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The event is heavy on local talent, and includes artist-run spaces like Tin Flats, BBQLA, HILDE, and others. Read More
On the Paramount backlot, one of the artist’s former students is helping fair visitors look into the future. Read More
Two will take home $10,000 apiece, and one will receive $25,000. Read More
At the Hotel Roosevelt, dealers are ordering room service, lounging, and hawking art. Read More
See images from one notable show every weekday. Read More
For the past seven years, she has been based in Seattle. Read More
The gift honors the Met Museum’s upcoming 150th anniversary in 2020. Read More
The eatery will close the same day as the PS1 leg of the Bruce Nauman retrospective. Read More
The gallery will stage the artist’s first U.S. solo show in 2020. Read More
The critic muses over a particularly notable summer in Mexico. Read More
He currently has an exhibition at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery in New York. Read More
Tony Cokes at a discrete residence, Deana Lawson at the Underground Museum, a survey of 1980s and ’90s Japanese art: these are but three of the pleasures that await those in the city. Read More
The piece is estimated to sell for between $35 million and $50 million. Read More
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