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2024 Year in Review: Unframed

Art can create profound connections to everyday materials, as seen in Delcy Morelos’s 'El abrazo' and Vik Muniz's 'Legal Tender.'
Hyperrealism in art challenges perceptions of reality, exemplified by Antonio Santín's intricate paintings that blur the lines between textile and painting.
Innovative sculptures from Frank Stella and Tara Donovan explore gravity and form, showcasing the versatility and transformative potential of art.

Marc Straus is the latest New York dealer to open in Tribeca

Marc Straus Gallery will expand to a new location in Tribeca to accommodate its growing artistic program and engage more deeply with artists.

2024 Year in Review: Unframed

Art can create profound connections to everyday materials, as seen in Delcy Morelos’s 'El abrazo' and Vik Muniz's 'Legal Tender.'
Hyperrealism in art challenges perceptions of reality, exemplified by Antonio Santín's intricate paintings that blur the lines between textile and painting.
Innovative sculptures from Frank Stella and Tara Donovan explore gravity and form, showcasing the versatility and transformative potential of art.

Marc Straus is the latest New York dealer to open in Tribeca

Marc Straus Gallery will expand to a new location in Tribeca to accommodate its growing artistic program and engage more deeply with artists.
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Kenny Scharf's technicolor vision comes alive at the Brant Foundation

Kenny Scharf's retrospective showcases his dynamic career blending high art and pop culture, reflecting spontaneity, impermanence, and the vibrant New York art scene.

10 New Art Spaces to Visit in New York City

New York's art scene is evolving, showcasing new galleries and exhibitions despite previous closures.

Maps of Things Past

Loren Munk creates intricate maps that document the interconnectedness of New York's art scene and its history, showcasing artistic legacy.

The Many Faces of Rammellzee

Rammellzee profoundly influenced graffiti culture and the New York art scene through his innovative theories and artistic expressions.
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An Artists' Squat Fought New York City for Decades. Did It Just Win?

ABC No Rio exemplifies the duality of grassroots art institutions in urban settings, blending resistance with challenging funding realities.

I didn't know he was a fascist': the artist who spent years stalking Trump

David Henry Nobody Jr.'s career intersects with Donald Trump's rise, exploring absurdity and celebrity culture in his upcoming survey.
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Thomas Houseago Is Still Mad at His Dad (and Larry Gagosian)

Thomas Houseago's latest sculptures explore themes of trauma and personal history, culminating in a significant solo exhibition after a decade absence from New York.

Color and Grit': Soho gallery show on Sept. 26 showcases powerful Black Abstract art of Clarence James | amNewYork

Clarence James' upcoming exhibition challenges conventions and celebrates Black abstraction, expressing the vibrant chaos of identity and the Black experience.

Thomas Houseago Is Still Mad at His Dad (and Larry Gagosian)

Thomas Houseago's latest sculptures explore themes of trauma and personal history, culminating in a significant solo exhibition after a decade absence from New York.

Color and Grit': Soho gallery show on Sept. 26 showcases powerful Black Abstract art of Clarence James | amNewYork

Clarence James' upcoming exhibition challenges conventions and celebrates Black abstraction, expressing the vibrant chaos of identity and the Black experience.
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3 New Art Galleries Opening This Fall, From Manhattan to Tokyo

Art dealers are expanding ambitiously despite a softening market, with new gallery openings in major cities.
Marian Goodman Gallery is relocating to Tribeca, reflecting contemporary art market dynamics and its own evolution.

International Collectible Design Fair Collectible Has Landed in NYCHere's What to Get Excited For

Collectible seeks to unify the distinct styles of European and American contemporary design communities in the U.S.

'The city's grind can be hell, but it's an Edenic garden of inspiration': young artists on why they are sticking it out in New York

Struggles of a young artist in New York. Huang stopped art due to financial challenges but resumed during the pandemic, showcasing his work.

New York Times art critic Roberta Smith retiring after 32 years at the newspaper

Roberta Smith has made significant contributions to the New York art scene over the past 50 years, with a focus on marginalized areas of art-making like outsider art and craft.
She has been praised for her critical insights, ability to guide art lovers, and willingness to engage with various art forms, from abstraction to figurative painting.

Visit 1970s New York Via Jacksonville

Norman E. Fisher played a crucial role in connecting the artists in New York's art scene during the 1970s.
Fisher's influence extended beyond the art world, attracting household names from various creative fields like music and film to his gatherings.

These 5 Artists Are Redefining New York's Art Scene

New York City has a rich art history and is considered a hub for artists.
Kennedy Yanko is a sought-after sculptor and installation artist making waves in the New York art scene.

Play around with these fluorescent domino pieces in the Financial District

Interactive art installation invites viewers to create their own orchestra of sounds and colors
Part of New York's outdoor art scene that adds character to the city's cultural life
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