Nicelle Beauchene, Franklin Parrasch Team Up on Upstate New York Project Space, Parts & Labor
The first exhibition, opening in May, will feature works by Rosy Keyser and Eleanore Mikus.
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‘I Didn’t Want More Anymore’: Zach Feuer on Giving Up His Gallery, Getting Involved in Local Politics, and Going to Work for Art Omi
The former New York dealer also provides some advice to new gallerists.
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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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Untitled and Zach Feuer Galleries Will Merge on the Lower East Side
This May, two of today’s more prominent galleries for up-and-coming artists will merge. Zach Feuer, of the eponymous Chelsea gallery and Joel Mesler of the Lower East Side’s Untitled will
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Brad Troemel Climbs Mt. Furby
On Kathy Grayson’s Instagram account about a week ago, the gallerist and artist posted a detail from a new work by Brad Troemel and commented: “I guess it was only a matter of time until…
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Jeremy DePrez
At a moment when many shows consist of neatly delimited bodies of work in which the artist has tweaked a process or a style to produce a group of paintings that have only minor variations, it was refr…
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‘Selling Like Hot Cakes’: NADA Opens in Miami Beach
The publicist said they had to open the doors to the NADA fair at the Deauville Beach Resort five minutes early because the crowd was that eager. Publicists are paid to say those kinds of things
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The imposing steel screens greeting visitors to Johannes VanDerBeek's exhibition initiated impressions of a dystopic playground or institutional holding pen.
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Former Dia Building Sold to Real-Estate Firm, Feuer and Independent Will Move
Right in the middle of Independent Projects comes news that Center548—the Chelsea building that is currently home to Independent and Zach Feuer, and was formerly owned by the Dia…
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