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Parrasch Heijnen opens a solo exhibition with Tokyo-based artist Yui Yaegashi - Vimarsana News

Parrasch Heijnen opens a solo exhibition with Tokyo-based artist Yui Yaegashi

a href= http://www.parraschheijnen.com target= _blank Parrasch Heijnen /a is presenting the gallery’s second solo exhibition with Tokyo-based

Downtown New York Galleries Go for Broke With New Spaces, a Mega-Collector Launches Into Space, and More Juicy Art-World Gossip - Vimarsana News

Downtown New York Galleries Go for Broke With New Spaces, a Mega-Collector Launches Into Space, and More Juicy Art-World Gossip

Plus, which artist did Jay Z just invest in? What ultra-hip early-aughts party photographer is planning a comeback? Read on for answers.

Source: artnet.com
The Back Room: Freaking Out or Winding Down? - Vimarsana News

The Back Room: Freaking Out or Winding Down?

This week: an art-market Omicron primer, downtown New York dealers on the move, a coveted Magritte appears under Bonhams’s hammer, and more.

Source: artnet.com
TriBeCa gallery guide: New York's most vibrant art scene - Vimarsana News

TriBeCa gallery guide: New York's most vibrant art scene

Galleries have been moving to TriBeCa for a good five years, but the migration has finally hit critical mass. As everyone from tiny new project spaces

Artdaily - The First Art Newspaper on the Net - Vimarsana News

Artdaily - The First Art Newspaper on the Net

The First Art Newspaper on the Net   by Sabrina Imbler (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- More than a century ago, a bluish butterfly flitted among the sand dunes of the Sunset District in San Francisco and laid its eggs on a plant known as deerweed. As the city’s development overtook the dunes and deerweed, the butterflies vanished, too. The last Xerces blue butterfly was collected in 1941 from Lobos Creek by an entomologist who would later lament that he had killed what was one of the last living members of the species. But was this butterfly truly a unique species? Scientists could all agree that the...