Galleries
Bordo Bello is a skateboard art show put on by the AIGA Colorado chapter, a professional association for design. The annual event is usually held in Denver, but this year the show is in Manhattan at the AIGA National Design Center Gallery. Some of the...
In this week's GALLERY NIGHT we explore the world of Yael Kanarek's "High Performance Gear" at bitforms gallery in Chelsea. Kanarek's work is inspired by language, time, Da Vinci, and her running sneakers. Her bold and colorful works are a combination of...
This week on Gallery Night, ARTINFO went to two openings at the Yossi Milo Gallery in Chelsea. French photographer Charles Fréger traveled to 19 European countries to photograph "Wilder Mann," a custom that takes place once a year in the winter,...
40 years ago on April 8, 1973, the art world lost a celebrated, controversial and influential artist. Pablo Picasso is the subject of an exhibition at Porter Contemporary in Chelsea. Gallery owner, Jessica Porter, whose birthday is on the day Picasso died,...
The Cayman Islands may be known more for their beaches and banks than for their art, but the country's National Gallery is hoping to change that. By showcasing work from the Caribbean island's artists and ex-pats, the gallery hopes to build its nation's...
Gaetano Pesce is known for his furniture, rather than his art. But in a solo show at Fred Torres Collaborations in Chelsea, Pesce is showing his work for the first time in 25 years including his art from the 1970's and some recent material he...
Lehmann Maupin will officially open their Hong Kong gallery tomorrow in the Pedder Building. It is the gallery's first exhibition space outside of New York and will be managed by Hong Kong-based gallery director and partner Courtney Plummer.Although Lehmann...
LOS ANGELES — As the holidays approach, this may be the last week to stop by December gallery shows. ARTINFO's Yasmine Mohseni reports on five now running in L.A. that should not be missed.To read the article as a slideshow, click here.“For The...
Everything seems to be more subdued this year at Art Basel Miami Beach — everything, that is, but the prices. Though the collectors are all here and buying, the purchasing lacks the manic intensity of previous years. It’s refreshing, in a way, to see the...
While some galleries, artists, and institutions are gradually getting back on their feet after the ravages of Hurricane Sandy, others have a much longer road to recovery. Here, ARTINFO presents a selection of art- and design-related events in the...
