Paula Cooper Gallery said that art dealer Simone Subal is joining its team as a senior director in New York, starting August 26. The news comes two months after the Simone Subal Gallery on the Lower East Side closed its doors following a 12-year-run. Its demise is part of a broader shakeout in the gallery
Art Maxwell Rabb Oliver Bak, Puppet’s Dance, 2023. Photo by Mikkel Kaldal. © Oliver Bak Courtesy the artist, Sprüth Magers, and ADZ Gallery. John Pule, These hot evenings make dreaming difficult, 2023. Courtesy of the artist and Venus Over Manhattan, New York. Each fall, as galleries across the globe retire their summer group shows and
As summer rolls on there is a decided lull in the art world, as evidenced by the onslaught of “out of office” auto-responses, but here at the Artnet Gallery Network we never stop uploading new artworks—which you can easily parse through from the comfort of your own computer or device. Exploring galleries from around the
Internationally-renowned artist Fayen d’Evie will certainly make a mark on the expanded Newcastle Art Gallery. The gifted creative’s been commissioned to craft two groundbreaking sculptures to help improve the accessibility of the new-look facility. Her works will also solve a sculptural solution to the floating staircases on the ground level of the original 1977-built premises,
Knowing that he had hit upon a treasure trove of ancient skills, Gadi collaborated with the craftsmen, who primarily worked with the monasteries in the area, making silver jewellery for the locals and gates for temples. Together, they created a stunning tableau of 15 tropical fruits, from golden-hued pineapples to sun-kissed pumpkins, that merge artistry
A NEW exhibition is bringing street art to the galleries of Jersey Museum. Located at the Link Gallery on the museum’s ground floor, Vince Talcone’s “Loin des yeux, près du coeur”, or “out of sight, close to the heart”, incorporates both traditional graffiti art and sculpture, with some items on display coming from the artist’s
In an art world dominated by established names and high-profile exhibitions, emerging artists often struggle to gain the recognition they deserve. Yet it is precisely these new voices—unfiltered, bold, and brimming with innovative ideas—that push the boundaries of artistic expression. Supporting emerging artists not only nurtures their growth but also strengthens the entire art ecosystem.
In the world of contemporary art, certain names ascend rapidly, capturing the attention of collectors, critics, and enthusiasts alike. Gabrielle Malak, a Marseille-born artist and a resident at The London Art Exchange (LAX), is one such name. With the release of his third collection, Malak has not only solidified his place in the London art