For his most infamous work, "The Nazis" (1998), the Polish artist Piotr Uklański, based mostly in New York since the early 1990s, compiled an archive of filmic depictions of the Third Reich—or, more…
Derrick Adams's exhibition "Interior Life" turned the Upper East Side town house now occupied by Luxembourg & Dayan into a simulacrum of its previous role as a domestic space.
For this presentation of paintings by Domenico Gnoli (1933–1970), Luxembourg & Dayan gathered a selection of canvases that had never been seen in the United States or, in a few instances, had not…
It opens October 13—fittingly, in the second-narrowest house in Manhattan.
The Art Dealers Association of America has added four new members: Andrew Kreps Gallery (of New York), Di Donna Galleries (New York), Luxembourg & Dayan (New York and London), and McClain Gallery…
Through July 1, at Luxembourg & Dayan, New York
Market veterans from Luxembourg & Dayan mulled what to show for their full-scale gallery booth at the fair.
The great paradox of Hong Kong is that it has no history of contemporary art museums, so much so that some gallerists at Art Basel Hong Kong credit their need for "Please Do Not Touch" signs and…