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Song Dong’s exhibition on view at Pace—his first overseas solo show since the COVID-19 pandemic—focuses on work he made while trapped in his studio during the long lockdown. Cut off from the world, he used the solitary time to his advantage and developed a series of subtle projects that reflect his interest in adapting ancient philosophy to a contemporary context.

Galleries like Hauser & Wirth, Pace, Lehmann Maupin, and others have recruited top museum curators to join their ranks.

This week, lessons from a legendary impresario/ art thief, Lisa Yuskavage on mammary matters, the $100 million sale that wasn’t, and more.

The Flower Show at LA Louver, curated by Elizabeth East, is certainly my favorite show of the summer.

All the change happening right now suggests the neighborhood is in one of those gallery busts. But it’s not. It’s really, really not. 

The painting will join other works by the 86-year-old artist in a forthcoming exhibition at London’s National Portrait Gallery.

Plus, Beeple's U.S. museum debut and Bonhams is selling artwork made by its own in-house specialists.

This week: Larry’s life and legacy, Zwirner on Zwirner, cultural infrastructure accounting, and much more.

Menlo Park artist Mitchell Johnson worked on the paintings in his latest exhibit, “It Takes Time,” over four years. When a planned show in New York was canceled, he found a way to bring the works to a familiar Peninsula space.

27-year-old painter Pam Evelyn has joined the mega-gallery Pace, which will give her a London show in September.