The Nancy Graves Foundation has named Sam Contis and Myeongsoo Kim as this year’s recipients of its annual Grants for Visual Artists program, which awards artists an unrestricted $5,000 prize.The foundation, which was established in 1996 after Nancy Graves’s death, has given … Read More
How might the work of a contemporary artist trained in industrial design match up with a seminal mid-century sculptor trained under Brancusi? Reactions to that question—and many more—are on display in “Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at the Noguchi Museum” in … Read More
South Africa’s Goodman Gallery announced today that it now represents Yinka Shonibare MBE, Samson Kambalu, Paulo Nazareth, and Grada Kilomba. They join a roster that includes Ghada Amer, Candice Breitz, William Kentridge, and Hank Willis Thomas.A few of the artists … Read More
After being forced out of its 57th Street building due to impending demolition, Peter Blum Gallery in New York has found a new space at 176 Grand Street, where Little Italy meets SoHo and just a few blocks from the … Read More
Expo Chicago has announced the exhibitors list for its sixth annual edition, taking place in Navy Pier’s Festival Hall September 13–17.This year’s lineup of 135 galleries—representing 58 cities from 25 different countries—marks the fair’s largest global showing yet. Galleries include such notable newbies … Read More
As part of its 40th-anniversary celebration, the Public Art Fund has brought Anish Kapoor back to New York City. Eleven years ago, the artist’s Sky Mirror became something of a tourist destination when the Public Art Fund installed it at … Read More
The working arrangement for “Calder: Constellations”—an elegant, refined, and conscientious presentation of Alexander Calder sculptures at Pace Gallery on East 57th Street in New York—took shape after four bottles of tequila at a basement karaoke fete. Marc Glimcher, Pace’s president, … Read More
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Basquiat and the Collecting of History
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From the Archives: Philip Guston on Piero della Francesca, in 1965
