The Anxiety of Imitation: “Dürer and After” at the Clark Art Institute
Dürer's images persist in the art historical lexicon not only because of their delicate intensity, but because they were widely copied.
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Parker Ito Is Now Represented by Team Gallery
During the early 2010s, Parker Ito was known for producing mass amounts of art. “I heard that Picasso made around 250,000 works in his lifetime. I could make that many JPEGs in five years,”…
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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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True Confessions of a Justified Art Dealer Part Six: The Metaphor Delivered
In the summer of 2009, in the middle of a global recession, I opened a show at Rental, my gallery on New York’s Lower East Side, called “Don’t Panic I’m Selling My Collection.” As it turned…
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