Anne Imhof
Performa’s Broadway Benefit Brought Fresh Magic to an Old Format
[ad_1] Fragments of Barbara Kruger’s Untitled (Questions). Courtesy Performa, photo: Elyse Mertz There was a certain New York magic last Wednesday night—an unknown and unexpected thrill in the air. Knicks...
In L.A., Julia Stoschek’s Art Collection Activates a Cinema Landmark
[ad_1] Marina Abramović, The Hero 25FPS, 2001. Courtesy the Julia Stoschek Foundation In a long-dormant Venetian-style landmark originally opened in 1924—which once hosted vaudeville and live theater—the nonprofit Julia Stoschek...
The Park Avenue Armory’s Deborah Warner On Sidestepping Genre and Embracing Collision
[ad_1] Warner begins her tenure at the Park Avenue Armory with a vision to deepen interdisciplinary collaborations across theater, opera, dance and visual art. Photo by Stephanie Berger The Park...
Curator Juliane Bischoff On Remaining Attentive to the Conditions of the Present
[ad_1] Her curatorial vision emphasizes site-responsive practices that remain attentive to place while engaging broader global conditions. Photo by Sima Dehgani / Photo by Diana Pfammatter Last month, Juliane Bischoff...
Memory, Matter and Minimalism: Inside Dia Art Foundation’s 2025 Fall Night
[ad_1] The Dia Art Foundation’s annual Fall Night was a celebration of Melvin Edwards and Meg Webster. Madison McGaw/BFA.com For more than half a century, Dia Art Foundation has redefined...
Hamburger Bahnhof’s Sam Bardaouil On Co-Leading a Museum in Flux
[ad_1] Klára Hosnedlová’s 2025 CHANEL Commission “embrace.” © Courtesy of the artist, Kraupa-Tuskany Zeidler, White Cube / Nationalgalerie – Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Zdeněk Porcal – Studio Flusser Since opening...
Sky High Farm’s Biennial Blends Art, Agriculture and Ecological Urgency
[ad_1] Sky High Farm’s inaugural Biennial, “TREES NEVER END AND HOUSES NEVER END,” explores the relationship between local ecology, history and industry. Photo: Christopher Burke In Germantown, N.Y., Anne Imhof’s...
Ten Upstate Art Weekend Exhibitions That Justify the Drive
[ad_1] As New York lurches into full-blown swamp mode—teetering between torrid heat, high humidity and sudden, moody summer storms—city dwellers resume their annual search for cooler air and greener pastures....
TEFAF Delivers Museum Quality—and Sales—Despite Market Uncertainty
[ad_1] Strong sales showcased TEFAF’s continued ability to attract sophisticated buyers across multiple collecting categories. Photo: Jitske Nap The energy on opening night was palpable, according to TEFAF New York...
