Market Monday: Everything That Rises Must Converge
Nancy Rubins, "Our Friend Fluid Metal," 2014. Image credit: Afasia Archzine.
This week, stories driven by the forces of art-industry attraction...
Read MoreMarket Monday: The Big Picture
Hiroshi Sugimoto, "Studio Drive-In, Culver City," 1993. Image credit: Fraenkel Gallery via Artsy.
This week, stories that knowingly or unknowingly steered clear of the larger issue...
Read MoreMarket Monday: Get Familiar
Jenny Holzer, "Abuse of Power Comes as No Surprise," (from "Truisms"), 1996. Image credit: Famous.
This week, a set of fresh reminders about familiar ideas...
Read MoreMarket Monday: Trust Busting
Jimmie Durham, "Still life with stone and car," 2004. Image credit: Biennale of Sydney.
This week, stories that tested the industry's faith in some long-beloved ideas...
Read MoreMarket Monday: There's More Where That Came From
Sturtevant, "Elastic Tango," 2010. Image credit: Thomas Mueller, via Gavin Brown's Enterprise and Penccil.
This week, stories that continued unflattering trends in unadvertised ways...
Read MoreMarket Monday: Funny Business
Bruce High Quality Foundation, "Self Portrait (Sometimes That Just Happens) (detail)," 2014. Image credit: Exhibition A.
This week, stories that remind us the industry constantly straddles the line between "haha" and "WTF"...
Read MoreMarket Monday: Depth of Field
Justine Kurland, "Untitled (Birds)," 2008. Image credit: Aperture Foundation.
This week, a trio of stories that compelled us to look a little further toward the horizon for answers…
Read MoreMarket Monday: The Long Kiss Goodnight
Brian Calvin, "Mouthfeel," 2015. Image credit: Kayne Griffin Corcoran.
This week, a trio of departures with nearly 100 combined years of art history behind them...
Read MoreMarket Monday: Crowd Control
Marina Abramović, "Generator," 2014. Image credit: Marina Abramović Institute.
This week, three stories that achieved the rare feat of pulling much of the industry into the same heated conversation...
Read MoreMarket Monday: Spread Eagle
Rembrandt, "The Abduction of Ganymede (detail)," 1635. Image credit: Wikimedia Commons.
This week, from regional hunts to failing wings, stories about the changing nature of expansion within the industry...
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