Rezi van Lankveld April 2024

Sarah Morris friert den Rausch der Grossstadt ein March 28, 2024

“There Is Something Odd…” at Christine König Galerie March 26, 2026

Into the dungeon with Simon Denny March 19, 2024

Off the Board Game, Onto the Digital Canvas March 6, 2024

Simon Denny with Toby Kamps March 2024

Fragmented Narratives: Artist Sarah Morris Tackles Hong Kong With Her Latest Film, ETC March 5, 2024

She’s made films about New York, Beijing and more. Now Sarah Morris talks about capturing the aura of Hong Kong in her latest piece, ETC February 25, 2024

Maria Lassnig’s Triumphant “Little Films” February 20, 2024

Raphaela Vogel “In the Expanded Penalty Box: Did You Happen to See the Most Beautiful Fox?” Petzel Gallery / New York February 19, 2024

In Search of an Infinite California: Simon Denny's 'Optimism' February 13, 2024

Art as a Mirror: The World According to Christian Jankowski February 9, 2024

A Biopic of Painter Maria Lassnig Will Have Its World Premiere at the Berlinale February 9, 2024

Raphaela Vogel: In The Expanded Penalty Box: Did You Happen to See the Most Beautiful Fox? February 2024

Inside Raphaela Vogel's Penalty Box February 5, 2024

In the Studio: Simon Denny, Berlin January 31, 2024

Dior Reveals its ‘Big Aura’ in its haute couture SS24 collection January 25, 2024

Loewe and Dior highloght contemporary painters in their Paris fashion shows. January 25, 2024

Dior Brings a Nonagenarian Textile Artist to the Couture Stage in Paris January 24, 2024

The New Look: At Dior's Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2024 Show, A Reimagining of the Famous 'La Cigale' Dress January 24, 2024

Isabella Ducrot's Textile Art Adorns Dior SS24 Show January 24, 2024

See the 93-Year-Old Textile Artist Isabella Ducrot’s Monumental Scenography for Dior Couture January 23, 2024

A German Provocateur Makes Her US Debut, Turning Her Probing Lens on Her Viewers January 19, 2024

Stahl und Glas in Manhattan January 9, 2024

Stefanie Heinze Paints Richly Ambiguous Worlds. Collectors Are Obsessed December 11, 2023

Derek Fordjour’s Cabinet of Wonders December 7, 2023

Ambition and Downfall Coalesce in Derek Fordjour’s Circus December 5, 2023

For Artist Derek Fordjour, What Happens in the Studio Stays in the Studio November 16, 2023

This Week in Culture: November 13 - 19 November 13, 2023

All the Must-See Art Shows of 2023 (So Far) November 13, 2023

Derek Fordjour Will Settle the "SCORE" in Immersive New Exhibition and Performance November 9, 2023

Sean Landers, tartan roi de la jungle November 7, 2023

Austin Martin White FAMILIAR DYSPHORIA at Petzel Gallery November 4, 2023

Jorge Pardo Embraces the Endless Possibility of Encounters with Art November 2, 2023

A Rare And Remarkable Hanne Darboven Retrospective Shows How The Artist Redefined Time And Language October 27, 2023

From Tina Turner to Vivaldi, Nikita Gale is Making the Familiar Uncanny October 25, 2023

Charline von Heyl’s audacious eclecticism October 24, 2023

Exposition à Paris : les animaux surréalistes de Sean Landers envahissent le musée de la Chasse et de la nature October 24, 2023

Charline von Heyl October 2023

Installations by Theaster Gates and James Little reinvigorate riverfront park in Memphis September 25, 2023

Quand les artistes explorent l’âme animale September 22, 2023

Top Seoul Exhibitions: Suki Seokyeong Kang, Kim Kulim, and More September 8, 2023

Meet the 5 Women Artists Who Own New York This September September 7, 2023

Artists to Watch This Month: 10 Solo Gallery Exhibitions to Seek Out in September in New York September 6, 2023

Tomoo Gokita’s Debut At Petzel Gallery Will Feature New Painting September 2, 2023

Willem de Rooij: interview September 2023

Seth Price September 1, 2023

Sean Landers August 2023

What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in July July 6, 2023

AI Technology Used to Create Nostalgic Art June 12, 2023

Jon Pylypchuk Exorcises His Ghosts June 6, 2023

Isabella Ducrot Summer 2023

Maler Pieter Schoolwerth "Das Streben nach Authentizität gehört der Vergangenheit an" May 26, 2023

Exhibition Review: John Stezaker | Petzel Gallery May 22, 2023

For This Artist’s Bar, It Wasn’t Last Call After All May 5, 2023

Maler Malcolm Morley: Malcolm mittendrin May 4, 2023

New York -Seth Price: "Ardomancer" at Petzel through June 3rd, 2023 May 3, 2023

Mimicking the 19th Century in the Age of A.I. May 3, 2023

8 Must-See Gallery Shows Around the U.S. This May May 2, 2023

The Screen Age: Video's Past and Future May 2023

Hanne Darboven May 2023

Wet Paint in the Wild: Artist Sarah Morris Delights in Hong Kong’s Many 7-Elevens and Stumbles Upon a Hidden Chanel Boutique April 13, 2023

Critic Dreams by Jean-Max Colard April 7, 2023

Isabella Ducrot's Practice Is Free From Rules March 24, 2023

Unpacking the Meteoric Rise of Raphaela Vogel March 24, 2023

The Bewitching Style of Hanne Darboven March 22, 2023

Protesteren in een hijsKRAAAN – Raphaela Vogel over haar tentoonstelling in museum De Pont in Tilburg March 2, 2023

Thread and Thrum February 28, 2023

Arco Madrid 2023: más de doscientas galerías y un homenaje al Mediterráneo February 24, 2023

Samson Young Interviewed by Katherine Adams February 22, 2023

Landscape Format February 14, 2023

In the Studio: Raphaela Vogel, Berlin January 11, 2023

Mnemosyne in Neon: Julia Modes Über Austin Martin White in der Galerie Capitain Petzel, Berlin December 20, 2022

Stefanie Heinze: Dimensions of the Fool December 2022

On the painting by Stefanie Heinze: The Fool's Dimensions December 15, 2022

What the Paris Review Staff Read in 2022 December 16, 2022

See Inside James Little’s Studio, Where He Combines Pigment, Beeswax, and Varnish to Create Layered Geometric Abstractions November 27, 2022

James Little: Fear and transcendence in abstract painting November 30, 2022

James Little’s Constructed Abstractions November 29, 2022

James Little, Unapologetic Abstractionist Painter, Catches the Limelight October 20, 2022

Jorge Pardo’s Fanciful Folly Exhibition Illuminates Houston October 28, 2022

"Apocalyptic Romance" by Adam Lehrer November 2022

Austin Martin White December 2022

Top Ten: Johanna Burton’s highlights of 2022 December 2022

NFTs and the Tech Resurrection November 7, 2022

Emily Mae Smith with Amanda Gluibizzi November 2022

Insight: Dotcom Séance, resurrecting ghost companies & reexamining their role in Web3 October 23, 2022

63/22: Nikita Gale's Guitars October 22, 2022

Austin Martin White ‘Last Dance’ Capitain Petzel / Berlin October 20, 2022

Artist Simon Denny Resurrects Dead Companies From the Dotcom Crash and Imagines How Their Logos Might Look Today October 11, 2022

John Vincler, "Art We Saw This Fall" October 5, 2022

Nikita Gale Deploys Space, Sound and Audience October 4, 2022

Smashed Collarbones: Berlin Art Week September 27, 2022

Austin Martin White bei Capitain Petzel September 18, 2022

Wet Paint in the Wild: Friedrich Petzel Wheels and Deals Across Frieze Seoul, Then Jumps Back Into the Gallery Grind in New York 09/09/2022

Brussels Gallery Weekend 2022: Exhibitions to See September 7, 2022

Sydney Contemporary - bringing the world of art to you September 7, 2022

The Artful Life: 6 Things Galerie Editors Love This Week September 7, 2022

I'm Stepping High, I'm Drifting, and There I Go Leaping September 7, 2022

Inside the Paris Flat of Galerie Kreo founders Didier and Clémence Krzentowski September 6, 2022

'The Painter's New Tools' reimagines the traditional medium of painting September 5, 2022

Objects of desire: the seductive exchange between fine art and advertising photography September 2, 2022

How Advertising Infiltrated the Art World September 2, 2022

Nikita Gale: “Ruin Can Be Elegant” August 30, 2022

At the MFA, the liveliness of 'Stillness' August 30, 2022

NYC Selected Gallery Guide: September, 2022

Fabulous Flights of Fancy Fill the Works of Emily Mae Smith August 28, 2022

Team Malizia: Wenn die Kunst den Segelsport küsst August 26, 2022

Fondation CAB Saint-Paul-de-Vence exhibits minimalist works from its collection August 24, 2022

Exhibition captures lesser known and entangled histories August 18, 2022

14 pop-ups, drops and shows in L.A. that can help open your third eye in August August 12, 2022

Women Artists Are Painting Fresh Visions of Sex with a Surrealistic Twist August 11, 2022

La Biennale di Cecilia Alemani? Una piacevole sorpresa August 11, 2022

Maria Lassnig: The Biography August 11, 2022

Michelle Grabner on Allan McCollum September 2022

NYC Selected Gallery Guide: August, 2022 August 4, 2022

The First Modernist Home’s Fascinating Backstory August 3, 2022

Largest show in recent history of Kestner Gesellschaft - 150 works from 44 artists July 31, 2022

Ernstzunehmender Spaßvogel July 29, 2022

Introducing Frieze Seoul July 29, 2022

Christian Jankowski: I was told go with the Flow July 28, 2022

How This Collector’s Instagram Page Was a Game Changer for Him July 27, 2022

Public Art of the University of Houston System Announces Two Major Commissions and a Series of New Acquisitions July 27, 2022

Machine Time: Seth Price featured in Heavy Traffic Issue 1 July 2022

Happy Summer: Four Shows Not to Miss! July 26, 2022

Next to MoMA, Singaporean Chef Akmal Anuar’s 53 Is a Culinary Work of Art July 26, 2022

With Lots of Eye Contact, Something Clicked July 22, 2022

Pop art: One-day gallery and concert highlight connection between women, art & music July 21, 2022

Art Industry News: New York’s Edgiest Summer Exhibition Got Shut Down by the Cops 30 Minutes After Opening + Other Stories July 21, 2022

Divine Excess on Avenue C July 20, 2022

Kunst-Wochenende in Zürich und Genf: Skulpturen, die Zeitlichkeit spiegeln July 19, 2022

Art weekend in Zurich and Geneva: Sculptures that reflect temporality (English Translation) July 19, 2022

hiroki tsukuda's dystopian 'collage' installations reflect on darkness of current world events July 19, 2022

Pieter Schoolwerth in Conversation with Editor in Chief Alice Zucca July 19, 2022

SCHINDLER HOUSE LOS ANGELES July 18, 2022

Your Seoul Exhibition Guide: Must-See Shows This Week July 18, 2022

[Attractive Opposites]: Global vs. Glam July 17, 2022

Artists can use technology to create human connection say Therme Art panelists July 15, 2022

New York Gallery O’Flaherty’s Packed the Street—and the Walls—for "The Patriot" Opening July 15, 2022

Perrotin and Pace galleries announce Seoul expansions—while other Western dealers test Korean waters via group show July 14, 2022

Computers and Painting’s Identity Crisis July 13, 2022

Art shows to leave the house for this July July 12, 2022

Editors’ Picks: 13 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Look at the Art of Shelter Island to the Latest Brooklyn Art Book Fair July 11, 2022

In His East Hampton Studio, Ross Bleckner Looks to the Future July 11, 2022

The Historically Black College Reconsiders the Studio Art Problem July 8, 2022

A New Culture Hub in Mexico City Pairs Sustainable Dining With Art for a Rare Experience in the Chapultepec Forest July 7, 2022

25 Room Color Ideas from the AD Archive July 7, 2022

Two Coats Selected Gallery Guide NYC: July, 2022 July 6, 2022

10 Cuban Artists Who Are Shaping Contemporary Art July 6, 2022

5 exhibitions that the editorial department wants to visit in July July 5, 2022

These Contemporary Sound Artists Are Changing the Soundscape of Art July 4, 2022

The Roles We Play July-September 2022

Tipps und Termine: Wohin am Wochenende? July 1, 2022

The Artsy Collector Spotlight: Jury Kawamura June 30, 2022

How Gallery Climate Coalition is driving a carbon-free art world June 30, 2022

5 Can't Miss Works by Leading Contemporary Artists Heading to Poly Auction's 10th Anniversary Sales This July June 22, 2022

With a Whitney Biennial feature and newfound commercial representation, James Little's commitment to abstraction is finally paying off June 21, 2022

Verse Raises $2.4M in Seed Funding to Become the Trusted NFT Platform for Collectors & Art Enthusiasts June 20, 2022

Hiroki Tsukuda "The Darkest Hour" @ NANZUKA Underground, Tokyo June 21, 2022

Critics' Picks: Xie Nanxing (English Translation) June 2022

James Little: Homecoming June 20, 2022

In Heat Wind Wounds Holes: Tolia Astakhishvili, Stefanie Heinze, Keto Logua, Nancy Lupo at LC Queisser, Tbilisi June 20, 2022

Doses by Eliza Barry Callahan June 16, 2022

What to look out for at Art Basel 2022 edition in Switzerland June 15, 2022

As the Schindler House turns 100, a new exhibition reexamines its complex legacy June 15, 2022

In Pictures: See the Best of Art Basel Unlimited 2022, From a Painting Made of Hardware-Store Finds to a Shipping Container-Turned-Sculpture June 13, 2022

In Pictures: See the Best of Art Basel Unlimited 2022, From a Painting Made of Hardware-Store Finds to a Shipping Container-Turned-Sculpture June 13, 2022

Exhibition Review: Dana Hoey and Caitlin Cherry "Hello Trouble" June 13, 2022

Ride on S.F. Muni becomes an art experience with new installation on Van Ness June 11, 2022

Misaligned Identities: Raphaela Vogel June 10, 2022

Venice Biennale Review: Margins to the Center June 9, 2022

Hanne Darboven's Attempt to Unbind Narrative From Time June 9, 2022

Seth Price "Art Is Not Human" at Sadie Coles HQ, London May 24, 2022

Thirteen Other Ways of Looking at Disappearance June 1, 2022

Is NFT art any good? June 8, 2022

Critics' Picks: Xie Nanxing June 2022

For Eyes and Ears: New Sound Art Serves Different Senses with a Multimodal Approach June 7, 2022

Dana Hoey and Caitlin Cherry June 7, 2022

Jeffrey Kastner on Pieter Schoolwerth June 1, 2022

Nikita Gale at LAXART May 26, 2022

Who Let the Men Out? Steph Holl-Trieu und Sophia Rohwetter über Raphaela Vogel in der Galerie Meyer Kainer, Wien May 20, 2022

Gallery Weekend Berlin 2022 (and Beyond) May 19, 2022

Thru the Mirror May 18, 2022

Case Study Presents the Final Collaboration With the Late-Artist Joyce Pensato May 18, 2022

The Bride Wore Custom Christopher John Rogers for Her Wedding in the Middle of the Mexican Jungle May 17, 2022

'Painting is like a cockroach or a shark, perfectly evolved’: artist Seth Price April 13, 2022

8 Gallery Shows Not to Miss During the First-Ever New York Art Week, From Ellsworth Kelly's Collages to Nari Ward's Ode to Morandi May 3, 2022

Derek Fordjour's LA MOCA Mural Is an "Invitation" to the Museum May 3, 2022

A Long Overdue Recognition: James Little Finally Gets His Turn in the Spotlight at this Year’s Whitney Biennial May 2, 2022

The 2022 Venice Biennale Is an Artistically Outstanding, Philosophically Troubling Hymn to Post-Humanism May 2, 2022

In Pictures: Take a Tour of the Venice Biennale's Giardini Section, Which Is Full of Inventive Abstraction and the Art of Magic April 22, 2022

INFORMATION (Today) at Astrup Fearnley Museet, Oslo April 21, 2022

Meet Eight Artists Reshaping the 59th Venice Biennale April 21, 2022

Derek Fordjour examines magic, race and revelry in two L.A. art installations April 19, 2022

Tour Cecilia Alemani's Venice Biennale Exhibition, Coursing with Surrealist Energies and Abounding with Bodies April 19, 2022

The Single Best Work in the Whitney Biennial April 18, 2022

La Guida di Esquire all'arte contemporanea April 17, 2022

New York - Joe Bradley: "Bhoga Marga" at Petzel Through April 30th, 2022 April 15, 2022

Joe Bradley Begins Again April 14, 2022

Whitney Biennial 2022: Artist Installations That Stole the Show April 8, 2022

'We give them permission to deceive us': the power and privilege of the magician April 4, 2022

A Whitney Biennial of Shadow and Light March 31, 2022

A Haunting Film at UC Irvine is Not for the Faint of Heart March 25, 2022

[The New Yorker's Art Letter] A newly born abstract painter, Joe Bradley March 20, 2022

Forces of Abstraction: 'Rigged' at Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler March 15, 2022

Hirshhorn opens exhibition showcasing a century of art by nearly 50 pathbreaking women and nonbinary artists August 3, 2022

Can slime mould grow into artificial intelligence? Centre Pompidou show considers interactions between human and non-human entities March 8, 2022

Nikita Gale’s Bodiless Performance March 4, 2022

Women take the spotlight in a pair of art shows at the A.U. Museum March 2, 2022

Resident 1 By Simon Denny February 22, 2022

A Panel Etched with ‘Blood,’ ‘Nerves’ and ‘Knee’ February 18, 2022

Nikita Gale | 'End of Subject' at 52 Walker February 14, 2022

"Post-Capital: Art and the Economics of the Digital Age" February 2022

ArtSeen: Witch Hunt February 1, 2022

Tripping the Time Stamp. A Conversation with Simon Denny January 12, 2022

'There's a Lot of Ingenuity in These Little Forms': Artist Sarah Morris on Why She Started Painting Spiderwebs During Lockdown January 7, 2022

Isabella Ducrot at San Giuseppe delle Scalze a Pontecorvo December 12, 2021

Painters On the Books Every Artist Must Read November 3, 2021

The Cyberflâneur: Simon Denny August 24, 2021

Encountering ‘Redemption Now’: A Promise of No Relief September 14, 2021

Must-See Exhibitions September 7, 2021

8 Gallery Shows Not to Miss This Fall in New York, From New Louise Lawler Work at Metro Pictures to a Karma Show Curated by Hilton Als September 7, 2021

Lucas Page September 7, 2021

Craving Art This Fall? Here Are 57 Varieties September 6, 2021

Simon Denny Is Selling an Intentionally Lackluster NFT to Benefit Institutions Crypto Collectors Typically Don’t Care About August 31, 2021

In Pictures: This Landmark Museum Show in Virginia Examines How Black Southern Art and Music Inspire One Another August 25, 2021

See the Modernist Masterpieces That Have Returned to View at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin After a Six-Year Hiatus for Renovation August 20, 2021

Wade Guyton Mixes the Incidental with the Arbitrary August 10, 2021

The T List: Five Things We Recommend This Week August 5, 2021

What to See in Europe this August August 4, 2021

Artist Features: Christian Jankowski August 4, 2021

‘It Can Be Nightmarish, or It Can Be Wonderful’: Watch Artist Allan McCollum Assemble Installations of Thousands of Near-Identical Objects March 26, 2020

Jon Pylypchuk’s Chorus of Loss July 31, 2021

Israeli Artist Who Filmed IDF Soldiers Occupying Berlin Can't Imagine Living in Israel July 27, 2021

Jon Pylypchuk: A conversation with the artist July 27, 2021

MOCA Grand Reopens with Intertwined Narratives of the Moment July 22, 2021

Yael Bartana on the Politics of Collective Redemption July 21, 2021

David Ebony’s Top 10 New York City Gallery Highlights July 20, 2021

Art Meets Its Soundtrack Deep in ‘The Dirty South’ July 15, 2021

Critics' Picks: Jon Pylypchuk July 9, 2021

Yael Bartana: "Redemption Now" im Jüdischen Museum Berlin July 1, 2021

Interviews: Yael Bartana June 30, 2021

Flowers Burst Through “Shadow of the Sun” Collaboration June 23, 2021

Kadist’s ‘Seeing Sound’ is the Perfect Reentry to Communal Art Viewing June 10, 2021

Get Down: Tomoo Gokita @ Dallas Contemporary June 09, 2021

Pieter Schoolwerth: Delirious shadows, a conversation with Michael Stoeber June 4, 2021

Zur Eröffnung kommt der Messias June 4, 2021

On my radar: Heather Phillipson’s cultural highlights May 22, 2021

Stefanie Heinze. Stories of the imaginary May 13, 2021

4 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now May 13, 2021

Hanne Darboven: Europa 97 May 5, 2021

Tour de Force: Raphaela Vogel May 2021

Belle Lettrists: Nicola Tyson, Maria Lassnig, Amy Sillman May 2021

What NFTs Mean for Contemporary Art April 29, 2021

COLLABORATIONS AND CONFLICTS: WEEKLY NEWS ROUNDUP April 27, 2021

New York: Simon Denny "Mine" at Petzel April 22, 2021

Environmentally Focused NFTs Try to Offset Carbon Footprint April 22, 2021

Samson Young’s Sonic Explorations Reveal Unseen Histories of Territories, Conflict, and Separation April 19, 2021

New York – “Works on Paper” at Petzel Gallery Through April 24th, 2020 April 15, 2021

Simon Denny: Mine at Petzel Gallery, NYC (Video) April 12, 2021

What Are NFTs and Why Are They Changing the Art World? April 9, 2021

Some of the World’s Top Artists Are Trying Their Hand at NFTs. The World’s Top Galleries Are a Bit More Skeptical April 6, 2021

Artist Simon Denny’s First NFT is a Trojan Horse April 1, 2021

Painter Joe Bradley Departs Gagosian, Joins Petzel Gallery and Xavier Hufkens March 29, 2021

NFTs: art, advertising, or both? March 25, 2021

Dana Hoey : Pilgrim, Puritan, Whore March 24, 2021

Down In The Mine March 18, 2021

What I Learned From Christian Jankowski About The Art Of Bizarre Moments March 15, 2021

Now you can offset your NFT footprint too March 12, 2021

Kathia St. Hilaire and Austin Martin White Flourish at Derek Eller Gallery March 11, 2021

Joyce Pensato: The Fizz is Still Fizzing February 2021

Joyce Pensato at Petzel Gallery March 5, 2021

Petzel Show 'Mine' Digs Into Tech, Labor, & Earth Resources March 2, 2021

Editors’ Picks: 15 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week March 2, 2021

The Mine as Metaphor: An Interview with Simon Denny March 1, 2021

PICTURES: Interview February 24, 2021

Wade Guyton and Jacqueline Humphries Want to Renovate an NYC Art Venue and Not Change a Thing February 19, 2021

Hanne Darboven in Duisburg Die Königin der deutschen Konzeptkunst February 18, 2021

The Commanding, Flamboyant Joyce Pensato February 13, 2021

Curiously Confounding: A Review of Charline von Heyl at Corbett vs. Dempsey February 10, 2021

Joyce Pensato February 5, 2021

Emily Mae Smith, Figurative Painter with Ascendant Market, Joins Petzel Gallery February 4, 2021

Joyce Pensato: Fuggetabout It (Redux) at Petzel Gallery in Chelsea, NYC (Video) February 2, 2021

Exhibition Review: "PICTURES" at Petzel Gallery February 1, 2021

Joyce Pensato | Part 2 - Friedrich Petzel February 2021

Joyce Pensato | Part 1 - Elizabeth Ferry February 2021

8 Actually Fun Things to Do in NYC This Weekend January 21, 2021

The Object Talk: Seth Price January 19, 2021

Joyce Pensato January 14, 2021

Artist Jorge Pardo Transforms his Bushwick Carriage House into a Livable Piece of Art January 15, 2021

FedEx Shipping Damage Creates Fractured Artworks January 12, 2021

Online Gallery: Keith Edmier January 11, 2021

Evidence of Painting: Interview with Xie Nanxing January 8, 2021

Spotlight: Joyce Pensato, Petzel Gallery January 2021

Exclusive Interview With Artist Walead Beshty January 8, 2021

Young, Adult Winter 2020/2021

Derek Fordjour Conjures a Heavenly World December 16, 2020

Artist Derek Fordjour on his new exhibit December 12, 2020

Reappearances of Dada: On Xie Nanxing’s “A Roll of the Dice” December 10, 2020

Will Heinrich, "5 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now" December 9, 2020

Exhibition presents theaters of waiting and randomness December 8, 2020

Best of 2020 Tim Griffin: Best of 2020

Piece Piece: Interview with Allan McCollum Fall / Winter 2020

Nicola Tyson at Petzel December 2020

Marching to the Beat of Their Own Drum November 27, 2020

A star in the global art world recalls Memphis childhood in a painting November 20, 2020

Derek Fordjour, From Anguish to Transcendence November 19, 2020

The Crushing Weight of the Comfortable: Rodney McMillian Fall 2020

Best Practices: Derek Fordjour’s Art Stares Down Shared Fears and Vulnerabilities November 10, 2020

Rodney McMillian Deftly Treads the Line Between Politics and Aesthetics October 30, 2020

Art exhibits at two Houston colleges tackle hot-button issues October 30, 2020

Review: Pieter Schoolwerth October 27, 2020

Diabolical Sound: A Conversation with Nikita Gale October 26, 2020

Willem de Rooij Finds Complexity Underrated October 26, 2020

Surrealism’s Unfinished Business October 24, 2020

Stefanie Heinze Interviews Stefanie Heinze October 23, 2020

James Little’s Black Paintings are a ‘Volley of Minimalist Ideals’ Exposing the Drama, Richness, and Contrasting Values of Black October 22,2020

Derek Fordjour on painting the African-American experience October 20, 2020

Derek Fordjour Uses Sport as the Perfect Allegory for Organised Society October 16, 2020

The Downward Spiral: Zombie Figuration and The Death Ritual October 14, 2020

The Downward Spiral: Zombie Figuration and The Death Ritual October 14, 2020

The Sound of Dissent: Nikita Gale October 13, 2020

Artists Quarantine With Their Art Collections October 10, 2020

Allan McCollum: Mt. Signal and its Sand Spikes October 2020

11 Essential Sound Artworks, from Reviled Noise Orchestras to Protest-Minded Installations October 8, 2020

A Resurgence in Chelsea October 8, 2020

Derek Fordjour: SHELTER October 7, 2020

Ross Bleckner Captures the Raw Vulnerability of Human Life in Paint October 5, 2020

Pieter Schoolwerth’s Sims 4 Paintings Burst Our Filter Bubbles October 2, 2020

Tomoo Gokita October/November 2020

Pieter Schoolwerth: Shifted Sims October 2020

Signs of the Imperial Valley: Sand Spikes from Mount Signal 2020 October 2020

David Ebony’s NYC Autumn TOP 10 October 1, 2020

Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend September 25, 2020

Nicola Tyson on “Sense of Self” September 24, 2020

Behind The Mask: John Stezaker's Surreal Assemblages September 26, 2020

Reality Rendered Raw: 6 New York Solo Shows September 25, 2020

mummy sleeping bags made from margaret thatcher’s vintage scarfs by simon denny April 21, 2020

At SCAD, Emily Mae Smith’s Wildly Inventive Visions September 21, 2020

Instagram: Pieter Schoolwerth September 14, 2020

Pieter Schoolwerth Reveals Violent Cracks in the Digital Self September 21, 2020

Cosima von Bonin Takes Cute Art Seriously September 19, 2020

John Stezaker and the art of looking September 19, 2020

Things to Do This Week September 19, 2020

Going's On About Town: Nicola Tyson September 18, 2020

Emily Mae Smith September 18, 2020

Sometimes, You Have to Laugh: A Review of Nicola Tyson ‘Sense of Self’ at Petzel Gallery September 17, 2020

Distancing #50: Change Your Life September 16, 2020

Spotlight: Maria Lassnig July 10, 2020

Goings on About Town: Community Board September 5, 2020

Break the circuits Burn the groves. Do not transcend, Cannibalize. September 2020

Simon Denny: New Zealand’s Prodigal Art Son September 2020

Shifted Sims: A Conversation With Pieter Schoolwerth August 25, 2020

Nicola Tyson: Sense of Self August 23, 2020

Joe Bradley Isn’t Concerned About Having an Artistic Style August 17, 2020

In Jorge Pardo's "Tecoh," a Place to See and to Learn August 14, 2020

A Love Letter to a Nightmare at Petzel Gallery August 11, 2020

“A Love Letter to a Nightmare” at Petzel August 2, 2020

A Love Letter to a Nightmare at Petzel Gallery July 31, 2020

Five Art Accounts to Follow on Instagram Now July 29, 2020

New York roundup July 27, 2020

Meet LA’s Art Community: Nikita Gale Is Thinking About the Politics of Sound and Music July 20, 2020

Treatise as Exhibition: A Conversation with Simon Denny - Part 1 November 20, 2020

5 New York City Galleries That You Can Visit This Weekend July 18, 2020

Wade Guyton: Museum Ludwig July / August 2020

8 Must-See Exhibitions at New York’s Reopened Galleries July 10, 2020

Sarah Morris Evokes the Perils and Perks of a Globalised World July 6, 2020

Behind the Scenes at 5 New York City Galleries Preparing to Reopen July 6, 2020

The Debt of Kitsch: Undermining reification through the work of Joyce Pensato and Sun Yitian July 2020

Simon Denny and Joanna Pope's Board Game for Class Warfare July 2020

Rodney McMillian at Petzel July 2020

Sean Landers at Le Consortium June 14, 2020

Derek Fordjour Honors Disenfranchised Communities in His Vibrant, Layered Work June 3, 2020

Allan McCollum: Early Works June 2020

Jon Pylypchuk June 2020

What Are Famous Artists Cooking Up Under Lockdown? Urs Fischer, Chloe Wise, and Others Share Their Deliciously Creative Recipes May 25, 2020

Nicola Tyson’s Angsty Pencil Drawings Perfectly Capture Our Uncertain Times May 11, 2020

With His Star on the Rise, Artist Samson Young Becomes First Winner of M+ Museum’s Sigg Prize May 13, 2020

Big Data’s Deal with the Devil May 12, 2020

Performa 2020 Introduces "Time Share" May 6, 2020

2 Art Gallery Shows to Explore From Home May 6, 2020

Nicola Tyson May 2020

Discovery Begins with Drawing April 2020

Nicola Tyson February 2020

Raphaela Vogel: Der Kunst-Shootingstar im Portrait April 24, 2020

Going's On About Town: Allan McCollum April 24, 2020

What's Up In New York March 4, 2020

Hiroki Tsukuda: An Impending Sense Of Doom At The Museum Of Modern Art Gunma August 2019

Upcycling: 5 Artists Inventively Using Reclaimed Materials April 6, 2020

Going's On About Town: Rodney McMillian April 17, 2020

Dana Schutz: Weathering The Storm April 2020

Dana Hoey: Freedom of gaze April 9, 2020

Derek Fordjour Considers the Precariousness of Shelter April 6, 2020

Troy Brauntuch April 2020

Sean Landers: The Consortium Museum / Dijon April - May 2020

Emily Mae Smith: A Broom of One’s Own April - May 2020

Rodney McMillian at Petzel Gallery April 1, 2020

9 Berlin artists share their survival strategies during the coronavirus crisis March 26, 2020

Video: Tour Allan McCollum’s Survey Exhibition at ICA Miami March 31, 2020

Color and Design Matter. So Does Optimism. March 19, 2020

Spring Shows to Keep Art Lovers Busy March 10, 2020

The Art Show Sparkles with the Old and the New Once Again March 2, 2020

Troy Brauntuch's Latest Show Brings Viewers Face-To-Face With One of History's Darkest Chapters February 26, 2020

Three exhibitions to see in New York this weekend February 27, 2020

Seth Price by Kim Gordon January 29, 2020

Searching for Humanity in the Not-Quite-Human February 29, 2020

See a Slideshow of Works at the ADAA Art Show February 28, 2020

My Studio in the Bronx February 20, 2020

Le stoffe orientali di Isabella Ducrot sbarcano a Roma February 27, 2020

From Contemplative to Morbid at The Art Show February 27, 2020

Dawn Kasper, Samson Young, and Susan Cianciolo February 17, 2020

Hiroki Tsukuda Crafts New Dystopian World for NYC Exhibition February 12, 2020

A Strange New Beauty February 8, 2020

"Opere a Ripa" Isabella Ducrot's Multiple Material Works at T293 Rome February 6, 2020

Samson Young: Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago February 2020

Sean Landers Winter 2020

The Art Show at the Armory: Blue-Chip Brands Show Their Best February 27, 2020

Exhibition Review: Troy Brauntuch at Petzel Gallery January 23, 2020

The best art shows and exhibits in NYC January 15, 2020

Derek Fordjour: Shelter January 2020

Allan McCollum: Institute of Contemporary Art Miami January 2020

Tech Bro Uniform Meets Margaret Thatcher. Disruption Ensues. January 14, 2020

6 Must-See Art Exhibitions On Right Now – Selected by Galleriesnow January 9, 2020

Jon Pylypchuk January 9, 2020

Wade Guyton gives painting a new edge in major Cologne museum survey December 20, 2019

The Artists' Artists December 2019

Malcolm Morley November 30, 2019

Walead Beshty: White Shadows November 19, 2019

Radical Figures: Painting in the New Millennium surveys new directions in figurative painting November 18, 2019.

Must-See Exhibitions in New York City Nov – Dec November 18, 2019

Tomoo Gokita: A Big Love November 1, 2019

How Seth Price Has Always Stayed Ten Steps Ahead of the Internet October 29, 2019

A Broken Pair of Scissors: John Stezaker’s Pursuit of the Image October 11, 2019

Christian Jankowski: ‘Discourse News’ July 19, 2012

9 Art Shows to See This Week On and Off Frieze Island April 30, 2018

Dirk Skreber “days before” at Petzel Gallery, New York

Manifesta 11: Christian Jankowski June 9, 2016

Christian Jankowski Wins 2015 Finkenwerder Art Prize April 3, 2015

The Medium Is Massage: Christian Jankowski Offers Rubdowns in Miami December 8, 2017

Wade Guyton and Stephen Prina at Petzel Gallery, New York September 30, 2019

New York Galleries: What to See Right Now October 2, 2019

Dana Hoey at Petzel October 2019

Stefanie Heinze October 2019

Xie Nanxing: Thomas Dane Gallery October 2019

The best art of the 21st century September 17, 2019

Storytelling After a Digital Revolution September 12, 2019

Seth Price’s Film about the Internet Is Fragmented and Digressive—Like the Internet Itself September 17, 2019

The Must-See Exhibitions in New York This Autumn September 13, 2019

This ultra colourful French hotel is packed with quirky details and hidden spaces September 11, 2019

The Shows You Need to See During Berlin Art Week September 11, 2019

A History of the Painter’s Heart September 2019

Gaming The System September 2019

Mask: In Present-Day Art September 2019

Samson Young: Silver Moon or Golden Star, Which Will You Buy of Me? September 2019

Silver Moon or Golden Star, Which Will You Buy of Me? September 2019

A Tribute to Joyce Pensato August 2019

12 must-see paintings from the new Heimo Zobernig exhibition August 7, 2019

Edinburgh Festival 2019 reviews: Below the Blanket / Samson Young: Real Music August 6, 2019

The Apollo 40 under 40 podcast: Simon Denny August 5, 2019

Joyce Pensato: Hello, I Must Be Going July 30, 2019

Dana Hoey at Petzel July 29, 2019

Dana Hoey at Petzel July 29, 2019

Eye Mask: Fight Night with Dana Hoey July 29, 2019

Three to see: Edinburgh Art Festival July 26, 2019

Edinburgh art festival review – from the sublime to the meaningless July 26, 2019

New York Galleries: What to See Right Now July 24, 2019

Cosima von Bonin at Magasin III Jaffa July 1, 2019

Art Out: Violence and Victimhood Panel July 23, 2019

Joyce Pensato (1941–2019) July 21, 2019

Chou Yu-Cheng And Tromarama, Edouard Malingue Gallery Visiting Petzel, 67th Street July 20, 2019

Seth Price’s Self as Tube July 18, 2019

Condo New York July 8, 2019

6 Must-See Artists Showing at Condo New York 2019 July 10, 2019

Editors’ Picks: 19 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week July 15, 2019

Dana Hoey Organizes Ladies Muay Thai Fight Night @ Petzel Gallery In New York July 15, 2019

Travelled, Shredded, Touched and Broken: Walead Beshty at MAMCO, Genève June 29, 2019

Max Beckmann in Dialogue: Cecily Brown, Ella Kruglyanskaya, Dana Schutz July 2019

‘Hearing is a condition that we aspire to’ - on the work of Samson Young - Reflections #12 July 10, 2019

The Feminist Artist Who Created The Selfie Nearly 100 Years Ago July 5, 2019

Selfie shtick – the many faces of Maria Lassnig July 5, 2019

A Gift Like Kung Pao Chicken July 2019

Cracked Mirror: Walead Beshty Interviewed by John Parton July–August 2019

Joyce Pensato, Who Made Cartoon Characters Complex, Dies at 78 June 24, 2019

Samson Young’s Instrumentation – a review June 21, 2019

John Stezaker: Love Summer 2019

Artist Simon Denny explores the effects of digital and physical mining June 19, 2019

MONA's new exhibition is a human-sized board game with global implications June 17, 2019

“Strategic Vandalism: The Legacy of Asger Jorn’s Modification Paintings” June 1, 2019

From Giant Board Games to Amazon's Worker Cage: Simon Denny's Dark Arts June 11, 2019

Burnt Offerings In Ross Bleckner’s Pharmaceutria June 10, 2019

Dana Schutz May 2019

Canary In the Coal Mine: Simon Denny On His New Show About Mining Data and Minerals June 5, 2019

Cosima von Bonin at House of Gaga, Mexico City June 3, 2019

Fail Better: Colin Lang on Stefanie Heinze at Capitain Petzel, Berlin June 2019

How Deep is the Ocean?: Cosima von Bonin Summer 2019

Art in the dark: Dark Mofo May 31, 2019

‘I View All Space as Public’: Sarah Morris Explains Why Nothing Is Off Limits in Her New Paintings and Films May 23, 2019

Sarah Morris cuts through the noise at White Cube May 18, 2019

Emily Mae Smith: A Clean Sweep May 6, 2019

Previews: “SIMON DENNY: MINE” May 2019

My art is a way of trying to create cosmos out of chaos, says John Stezaker September 22, 2018

THE 10 BEST ART SHOWS OF 2017 December 25, 2017

Influential Artist Joyce Pensato to Launch "The No Pants Fizz Show" at NANZUKA April 16, 2019

‘Beijing Is Not a Static Place’: A Report from the Chinese Capital’s Gallery Weekend June 21, 2018

An entirely different view of Abu Dhabi: Sarah Morris's film is the first commissioned work for the Guggenheim's permanent collection November 15, 2018

Sarah Morris’ vibrant new exhibition explores speech, sound and the movement of the metropolis April 11, 2019

The YBA that got away: Sarah Morris on her new exhibition and hanging out with David Bowie April 10, 2019

Rodney McMillian’s cyclorama of displacement at SFMOMA April 29, 2019

Ross Bleckner, “Pharmaceutria” April 29, 2019

Professor’s new exhibition explores homelessness, inequality in America April 28, 2019

Introducing the Berlin artist transforming symbolic objects into dark social critique April 26, 2019

Three exhibitions to see in London this weekend April 26, 2019

Ross Bleckner on His Comeback and Mary Boone April 25, 2019

Cosima von Bonin ‘Ocean and Caffeine’ at Magasin III Jaffa, Tel Aviv-Yafo April 2019

Houdini with a Brush April 10, 2019

New Order: Art and Technology in the Twenty-first Century April 19, 2019

Impossible Pictures April 18, 2019

A Vision of Mass Media Compromised and Revised April 13, 2019

Blackout? Three shows create meta-exhibition of contemporary art in Dallas and Fort Worth February, 2017

Artist of Science Makes His Return March 7, 2014

Interviews, Ross Bleckner October 22, 2012

For Child Soldiers, a Chance to Wield Brushes, Not Arms April 28, 2009

TRANSCENDENT ANTI-FETISHISM March 1979

CHARLINE VON HEYL’S PAINTINGS TREAT STRUCTURE LIKE A GAME April 9, 2019

Tracing the Legacy of Asger Jorn, "Vandal' of the Vanguard April 5, 2019

The Week in Arts: The Criterion Channel, Charlotte Gainsbourg and ‘Queens of Mystery’ April 6, 2019

Shame, Sociality and Success, MARK GROTJAHN AND JONATHAN PYLYPCHUK February-March 2013

JON PYLYPCHUK November 9, 2016

David Ebony’s Top 10 New York Gallery Shows for July July 22, 2015

Strategic Vandalism: The Legacy of Asger Jorn's Modification Paintings April 2019

A Curator Finds Inspiration In Abstract Expressionism at The American Fine Arts Society Gallery April 3, 2019

Robert Heinecken at Rhona Hoffman April 3, 2019

Jorge Pardo Continues to Redefine What It Means to Live With Art April 3, 2019

New York Art Galleries: What to See Right Now April 3, 2019

Dana Schutz April 1, 2019

Dana Schutz April 1, 2019

On my radar: Sarah Morris's cultural highlights March 31, 2019

Artist Adam McEwen's Latest Show at the Lever House is Full of Useless but Beautiful Objects March 15, 2019

Christchurch Shooting Gives New Sense of Urgency to Simon Denny Show March 21, 2019

Location, Location, Location: Artist/Architect/Designer Jorge Pardo on Why Context Is King March 28, 2019

Six Superb Shows in New York: Jessi Reaves, Mimi Gross, Nolan Simon, ‘Strategic Vandalism,’ ‘Notebook,’ and Caroline Goe March 28, 2019

‘Making a Painting More Alive’: Charline von Heyl’s Hirshhorn Museum Survey Is a Master Class in Abstraction March 27, 2019

Writing the Song of Myself: An Interview with Sean Landers March 2019

Jorge Pardo “Eccentric Reflexivity 1988–1994” at Petzel, New York March 27, 2019

“Harry Ransom Center Acquires Archive Exploring Photographers’ Creative Process” January 17, 2019

"Unearthing Photography’s Time Capsule" by Meredith Mendelsohn January 11, 2019

"In 1983, Four Major Photographers Worked Together on a Historic Project That Never Saw the Light of Day—Until Now" by Taylor Dafoe February 22, 2019

Raphaela Vogel Berlinische Galerie / Berlin March 12, 2019

The top five New York art shows this week March 11, 2019

23 High-Energy Gallery Shows Opening in New York This March That You Won’t Want to Miss March 6, 2019

A Legacy of Found Object Art at Petzel’s Asger Jorn Show March 5, 2019

Derek Fordjour March 5, 2019

Degrees of Mystery: B. Wurtz on Exhibitions Around New York February 27, 2019

Armory Guide: Everything You Need to Know for NYC's Biggest Art Fair Week February 27, 2019

Interview with Isabella Ducrot February 28, 2019

Editors’ Picks: 9 Great Art and Design Events This Week February 25, 2019

Dana Schutz Confronts Whitney Biennial Firestorm with Bold New Works February 15, 2019

Adam McEwen Makes Us Question What is Real in Two New NYC Shows February 20, 2019

Artist Derek Fordjour Revels In The Game Toppling Expectations As He Goes February 15, 2019

Why It’s Refreshing When White Male Artists Doubt Themselves February 7, 2019

Artist Adam McEwen Is Making a Leap with Two Major Manhattan Shows February 12, 2019

As Is: Sean Landers February 8, 2019

Dana Schutz: Imagine Me and You February 5, 2019

Dana Schutz’s New Paintings Just Might Be Her Best February 7, 2018

Picture Industry: A Provisional History of the Technical Image December 20, 2018

Raphaela Vogel February 2019

‘I Don’t Want to Be a Blip’: An Artist on the Rise Adjusts to the Spotlight January 30, 2019

NYC’s Stellar Season of Female Painters Only Underlines the Art Market’s Misogyny January 30, 2019

‘Imagination doesn’t have to wait’: how a Hong Kong sound artist found his musical feet January 27, 2019

After Open Casket: the artist exhibits new painting and sculpture January 25, 2019

Editors’ Picks: 12 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week January 21, 2019

Dana Schutz’s Paintings Wring Beauty From Worldwide Calamity January 28, 2019

Get to Know Emily Mae Smith’s Surreal, Sensual Painting January 17, 2019

Dana Schutz Takes Back Her Painterly Name January 17, 2019

Dana Schutz Stages Bold Return to Form after Whitney Biennial Controversy January 11, 2019

The Museum Is Closed? These Paintings Have a Digital Life January 10, 2019

5 Fabulous Museum Shows to See in Washington, D.C.—If the Shutdown Ever Ends January 10, 2019

After the Quake, Dana Schutz Gets Back to Work January 9, 2019

Charline von Heyl's Paintings Are the Best Thing at the Hirshhorn That You Can't See January 4, 2019

Yael Bartana: Philadelphia Museum of Art January 2019

Nikita Gale January 2019

Seth Price’s Digital Dissolution December 29, 2018

Isabella Ducrot “Big Aura” at Capitain Petzel, Berlin December 27, 2019

The Year in, and Beyond, New York’s Galleries—Plus a Top 10 From All Over December 27, 2018

Seth Price at Friedrich Petzel December 24, 2018

Sarah Morris’s work for Art Basel Miami Beach is sleek, graphic and uncompromising December 6, 2018

Charline von Heyl: 'Snake Eyes’ Review December 18, 2018

Charline von Heyl December 1, 2018

What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week December 19, 2018

‘People Often Get Hung Up on the Search for Meaning’: Artist Seth Price on Why You Probably Don’t Understand His Work December 17, 2018

Art Advisor Heather Flow Suggests Four Chelsea Gallery Shows You Shouldn’t Miss This Holiday Season December 12, 2018

Jorge Pardo Crafts a Vibrant Dream House in Mérida, Mexico November 7, 2018

The Artists' Artists: Seth Price December 2018

How one abstract artist refuses to be boxed in November 30, 2018

Malcolm Morley December 2018

Seth Price: Hell Has Everything At Petzel, New York November 28, 2018

Sarah Morris, “Midtown Paintings: 1998–2001” November 5, 2018

Consumer Reports: Seth Price November 16, 2018

Seth Price is Making Art With a Dead Squid November 8, 2018

Broom With a View: Emily Mae Smith’s Humorous Art-Historical Revisions November 15, 2018

Tomoo Gokita November 6, 2018

Only Art World Insiders Get These Jokes November 6, 2018

9 Art Events to Attend in New York City This Week November 5, 2018

Charline von Heyl with Raphael Rubinstein November 2018

Charline von Heyl November 2018

Sarah Morris Paints An Ever-Changing Midtown, Sans Nostalgia November 2, 2018

Helmut Lang's New Limited-Edition Cowboy Boots Are Almost Too Artful to Walk In October 25, 2018

Editors’ Picks: 17 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week October 29, 2018

‘There’s something suspicious about painting’ – an interview with Joe Bradley October 25, 2018

Picture Industry October 24, 2017

Monday Gallery October 15, 2018

A Hotel Where Every Room Is a Work of Art September 11, 2018

Charline von Heyl at Petzel Gallery October 11, 2018

What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week October 4, 2018

The Ever-Changing Charline von Heyl October 3, 2018

Gallery Peeping: The Best of New York Fall 2018 September 28, 2018

Hiroki Tsukuda at Nanzuka October 1, 2018

Daily Newsletter September 19, 2018

Highlights of the New Season Shows in New York September 21, 2018

Pop Erotica and 8 Centuries of Fantasy: NYC’s Fall Gallery Season Is Its Best in Years September 20, 2018

Charline von Heyl at Petzel September 21, 2018

John Stezaker: Lost World September 21, 2018

Philadelphia Museum of Art performance will be a funeral for weapons in a city of violence September 20, 2018

Charline von Heyl at Deichtorhallen Hamburg September 2018

Charline von Heyl at Petzel Gallery is the show to beat this season in New York September 14, 2018

Wrestling With The Uncomfortable: Large-Scale Abstract Paintings Of Charline Von Heyl September 14, 2018

Charline von Heyl, New Work At Petzel Gallery, New York September 12, 2018

Five Female Painters to See in New York Art Galleries September 8, 2018

Indulging in Post-Apocalyptic Nostalgia September 4, 2018

Goings On About Town: Charline von Heyl September 7, 2018

One Hand Clapping at the Guggenheim Museum, New York August 13, 2018

Samson Young August 6, 2018

In Memoriam: A Tribute to Malcolm Morley August 3, 2018

Five on Five: Kylie Banyard on Dana Schutz’s Breastfeeding July 27, 2018

Can I Interest You in a Masterpiece? July 28, 2018

Christian Jankowski Guest-Starred on a German Crime Drama and Declared It Art. The Producers Say No, It’s Just a TV Show July 25, 2018

Maja Hoffmann and Jorge Pardo on creating a remarkable Provençal retreat July 2018

Who said art about other art is boring? (Christian Jankowski at Petzel) July 16, 2018

Is blockchain the future of art? Four experts weigh in July 16, 2018.

The Big Jankowski (Show) July 12, 2018

‘Chaos and Awe: Painting for the 21st Century’ Review: Trying to Corral the Uncorralable July 7, 2018

7 Artists to Discover at Condo New York 2018 June 27, 2018

Haroshi's Japanese Monsters Will Invade NYC's Petzel Gallery June 20, 2018

Malcolm Morley, inaugural Turner Prize winner June 17, 2018

Goings On About Town: Wade Guyton June 18, 2018

Seth Price June 8, 2018

Beer with a Painter: Joyce Pensato June 9, 2018

Malcolm Morley, Genre-Crossing Artist, Is Dead at 86 June 7, 2018

Just Who Does He Think He Is? Wade Guyton In New York And Zürich June 5, 2018

Malcolm Morley, Pioneer of Photorealist Painting, Dies at 86 June 2, 2018

Malcolm Morley (1931-2018) June 2, 2018

Cosima von Bonin Summer 2018

Cosima von Bonin June 1, 2018

Shot to the Head Summer 2018

Imagining a World Ruled by Women May 24, 2018

On the Many Benefits of Being a Difficult Artist: A Q&A With Jorge Pardo

Tomoo Gokita: Exposing the underbelly of pop culture May 12, 2018

Hidden Noise: Episode no. 11 March 16, 2018

Aus der Vogel Perspektive May 2018

Songs for Disaster Relief World Tour May 2018

Cosima von Bonin: ‘What If It Barks?' April 12, 2018

In Conversation: Cosima von Bonin with Eleanor Heartney April 4, 2018

Spices: Xie Nanxing April 2018

Cosima von Bonin at Friedrich Petzel March 26, 2018

Cosima von Bonin’s ‘WHAT IF IT BARKS?’ at Petzel Gallery March 21, 2018

Artist's exhibition offers new take on Western masterpieces March 20, 2018

Charline von Heyl Painting Survey to Travel from Germany to Washington, D.C. March 14, 2018

Goings On About Town: Cosima von Bonin March 10, 2018

How Artist Simon Denny Is Turning Board Games Into Hilarious Critiques of Digital Capitalism March 1, 2018

Rose-Colored Glasses March 2018

Sean Landers at Petzel Gallery March 4, 2018

Stefanie Heinze March 1, 2018

A Former Slacker Artist Gets Real February 26, 2018

Q&A With Cosima von Bonin February 23, 2018

Antidote for apathy: Rodney McMillian’s Austin show is a ‘call to action’ February 20, 2018

Bitcoin Is the New Birkin Bag February 20, 2018

Heimo Zobernig: What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week February 7, 2018.

Jorge Pardo on the ‘rustic’ digital technique behind his laser-cut chandeliers February 6, 2018

Newly Found Films Reveal a Powerful Feminist Creative Moment in 1970s New York February 2, 2018

For Dana Schutz, a new show after her controversial painting of Emmett Till January 29, 2018

The Surreal Paintings of Tomoo Gokita Inspired by Vintage Playboys January 28, 2018

Dana Schutz tackles Trump era anxieties in new show at Transformer Station January 21, 2018

Of Course Peter Thiel Is a Green-Skinned Villain in This Board Game Attacking Techno-Libertarianism January 18, 2018

John Stezaker: The Voyeur: Photoroman Collages, 1976-1979 at Petzel January/February 2018

John Stezaker: ‘I was trying to create a sort of photographic cubism’ December 19, 2017

L.A. artist Rodney McMillian peels back the facade on the ultimate symbol of power: the White House January 10, 2018

Exhibition Review: "The Voyeur: Photoroman Collages, 1976-1979" January 3, 2018

Jorge Pardo at Friedrich Petzel January 9, 2018

Goings On About Town: John Stezaker November 27, 2017

The 10 Best Art Shows of 2017 December 25, 2017

John Stezaker November 10, 2017

How Artist Derek Fordjour Turned Cardboard and Newspaper Into a Carnival Funhouse December 18, 2017

Seth Price: Circa 1981 December 13, 2017

Expert Eye: Dan Cameron December 9, 2017

Seth Price ICA / London December 5, 2017

"After Hours, Andrew Durbin on Thomas Eggerer at Petzel Gallery" December 2017

Picture Industry December 2017

Willem de Rooij KW Institute for Contemporary Art / Berlin November 23, 2017

’Simon Denny: The Founder’s Paradox' at Michael Lett, Auckland November 24, 2017

A Dreamy Carnival at the Children’s Museum in Harlem November 22, 2017

Artist plays a game of life with new exhibition November 18, 2017

Building the Boat While Painting November 17, 2017

Mother Mold: Keith Edmier’s Frozen Faces October 31, 2017

Critic's Picks: Nicola Tyson - Drawing Room, London October 2017

Nicola Tyson: Sadie Coles HQ | Davies Street November 2017

Dana Schutz: ICA - Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston October 2017

Seth Price: Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam October 2017

Alex Kitnick, "Thomas Eggerer" November 2017

Hiroki Tsukuda at Neuer Aachener Kunstverein October 13, 2017

Stephen Prina at Museo Madre October 12, 2017

US artist Seth Price takes over the I.C.A for his first UK exhibition October 2, 2017

In the Era of the Impossible News Cycle, Artist Wade Guyton Is Translating Screenshots to Painting September 29, 2017

What Is the Sound of Failed Aspirations? September 26, 2017

Stephen Prina: Museo Madre September 2017

Casting Call: Keith Edmier Makes a Final Mask of Himself for ‘Mother Mold’ at Petzel September 7, 2017

My Manifesto: The Manifesto that Isn't September 6, 2017

Review: Pieter Schoolwerth, “Model as Painting” June 13, 2017

Samson Young: Five Plus One Almanac 2017

Walead Beshty: Petzel Gallery Summer 2017

In Conversation: Walead Beshty with Amy Ontiveros June 2017

Walead Beshty May 6, 2017

Wade Guyton Peter Fischli David Weiss May 2017