Yvon Lambert
Faux-Finished to the Core: Q+A With Nick Van Woert
Nick Van Woert's cavernous studio in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, is filled with all manner of good, clean fun, including a foosball table and a work surface that converts to a ping pong table. Walking thr…
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Yvon Lambert Donates Collection to the French State
French dealer Yvon Lambert, 75, will donate his personal art collection to the French state, according to reports in L'express and Artinfo.com. The announcement was made on Nov. 18, during Nicolas…
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Yvon Lambert Will Close New York Gallery
Yvon Lambert has just announced that he is closing his New York gallery and is "largely withdraw[ing] from my gallery life." Gallery director Olivier Bélot will continue on with the Paris gallery. In…
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Zilvinas Kempinas
The work of Lithuanian artist Žilvinas Kempinas offers a reminder that art installations don’t have to be overproduced, big-budget affairs (think Urs Fischer or Matthew Barney) to deliver a genuine…
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Shinique Smith
Shinique Smith, a young artist with an MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, burst onto the New York scene in the early 2000s with an unusual sculptural medium—secondhand clothes. The garmen…
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Mircea Cantor
Like many exhibitions lately, Mircea Cantor’s felt like a rebus, and a test. Called “White Sugar for Black Days,” it was eclectic in medium, message and emotional pitch. Scattered throughout the galle…
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Manufacturing Value Vanessa Beecrofts VB64 at Deitch Projects LIC
Last Friday at the Deitch Projects in Long Island City, Beecroft used only her initials and the cataloguing number to label her piece ...
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