‘I Didn’t Want More Anymore’: Zach Feuer on Giving Up His Gallery, Getting Involved in Local Politics, and Going to Work for Art Omi
The former New York dealer also provides some advice to new gallerists.
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For her first exhibition at Feuer/Mesler and second solo presentation in New York, painter Loie Hollowell hewed to a personal vocabulary of forms—almonds, bullet-shaped protuberances, slender-peaked d…
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Two Years of Turbulence for New York’s Galleries
New York’s gallery landscape has shifted many times over the last few decades, as dealers followed artists to new neighborhoods in search of cheaper rents. There have been a few seismic movements,…
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Mom & Popped: In a Market Contraction, the Middle-Class Gallery is Getting Squeezed
Steven Stewart opened his gallery in 2011 in Tribeca and called it Kansas, a reference to his home state. He built a collector base, a following. In 2015 he moved across town to the Lower East Side
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Cutting a Fine Figure: Around New York
On shows at the Whitney Museum, Hester, Subal, Feuer/Mesler, Beauchene, Hanley, Luxembourg & Dayan, Zwirner, and Canada
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‘I Don’t Buy Into the Idea of the Grand Artist Mythos’: Artie Vierkant on His Shows at Feuer/Mesler and Mesler/Feuer
Using ground-up soybean seeds and Photoshop-manipulated prints, Artie Vierkant still wants to know if we ever really own our ideas in the age of the Internet
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