in New York, collectors dodged oyster shuckers and champagne glasses in the Gilded Age spaces of the Park Avenue …
Egon Schiele, “Seated Male Nude (Self-Portrait)” (1917) (image courtesy of Richard Nagy Ltd.) “To be beautiful, you must first be seen, but being seen allows you to be chased away”, …
At the Independent Art Fair in Tribeca, Manhattan this week, I came across a large painting of the ubiquitous American media personality Kim Kardashian. Slightly impressionistic, artist Ruby Dickson’s oil …
The recently inaugurated exhibition “Unit Baccalaureate” at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Miami, features recent works by artist Avery Singer, who skillfully blends analog and digital tools to create …
A traveling retrospective of Shirley Jaffe’s paintings has been touring Europe since last year. The tour of this second generation of Abstract Expressionists began in Paris, Jaffe’s adopted city from …
A large exhibition of Yayoi Kusama arrived in New York at Chelsea’s David Zwirner mega-gallery. It features giant pumpkins, towering flowers, trippy paintings, and one of the artist’s famous “Infinity …
The Center Pompidou in Paris has announced that it will close its doors from 2025 to 2030 while its remarkable house designed by Richard Rogers/Renzo Piano undergoes a major renovation …
Lisa Schiff (Photo by Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images) A lawsuit filed yesterday May 11 accuses New York art consultant Lisa Schiff of embezzlement, with three of her clients alleging that the …
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