ARTnews in Brief: Lehmann Maupin Opens Seasonal Outpost in Taipei—and More from May 14, 2021
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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James Cohan Gallery
How New York’s Galleries Have Survived and Thrived During the Pandemic
"Never let a crisis go untapped," one dealer said.
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Plexiglas Barriers, Sanitizer, and Digital Reservation Systems: How New York Galleries Are Reopening
"We're grateful to everyone who's making an effort to come because it means a lot," one dealer said.
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Tuan Andrew Nguyen’s Mystical Art Brings People In Touch With Lost Ancestors
In a new James Cohan Gallery show, the artist considers the legacy of colonialism.
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Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Commissions Artist Elias Sime for New Public Garden at Historically Off-Limits National Palace
The project came at the behest of prime minister Abiy Ahmed.
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9 Art Events in New York This Week: Purvis Young, Alice Neel, Ricardo Brey, and More
A guide to the next seven days.
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At James Cohan Gallery, Jorge Méndez Blake Builds a Wall
The installation is part of the gallery's "Borders" exhibition, which opens January 10.
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Issues and Commentary: Here to Stay
Here to Stay and the protests against Fast's show continue a lively lineage of Chinatown-based artistic activism.
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James Cohan Gallery Now Represents Josiah McElheny
His mirror-like sculptures are currently on view at the Moody Center for the Arts in Texas.
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