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…
Overdue payments to artists, landlords and workers at a popular gallery reflect pressures squeezing the dealer sector – The Art Newspaper
Los Angeles’s art week in February is one of the busiest periods on the international art calendar, with…
Pace Prints will open printmaking studio and gallery in Los Angeles – The Art Newspaper
Since launching its first project in 1968—a sculptural embossed silkscreen book by the multimedia artist Lucas Samaras—Pace Prints…
US art spaces from New York to Los Angeles will close in protest of violent Ice actions – The Art Newspaper
Thousands of businesses and organisations across the United States will close on Friday 30 January as part of…
London gallery Project Native Informant closes after 12 years, citing ‘volatile and unsustainable environment’ – The Art Newspaper
Project Native Informant, the east London gallery whose wide-ranging and adventurous programme has included the post-internet art collective…
After 50 years, LA Louver is closing its gallery in Venice, California – The Art Newspaper
This year LA Louver celebrated 50 years in business—making it the longest-running gallery in Los Angeles—with a major…
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery will close Los Angeles location – The Art Newspaper
Tanya Bonakdar Gallery will close its Los Angeles outpost seven years after opening on Highland Avenue. It is…
Clearing, trend-setting gallery with New York and Los Angeles locations, will close – The Art Newspaper
Clearing, the influential New York gallery that has served as a launchpad for many prominent artists’ careers, will…
Tim Blum will phase out traditional gallery model, close Los Angeles and Tokyo locations – The Art Newspaper
Tim Blum, the co-founder of the influential Los Angeles gallery lately known simply as Blum, says he will…