Sarah Douglas

Art in America’s Winter “Collaborations” issue features first-rate fashion projects, ugly AI girls, sculpture's maximalist turn, and more.

Over the last week, Creative Time and Dia Art Foundation celebrated 50th anniversaries, and Los Angeles County Museum of Art held its Art+Film gala.

The artist's latest show is timed to coincide with the presidential election.

Howard Rachofsky is teaming up with Thomas Hartland-Mackie to start The Warehouse Dallas Art Foundation, a non-profit arts organization in Dallas.

One of the most prominent artists at this year’s edition of Art Basel Paris is the Pop painter Tom Wesselmann.

Longtime gallerist Rhona Hoffman will close depart her space in Chicago’s West Town area in May 2025, and cease to operate as a traditional gallery.

For seasoned art world professionals, attending the invite-only opening week of the Venice Biennale is par for the course. But for those who are just starting out, being part of the opening week can be unattainable—never mind contributing to the Biennale itself. This past April, however, a group of young Latinx curators not only attended […]

Art in America’s Fall “New Talent” issue spotlights 20 artists to watch plus reimagined monuments, Peter Hujar, and more.

The painting, currently on view in a private exhibition at Gagosian, is the only one like it not held by a museum.

Sales have been uneven thus far.