Let’s Hang: With Space-Sharing Programs, Galleries Band Together to Battle an Uncertain Market
At a time when smaller spaces are struggling with the cost of doing fairs, gallery shares like Condo represent attractive financial models.
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Simone Subal
Condo New York, a Networked Co-Op Project, Brings 20 Galleries from Elsewhere to Manhattan
Simone Subal knows her relatively small gallery will never compete with the mega-spaces of the New York art world like Hauser & Wirth and David Zwirner, but that’s OK. “It’s just not my…
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Larry Bamburg
A saccharine, minty scent greeted visitors to Larry Bamburg’s solo exhibition. It emanated from three large, weighty, pastel-colored forms standing on the floor, two centrally placed so that viewers c…
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Frank Heath
In 2012, Hostess halted the production of Twinkies, the beloved cream-filled snack cakes.
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Florian Meisenberg
For his first exhibition in New York, Florian Meisenberg confronted the enduring predicament of the supposed death of painting with an installation that paired new paintings with recent digital videos…
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Kiki Kogelnik
Austrian-born artist Kiki Kogelnik (1935-1997) was one of a number of women working in the Pop vernacular during the 1960s—others include Dorothy Iannone and Rosalyn Drexler—in whom interest has lat…
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Yorgos Sapountzis
Berlin-based Greek artist Yorgos Sapountzis (b. 1976 in Athens) stages performances and creates sculptures and videos that engage with public space, especially as it is defined by public statuary an…
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