Armory Week News Today

The gallery intends to test out a collaborative sustainability model.

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A new brick-and-mortar art space on Greene Street aims to “support emerging talent and reimagine the lost art of conversation.”

Siena Smith's solo exhibition, Where Have You Been Hiding? at Chela Mitchell Gallery in Washington, D.C., showcases her intricate tapestry works and explores hidden emotions.

Despite the New York fairs' effort to put on a brave face, quiet aisles and slow sales were notable across the city.

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From the Armory Show to Independent 20th Century, Spring Break, and beyond, here are our picks of the best work on view last week.

Armory Week 2023 showcased diverse exhibitions and projects, reflecting the rich tapestry of voices in contemporary art. Highlights include Tariku Shiferaw's "Marking Oneself in Dark Places" and Shaunté Gates' "In Light of the Hunt."

Remember when a crammed calendar of global art fairs drove art dealers to desperation? Well, it's ba-aack.

NYC's Photofairs gathers over 150 artists with an expansive range of work, from collage and video installations to art books and even generative displays.