Art

Our Critics’ Picks of the Moment? Chair Sculptures, Skyscraping Abstractions, and an Ode to an Artist Gone Too Soon

Ksenia M. Soboleva's debut for the Critics' Table is a reflection on Gordon Hall's new work at the Kitchen, Johanna Fateman gives a quintessentially New York painter a solid rave, and John Vincler is delighted by a two-part show honoring Jenni Crain.

By Johanna Fateman By Ksenia M. Soboleva By John Vincler May 21, 2025

This Event Is Combatting Art-Fair Fatigue, One City at a Time

With its 15th edition in Brooklyn, the Other Art Fair continued its tradition of ditching the white-walled script for something bolder.

By Cristina Macaya May 14, 2025

At Casa Francis, the New Home Gallery From Rosa Park, You’ll Need to Leave Your Phone at the Door. Here’s Why

The gallerist is transforming her domestic space into a vessel for a different kind of gallery experience.

By Sophie Lee May 13, 2025

Art

Our Critics’ Picks of the Moment? Chair Sculptures, Skyscraping Abstractions, and an Ode to an Artist Gone Too Soon

Ksenia M. Soboleva's debut for the Critics' Table is a reflection on Gordon Hall's new work at the Kitchen, Johanna Fateman gives a quintessentially New York painter a solid rave, and John Vincler is delighted by a two-part show honoring Jenni Crain.

Heading to the Berkshires This Summer? Here’s Your Guide to the Local Art Scene, According to Three of Its Biggest Champions

At 23 Years Old, Musician and Budding Collector Liam Lis Already Has His Eye on Twomblys and Basquiats

This Event Is Combatting Art-Fair Fatigue, One City at a Time

With its 15th edition in Brooklyn, the Other Art Fair continued its tradition of ditching the white-walled script for something bolder.

At Casa Francis, the New Home Gallery From Rosa Park, You’ll Need to Leave Your Phone at the Door. Here’s Why

The gallerist is transforming her domestic space into a vessel for a different kind of gallery experience.

In Her Latest Exhibition, Artist Austyn Weiner Processes a Year of Love and Loss Through Flowers

For Artist Alison Saar Winning the 2025 David C. Driskell Prize Is More Than an Accolade. It's a Call to Action.

Designer Analuisa Corrigan and Actor Pauline Chalamet Recall How They Discovered Their Creative Niche

Ahead Of Mother’s Day, Artist Eve Biddle Recounts Growing Up Among The Monumental Oeuvre Of Her Own Mom, Mary Ann Unger

Take an Exclusive Look Inside the Homes of David Cancel, Tina Knowles, Nancy Magoon, and More Power Collectors

Artists Elizabeth King and Louise Bonnet on A.I. Uprisings, Email Meltdowns, and Making Work From the Inside Out

Lita Albuquerque, Catherine Opie, Cassi Namoda, and More Reflect on the Juggling Act of Being an Artist and a Mother

Salman Toor Just Opened the Biggest Show of His Career. Here’s How He Feels.

A New Exhibition Chronicles the Protest That Spawned Pride Marches as the World Knows Them