Gallery

Manhattan’s new Twenty First gallery shines a spotlight on artist Emmanuel Babled…

The Seattle-based architect turns art lovers’ homes into living museums…

Paola Russo discovered two decks in Italy at G. Lorenzi, one covered in gold leaf and the other in silver…

On Wednesday, June 17, 2015, Thos. Moser’s flagship showroom in Freeport, Maine hosted the Grand Opening event for it’s summer alternative gallery program, “The Best of Maine Contemporary Art.” The exhibit, which runs through October 12, 2015, is in collaboration with Maine Art Collectors (MAC). Tom Moser, founder and owner of Thos. Moser, with wife Mary celebrated the […]

Robert Blumenthal Gallery East Hampton is pleased to present Dirty Summer of Love, Marie Jacotey’s first solo show with the gallery. The exhibition includes pieces from Jacotey’s, Babe Cave series, a group of 30 oil paintings on dust sheets installed with the use of static electricity. The flatness and fragmented appearance of the work creates the feeling of an […]

The show will exhibit exceptional offerings from 72 dealers and galleries…

Thanks to Atelier Courbet (www.ateliercourbet.com), a gallery and shop in New York City that opened late last year, fine- art and design enthusiasts have direct access to more than 20 of the workshops and artisans behind luxury brands such as Puiforcat and Saint-Louis. The eye behind the shop’s exquisite and eclectic collection is Melanie Courbet, […]

In January, Cesar Garcia, LAXART’s former associate director and senior curator, opened his own Los Angeles gallery and called it the Mistake Room (www.tmr.la)—a moniker inspired by Glenn Kaino’s performance art piece by the same name. The new exhibition space, housed in a former clothing factory on the southern edge of the downtown industrial center, […]

Pace has been a force in the art world for decades. It operates galleries on three continents, including one in Beijing, and has a formidable stable of artists that includes the modern masters Chuck Close, Jim Dine, Bridget Riley, and David Hockney. It also represents the estates of Donald Judd, Barbara Hepworth, and Mark Rothko. […]