Cristin Tierney
Strong Sophomore Outing for Expo Chicago
"I'll tell you what distinguishes this year from last year," Expo Chicago director Tony Karman told A.i.A. at the fair's sophomore outing on Saturday, "and I'll tell you in one word—sales. It was…
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Concrete Continuity
How do new generations of artists absorb the art of the past? "Concrete Remains: Postwar and Contemporary Art from Brazil," a compact show on view at Chelsea's Tierney Gardarin Gallery (formerly Crist…
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Art Fair Fallout: Fewer Gallery Shows
"For better or worse, it's a bit like the iTunes syndrome," says New York art consultant Wendy Cromwell. "We used to go to galleries to buy albums. Now you can just go to a fair and buy one song."…
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Chelsea Galleries Hit Hard by Storm Sandy
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.
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Eve Sussman
Most of the footage in the new film by Eve Sussman and her collaborators, the Rufus Corporation, is in color, but its wiMost of the footage in the new film by Eve Sussman and her collaborators, the …
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How Does the Debt Ceiling Affect Art Dealing?
After the emergency debt-ceiling deal was signed into law week, Standard & Poor's responded by downgrading the security of the U.S. debt from AAA to AA+. The stock market reacted swiftly, with a 600…
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Joe Fig
Ironically, Joe Fig's interest in painting led to his being, if anything, better known for his sculptures. In conjunction with interviewing various painters for his 2009 book Inside the Painter's St…
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