Adam Lindemann’s Venus Over Manhattan Doubles Down on Downtown
"The idea of the sort of 'Great Jones neighborhood' in NoHo seems more 'Old New York', and kind of retro. And, Venus is a little retro," said Lindemann.
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James Cohan Gallery’s Flagship Chelsea Space Will Move to Tribeca in September 2019
The gallery will inaugurate its new location at 50 Walker Street with a Josiah McElheny show.
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Andrea Rosen Gallery, a Chelsea Stalwart, ‘Will No Longer Have a Typical Permanent Public Space and Therefore No Longer Represent Living Artists’
Over the past two years, the commercial art world in New York has undergone profound changes, with numerous galleries relocating and others closing. Tonight, word came of undoubtedly the…
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Foxy Production Is Moving to Chinatown
Foxy Production, which is currently located on West 27th Street in Chelsea, is headed to a new 3,000-square-foot space in Chinatown, at 2 East Broadway. It plans to open there in early
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A Quick Look at the Beginning of the Fall Art Season in New York
Technically speaking, fall begins in the New York art world before summer even ends, with many galleries starting the new season next week, opening shows after August vacations. If you want…
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Chelsea’s Anna Kustera Gallery Changes Name, Heads to Brooklyn
The gallery exodus from New York’s Chelsea neighborhood continues. Anna Kustera Gallery, which shuttered its longtime home there on West 21st Street, near Gagosian Gallery, in 2013…
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Chelsea Restaurant Moran’s, Longtime Staple for Gallery Dinners, Has Closed
Moran’s, a Chelsea restaurant on Tenth Avenue where auction house specialists, Upper East Side gallery directors, and Lower East Side art dealers have all joined together at some point to eat
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Jose Freire on Team Gallery’s L.A. Bungalow
Team gallery founder Jose Freire discusses his expansion to Venice Beach, why even he considers it necessary to do art fairs, and the advantages of a domestic-style setting over a white box.
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Eyebeam Decamps from Chelsea to Brooklyn
The new site is to include condos and an upscale restaurant.
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