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The New York Gallery History Project will create a photo archive of important historical gallery exhibitions, starting with Jay Gorney.

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The colors of a Peter Halley painting are assaultive — lurid hazmat oranges and jaundiced yellows nearly blinding in their acid-dipped fluorescen

With four shows of work from the ’80s traveling the globe, the artist is still seeing what he can get away with.

After achieving early fame, he abandoned the insular art world of New York and fled to Bali, producing work that was lush, provocative and often sharply satirical.

“I can’t think of another artist who was both brilliant on canvas and on a surfboard,” said Paul Theroux, the writer. He was speaking o

Neo-geo artist who satirised the get-rich-quick 80s and later how people treat the natural world

Last words (and works) of the artist diagnosed with ALS in 2021. A devoted surfer, he chose to live remotely in Bali, away from the buzz. It found him anyway.

I just wanna get radical! —Matt Archbold, professional surfer, 1987I want my future work to operate in the interchange between Robert Smithson’s unfinished project and Michael Jackson’s face. —Ashley Bickerton, 1988IN FRANCE THEY CALL them enfants terribles. In Italy you might hear duri. Here in America, we call them bad boys. We find them in our movies, we find them in our literature. Rock music, since its inspired invention back in the ’50s, has perhaps been the most comfortable home...

Artist Ashley Bickerton, known for his subversive, conceptual takes on consumerism, has died aged 63