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From found-material sculptors to hyperrealist painters, these are a few of the New York artists at the forefront of the art scene today.

Jamian Juliano-Villani, the irreverent painter known for using sources images in her work, will have a solo show at Gagosian in March.

Saatchi Yates is marking the beginning of Frieze London 2023 with a celebration of its three year anniversary. To commemorate the the occasion, the space will host an exhibition with artist Will St. J

Today, a href= http://www.saatchiyates.com target= _blank Saatchi Yates /a will be opening the debut solo exhibition of New York artist Will St. J

“I WENT TO GREAT LENGTHS to find the top-shelf transsexuals,” Ruby Zarsky announced to a crowd of adoring chasers and twinks in black mesh tops.A few hours earlier, I’d arrived on time—I’m a Virgo with good-at-school syndrome. We waded through a thick mist of men only to wait for the doors to open a few minutes after eight. Of course my friend Frankie and I were the first to arrive. She wasn’t pleased I’d dragged her along so early. We took a few laps around the room and got a drin...

Artist Jamian Juliano-Villanis is opening O'Flaherty's Cafe at her Avenue A artist-run gallery O'Flaherty on Thursday night at 7pm, even though it's illegal.

The artist and proprietor of O'Flaherty's takes us through the gallery's re-opening week.

NEW YORK STATE legalized recreational marijuana on March 31, 2021. Soon after, taco-truck-style weed vendors began turning up on street corners around Manhattan. Soon after that, brick-and-mortar dispensaries began popping up all over the city. Some brazenly branded themselves with spiky green seven-leaved rosettes; others attempted to be discreet, since, if you wanted to be a stickler about it, their business was illegal. One shop near my house went to the trouble of calling itself a “concier...

By 8:30 p.m. July 14, just a half-hour after the exhibition opened, the line to get into “The Patriot,” an unclassifiable and, frankly, dera

With the once-bold Downtown scene replaced by slickness, a democratic open call at a gallery welcomed hundreds of artists desperate for exposure and recognition.