Just two weeks after the news that Gagosian Gallery is opening its 16th space, in San Francisco, Anton Kern and Andrew Kreps announced that they, too, will join in on the action by opening…
Every Thursday, A.i.A. editors compile The Lookout, a series of microreviews of compelling exhibitions on view in New York. As a complement to our popular Best of 2015 series, contributed by art…
Postmodernism’s tenets to question the authenticity of authorship and the high/low cultural divide resonated with the paintings presented in Root’s show.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 Panel Discussion: “The Art of the Figure” at the New York Public Library This panel—with art critic Donald Kuspit and artists Vincent Desiderio, Natalie Frank…
Glasgow-based artist Hayley Tompkins (b. 1971) inventively deploys the materials—including paint, stock photographs, wooden chairs and found objects—that have become a springboard for her process-base…
"We will open the new space in May with a show by Christian Holstad," gallery director Timo Kappeller told A.i.A. by phone. The show, "the book of hours," will include sound installations by Martin Ma…
Generators loudly buzzed and grim-faced crews were hard at work on Wednesday in Manhattan's West Chelsea neighborhood, home to hundreds of art galleries, in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
This week, we check out Sven Kroner's environmentally conscious landscapes, Julianne Swartz's finely balanced sculptures, and Brent Green's homespun animations.