It operates on a smaller scale to fairs such as Art Basel, London’s Frieze or Paris’s FIAC, attracting around 10,000 visitors, including 3,000 from abroad.

John Dolansky and his wife, Kathie Dolansky, fell in love with wine collecting during a visit to Napa Valley in 1997. What started with buying a few wine bottles is now a collection of about 900 ...

“I am very touched and very happy to be here.” “Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night” is on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort St, New York, February 8–July 6.

What was the first piece of art you acquired? My first important purchase was around 20 years ago ... The Miami native got the collecting bug young, buying a series of portraits—which still ...

This time around 24 artists, duos and collectives who ... In 1978, the Brazilian art critic Roberto Pontual coined the term “sensitive geometry” to define a type of abstract art rooted in ...

If the role of an artist is to observe and critique society at a remove, Christine Sun Kim could rightly ... Lena Giovanazzi The Whitney Museum of American Art will recognize Kim with a mid ...

Christine Kelleher was named managing director ... investments for the $1.4 billion endowment at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, which she joined in 2017. She left in December, and ...

The 16th edition of the Sharjah Biennial, themed around “to carry", responds to the precarities of our times. Organised by the Sharjah Art Foundation, it is to be held between 6 February and 15 ...

“That was a time when art practices around anti-caste narratives were missing from the mainstream. Why did that happen? This is a question that we are still seeking answers to," says ...

Gathering Cloud is one of the many projects aimed at restoring the marshlands around Younger Lagoon, which is directly West of the Seymour Center. “This exhibition weaves together art and ecology, ...

The entrance to the Rubin Museum of Art at 150 West 17th Street in New York ... There are also numerous “museums” around the country that are little more than Instagrammable experiences ...