Kat Herriman

Kat Herriman, currently the director of client development at Nina Johnson Gallery, has written extensively for CULTURED as a contributing arts editor, and has placed work with publications including The New York Times, W, and Artforum.

Kat Herriman

Stacy Skolnik Wrote Her Debut Novel for Her Stalkers—And Yours

A New Tokyo Exhibition Traces Tiffany & Co.'s Lineage—From Its First Blue Box to Iconic Jean Schlumberger Creations

Remember When the MoMA PS1 Gala Had Strippers? The Institution Is Beckoning a Return to That Rowdiness

Opera Darling Benjamin Bernheim Muses on the Medium's Place in the 21st Century

Inside Architect Frank Gehry's Decade-Long Love Affair With Louis Vuitton

Headed to Los Angeles for Frieze? Here's an Art Writer's Guide to the City's Best Accommodations

Paul Arnhold, Wes Gordon, and More Than 700 Other Guests Flood the Winter Show’s Young Collectors Night

Prada Mode Is the Pop-Up Art Club You Need To Visit, if You Can Catch It

Artist Shuriya Davis Makes Deliberately Messy Paintings. Collectors Can’t Get Enough

Artist Violet Dennison, Who Once Hacked Her Gallery’s Plumbing System, Can’t Help Causing a Ruckus

How Artist Omari Douglin Taught Himself To Paint Like a Computer

Artist Julia Yerger’s Paintings Are Part Abstraction, Part Cartoon, and All Seduction

Meet the Woman Who Snuck Into the Depp v. Heard Trial To Make Art out of Courtroom Drama

Artist Adraint Khadafhi Bereal Is Tired of ‘Black Joy.’ He Wants to Know What Comes After Rage

Actor Ruby McCollister Teamed Up With a Cult Perfumer to Create a New Scent: Tragedy