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New York City · New YorkThe organizers of the Armory Show have named the more than 230 galleries from thirty-five countries set to participate in the New York event’s 2025 edition, which will take place at the Javits Center September 5–7, with preview day on September 4. The show was purchased by art fair giant Frieze in 2023. This is […]See the Story
Armory Show Reveals Participants for 2025 Iteration
New York City · New YorkIn 1961, Michael C. Rockefeller—Harvard graduate, anthropologist, youngest son of then–New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller—disappeared off the coast of Dutch […] The post Ghost in the Gallery: Michael Rockefeller and the Afterlife of a Collection appeared first on ArteFuse.Read Article
Ghost in the Gallery: Michael Rockefeller and the Afterlife of a Collection
Paris, France · ParisPerrotin has announced the representation of Nina Chanel Abney, the New York–based painter known for her high-octane compositions that fuse […] The post Nina Chanel Abney Joins Perrotin Gallery, Bringing Her Vivid Visual Commentary to Paris for a New Show appeared first on ArteFuse.Read Article
Nina Chanel Abney Joins Perrotin Gallery, Bringing Her Vivid Visual Commentary to Paris for a New Show
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‘Teotihuacán was the multiethnic and multicultural city that New York is today’: A tour of the MET’s new Michael C. Rockefeller Wing
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