Artists turn to textiles as they excavate history at Nada New York – The Art Newspaper
At the New Art Dealers Alliance’s (Nada) New York fair (until 17 May), many stands are overflowing with…
Frieze New York Diary: celeb sightings and a swag-filled party – The Art Newspaper
A Shed full of celebs There were famous faces at Frieze New York’s VIP preview on Wednesday. These…
For young dealers, being in New York is key to surviving and thriving – The Art Newspaper
Few art-historical moments are eulogised quite like New York’s Downtown scene in the 1970s and 80s. At Frieze…
New York institutions offer nuanced and inclusive views of US’s 250th birthday – The Art Newspaper
Americans are living through trying times—with destructive wars overseas, tens of thousands locked in detention centres at home,…
Dinosaurs roam New York’s Bowery – The Art Newspaper
At the gallery Amanita’s Bowery location, a rare sculpture by John Chamberlain shares the floor with three even…
Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera are given a voice by New York’s Metropolitan Opera – The Art Newspaper
Fridamania is in full swing in New York this spring. The art-book publisher Rizzoli has just released a…
New fund helps museums make purchases at Frieze New York – The Art Newspaper
A major new fund launched at Frieze New York has enabled US museums to acquire works for their…
Underground Railroad stop in New York threatened by real-estate development – The Art Newspaper
A chute hidden within a Manhattan museum’s walls is making international headlines while facing structural threats. The vertical…
Nine shows to see during Frieze New York – The Art Newspaper
Raphael: Sublime PoetryMetropolitan Museum of ArtUntil 28 June Raphael is one of the most important artists of the…
A sonic tribute to the act of speech on New York City’s Roosevelt Island – The Art Newspaper
The sound artist Hans Rosenström could not have known that the US would be at war by the…
Counterpublic comes to New York ahead of its next triennial, Coyote Time – The Art Newspaper
Counterpublic reimagines the possibilities of public art and believes that it should be an accessible part of everyday…
Towering homage to Bamiyan Buddhas rises over Manhattan’s High Line – The Art Newspaper
For the next year and a half, visitors to the ultra-modern Hudson Yards development on Manhattan’s far west…