Art Basel Miami Beach: Cracks in the Glittering Facade
Against the backdrop of a skidding stock market, declining endowments and a cooling of luxury real-estate values, another private museum announced its birth.
Gagosian Gallery
Critic’s Pick: Richard Prince’s New, Late Style Is One of His Best
An exhibition of over 30 new paintings and several other works is among this artist’s most fun to look at, and uncharacteristically generous and self-revealing.
Critic’s Pick: Sterling Ruby Pipes Down, a Bit
A small museum show that concentrates on the ceramic works of a multidiscipline dynamo comes as something of a relief.
Art to See This Fall
There’s a big variety to experience across the United States this season, from Victorian-era dolls in Philadelphia to Renaissance-era nudes in Los Angeles.
Art Review: At 7 Art Galleries, the Ecstatic Flow of Paint and the Stories It Can Tell
Seven new exhibitions show us the many ways that liquidity figures in the postwar history of painting.
A Life-Size Rhinoceros Sculpture by Urs Fischer Will Go Up in Midtown
The piece by Mr. Fischer, a Swiss-born artist, is titled “Things.” It will be unveiled Tuesday in an old bank building on Fifth Avenue.
Spring Gallery Guide: 10 Galleries to Visit Now on the Upper East Side
The arrival of dozens of international galleries and project spaces in a concentrated area has created a thriving scene.
Art Review: Cy Twombly, Redefined by His Drawings
What’s in a line? Everything, from Twombly’s love of language to his passion for nature. A survey of his postwar work emphasizes his singularity.
Small Dealerships Struggle to Survive in the Age of the Mega-Gallery
Their existence is coming under increasing pressure from art fairs, the internet and changes in how the rich spend their money.
