Artists

The EVA International in Limerick chose a slower approach to its show this time, and has been able to dialogue with the city as a result.

“Can You See Me Now?,” at Ryan Lee gallery, has the goal of celebrating subjects that are not typically seen in art spaces.

“I’m very interested in keeping memory and being a witness,” she said of her new works.

The biggest opening will be the inauguration of Hauser & Wirth, but many more galleries lie beyond it.

He was a “towering figure” in Korean culture.

The artists involved include Olafur Eliasson, Tracey Emin, Vanessa Raw, and Simone Leigh.

A collector of both artists’ work, Zurrer sat down with ARTnews for a two-part interview—first with Winkelmann, and then with Anadol.

The Anadol piece has drawn crowds since going on view last year—and polarized critics.

Marc Dennis still doesn’t have a New York gallery. It still doesn’t matter.

Opening this week, the show takes over all of the museum’s four floors and is her most ambitious to date.