VIP attendees flew in from all over the world; everyone seemed to know each other in several languages. My agenda: find the best of Frieze. read more...
Krinzinger Projekte is the project space of the larger Vienna institution Galerie Krinzinger (located a few miles away) read more...
Presenting 291 galleries from 35 countries and six continents, the 48th edition of Art Basel offers artworks in a wide variety of media by an international mix of modern and contemporary artists. read more...
In April 1982, Adam Krueger’s parents moved into his childhood home in Elburn, a small town in the cornfields in Illinois. “I was born a couple weeks later,” Krueger says. read more...
Dean Byington’s suite of large-scale mixed media paintings channel the fantastical precision of centuries-old etchings and a vigilant appreciation for minute cartographic detail. read more...
“Outcasts: Women in the Wilderness,” which is on view at Wave Hill’s Glyndor Gallery through July 9, 2017, presents contemporary art in a variety of media by thirteen international artists confronting critical concerns. read more...
Johan Wahlstrom was born in Stockholm, Sweden, currently living and working in Jersey City, NJ, with a studio located at the infamous Mana Contemporary facility. read more...
Poetry, prose and portraits surface and mingle at the Lodge Gallery in a two-person show titled “Foofaraw & Spleen,” small, still-life watercolor paintings by Paul D’Agostino appear next to larger oil paintings by Heather Morgan. read more...
Christine Weir creates images that seem to channel Japanese Sumi painting, woodcut, engraving and metal work. read more...
Painter Guy Stanley Philoche is back with an ambitious new show in the Hamptons read more...
The National Academy Museum & School’s 6th annual “Creative Mischief” exhibition is a great place to discover artists—both established practitioners and new talents. read more...
