With the Art World Moving Online, Can a More Egalitarian Community of Galleries Evolve?
Dealer Mitchell Algus addresses how the pandemic will change smaller galleries.
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A champion of the unusual and overlooked, he's been in business in the city since 1992.
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In 1971, Neke Carson went to Leo Castelli Gallery, placed a piece of black paper on the floor, and tousled his hair over it to collect a smattering of dandruff.
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Cancellation of Exhibition Featuring Alleged Neo-Nazi Divides New York Art World
"I would like to have seen this unfold as a public face-to-face conversation," one artist said.
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Vanity Fair: Movement from This Art World, to That Which Is to Come
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Back in August my staff and I embarked on an epic project: we wanted to know what inhabitants of the art world think is wrong with it and how they would fix it. In the ensuing months we spoke…
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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday. This week's shows are selected by Joshua Abelow
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Mitchell Algus of Algus Greenspon Gallery will open a new eponymous space on the second floor of 132 Delancey Street, on January 25, with a show of work by Agustin Fernandez. Asked over the
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