Lawsuit Against Gladstone Gallery Leaders Alleges Employee Abuse, Discrimination
Laura Higgins, who served as a gallery manager at Gladstone from 2016 to 2021, claims she suffered both verbal and physical abuse.
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Gladstone Gallery Will Open in Seoul, Adding Momentum to City’s Thrumming Art Scene
The move comes as Frieze prepares a fair in the capital city, and as foreign dealers have been opening there at a rapid pace.
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In Making Gavin Brown a Partner, Barbara Gladstone Is Betting That You Can Get Big and Still Think Small
Brown merged his gallery with Gladstone's after 25 years in business.
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‘There’s Something Maniacal About Basic Desires’: Ian Cheng on His Gladstone Gallery Show, Artificial Intelligence, and His Fear of Snakes
The artist has created a new "artificial lifeform" called BOB.
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Artists Space Adds Barbara Gladstone to Board, Hires Heather Harmon as Development Director
The organization will open at a new Tribeca location in spring 2019.
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Artisanal Abstraction: The Elusive, Effusive Art of Amy Sillman
The artist has always treated the act of drawing as an equal to her sister arts, painting and sculpture.
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Killing Us Softly: The Art Career of Suicide’s Alan Vega
Alan Vega–the singer for the influential punk duo Suicide who passed away last week at age 78–was also an important visual artist, albeit with a slightly quieter persona. Vega was in fact…
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‘He Saved Every Scrap’: Barbara Gladstone on Acquiring Jack Smith’s Archive
In this week’s Talk of the Town, The New Yorker‘s Emma Allen speaks with New York and Brussels gallerist Barbara Gladstone regarding her purchase of the late Jack Smith’s entire archive…
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Sotheby’s Moves $364 Million of Contemporary Art, Setting Eight Auction Records
Along the way, auction records were set for Wade Guyton ($5.98 million), Rosemarie Trockel ($4.98 million) and Keith Haring ($4.87 million), as well as Matthew Barney, Dan Flavin, Sarah Lucas, Adam Mc…
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Feeling Human: Ugo Rondinone
During a spring 2010 interview on the Louisiana Museum of Art's internet radio channel, Swiss-born, New York-based artist Ugo Rondinone declared, "You never see any action in my work. It's a lazy work…
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