Author: Julie Belcove

As the popularity of clay-based art heats up, the Golden State remains the medium’s epicenter.

An NFT artwork shakes the auction landscape, outdoor art venues become all-important during a pandemic year and museums diversify.

The skilled advisor doesn’t just want to educate—he wants to change the game.

“I don’t think they realized how serious I was going to be about this.”

The new 5,000-square-foot gallery in Chelsea is sure to draw a colorful crowd.

The exhibition, titled “Which One,” opens on April 28.

“Modern Look: Photography and the American Magazine” will open on April 2 in New York City.

This is but the first of Carlson’s slate of billboards to debut.

The Miami center’s inaugural show will explore the history of experiential art.

Its focus is squarely on experiential art.