Deep in the West of Texas: A Report from the First Marfa Invitational Art Fair
Nine galleries set up in the desert for the inaugural event at the Saint George Hotel.
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Upstairs Art Fair To Hold Inaugural Edition in the Hamptons in July
For art-world pilgrims decamping for the summer to Long Island's East End, Harper Levine, the rare-book dealer with spaces in East Hampton and New York City, and Bill Powers, the founder of Half Galle…
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Disowning Ivanka: The Art World Stares Down the First Daughter
A look into the past and present of Ivanka Trump's presence in the art world—and how artists and observers have responded to her father's presidential rise.
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‘Things Get Exciting When You Smoosh Opposites Together’: A Talk With Brian Belott
Brian Belott has had solo exhibitions in New York at the Journal Gallery and 247365, and at Moran Bondaroff in Los Angeles. He recently joined the roster at the New York-based Gavin Brown's…
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Editor’s Letter: The Top 200 Issue | Fall 2016
As we at ARTnews were putting this issue together, I kept returning to the story of Ernest Hemingway and The Farm. Hemingway bought Joan Miró's painting of that title—an exacting inventory of a…
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‘Art Derives From Everything in Life’: A Talk with Nathaniel Mary Quinn
Bill Powers: Do you consider your paintings to be portraits? Nathaniel Mary Quinn: In many respects a portrait is an attempt to duplicate a visual physicality. I'm trying to bring to the surface what…
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‘Some People Think What I’ve Done Is Almost Sacrilege’: A Talk with Jeff Koons
Bill Powers: How do you see the "Gazing Ball" paintings as being on a continuum with the "Gazing Ball" sculptures? Jeff Koons: With the sculpture, you feel a constant polarity between the biological…
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‘It’s a Toxic Soup of Ego and Higher Callings’: A Talk With Carroll Dunham
Carroll Dunham's latest exhibition at Gladstone Gallery in New York closed December 4
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‘I Don’t Know Half as Much as There Is to Know, But at Least I Know Half’: A Talk with Richard Prince
Richard Prince lives and works in New York City. His solo show at Barbara Gladstone, "Cowboy," closed last month
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‘It’s a Game That I Play with Myself About How to Shift the Familiar’: A Talk with Torey Thornton
Torey Thornton's show "Kneed a Sea Ware Groin" at London's Stuart Shave/ Modern Art closes on October 3
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