Anton Kern Gallery is pleased to present Hope Springs Eternal, Brooklyn-based artist Hein Koh’s first exhibition at Anton Kern spanning the first and second floor galleries. The exhibition will for

pt.2 Gallery is honored to present News from Nowhere, a collaborative presentation by Liz Hernández and Ryan Whelan for the 2024 edition of The Armory Show. News from Nowhere explores visions of uto

LA Modern Auctions (LAMA) is proud to present The Collection of Shawn & Andrew Hosner of Thinkspace LA, in a two-part auction event on September 12th and 13th. With works from Javier Calleja, Rob

Embracing melancholia as a condition fertile with diachronic ambivalence, Tony Toscani's latest exhibition From Safety To Where? at Stems, Paris, presents a collective portraiture reflecting the comp

Hilary Pecis is getting more and more confident as a painter of pattern and decoration. What she continues to acheive, and in her new show Warm Rhythm at David Kordansky in NYC demonstrates

Fredericks & Freiser is pleased to announce the first New York solo exhibition of new paintings by Amélie Peace (b.1997, Cannes. Lives and works in London). A new aesthetic of care comes to life

GR Gallery is pleased to present Little Fires Everyone, a solo exhibition by Kila Cheung, in collaboration with How2Work. This show will feature a new collection of Cheung's work, including paintings

We know sometimes art fair coverage isn't always the most exciting for readers, but it seems like The Armory Show, year in and year out, has booths and artists we have had on our list to check out an

Isaac Psalm Escoto strikes an interesting balance between futurism and parody. His paintings perceive a city that is broken and, therefore, a very intriguing place in which to play. Most of us first

As a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, and a career as an artist, writer, abolitionist, Patrisse Cullors is one of the most influential figures in contemporary culture of the 21st centur

When you write about Christian Rex van Minnen, it is often started with some sort of descriptive text about ugliness, the grotesque, something bulbous, something swollen or jellied. The talent, the a

Emma Stern has always interested us, from our Radio Juxtapoz podcast with her and the magazine feature that followed, and in that interest has always been that she was creating a world for herself an