Ndayé Kouagou’s exhibition “Direction, Direction? is part self-talk, part influencer talk. The artist is inspired by our tendency to overthink decision-making and adopt superstition (tarot readings, tossing coins) to predict …
Art Industry News is a daily summary of the most important developments in the art world and the art market. Here’s what you need to know this Thursday, May 11. …
The eighth edition of Photo London, the UK’s largest photography fair, returns to Somerset House (until May 14). And, again, it comes with a new director. Now that title is …
At the center of Esther Gatón’s “Emil Lime” exhibit is a life-size boat, suspended by metal cables from a hole in the ceiling. _The 2023 sculpture, which shares the exhibition’s …
“Tefaf New York is quite different from Tefaf Maastricht,” says furniture dealer Stéphane Danant of French design gallery Demisch Danant. His stand has been presented at both editions of the …
The David Colosi exhibition Escargotolia at the Open Source gallery (photo Maya Pontone/Hyperallergic) This Brooklyn artist is obsessed with snails and wants you to be too. In David Colosi’s exhibition …
It’s finally May, which means the weather is warming up, spotted lantern flies are hatching in droves, and artists and gallery owners from around the world are lining up for …
The number of Americans who flocked to London last weekend to attend the coronation of King Charles III was so high that it was expected that they outspend Brits on …
Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood gets its first official historic district, New York’s Landmark Preservation Commission (LPC). announcement this week. The new neighborhood includes a block of 32 townhouses on Linden Street …
Following dozens of high-profile artwork seizures by the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Manhattan District Attorney’s (DA) office over the past year, the New York institution has announcement plans to hire …
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