Julia Halperin

Julia Halperin is editor-at-large of CULTURED, where she provides editorial guidance, supports digital growth, and contributes coverage of art fairs and biennials. She is a columnist at The Art Newspaper and co-founder of the Burns Halperin Report, the largest report of its kind tracking equity and representation in the art world. Her writing on arts and culture has appeared in the New York Times, W magazine, the New Yorker, and the Financial Times, among other publications. From 2017 to 2022, she was executive editor of Artnet News.

Julia Halperin

How an Encounter With a Much-Derided Self-Help Book Changed Margaret Lee’s Practice Forever

The Venice Yearbook: Your Guide to the Longest Lines, Most Promising Debut, and Biggest Drama Queens of the Biennale

Ahead of the Dallas Art Fair, Four Locals Offer a Peek Into Their Texas-Sized Collections

A Plugged-in Gallery Director Offers a Food and Art Lover’s Guide to Hong Kong

10 Visionary Women Collectors From the 'CULTURED' Archives Reveal the Artists They’ve Got Their Eye On

Here’s How a Studio Accident Became Artist Toshiko Takaezu’s Trademark

Why Does the Art World Love to Hate the Whitney Biennial?

Marina Perez Simão's Paintings Won't Stop Growing in Size

Inside the Collections of Three San Franciscans Who Helped Build the City’s Tight-Knit Art Scene

Here Are the 11 Must-See Exhibitions Opening in New York This January

Fashion Designer Elena Velez Hates Wellness But Admits That ‘Perineum Sunning Is Alpha Behavior’

Dealers Tim Blum, Pamela Echeverría, and Ellie Rines Break Down the Phenomenon the Art World Loves To Hate

At Frieze, Marlborough Showcases the Work of Artists Who Traded in Their Female Birth Names for Male Monikers