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Valie Export, a trailblazing feminist artist, passed away on May 14 at 85. Known for her daring performances and films, she challenged societal norms and redefined the portrayal of women in art. Her legacy continues to inspire, highlighting the ongoing struggle for

At the New York art fair, the three-dimensional artworks captivated my attention, inspiring me to capture them in sketches. Each piece, with its own story, offered a unique challenge in translating its form onto paper.

Future Fair at Chelsea Industrial captures the essence of artistic connection, offering a warm, community-focused experience. With its profit-sharing model supporting emerging galleries, the fair fosters an environment where artists engage and collaborate, highlighting its distinct approach to art presentation.

TEFAF New York dazzled with luxury art and design at its annual fair, drawing affluent collectors to Manhattan's Park Avenue Armory. Highlights included Kathleen Ryan's 'Bad Fruit' sculptures and the sale of a 3,300-year-old Egyptian stele.

Independent art fair embraces a global vibe at its new venue, Pier 36. This year's edition feels more cosmopolitan compared to its previous downtown setting. Despite identity shifts, it remains a showcase for compelling art.

The Book of Exodus is clear on the issue of idolatry. During Moses’s extended stay atop Mount Sinai to receive the Ten Commandments, the Hebrews, left to their own devices in the desert, decided to melt down their gold to create a

Senior Editor Valentina Di Liscia describes Frieze New York as akin to a mundane salad experience, yet discovers art that breaks the monotony. Tributes are paid to Valie Export, a pioneer in feminist art, who passed at 85.

Five years after Congressional approval, the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino awaits a permanent site amid bipartisan efforts to secure a location on the National Mall. Recent legislation proposes land transfer but faces funding challenges and political resistance.

Art fairs in New York City are in full swing, with booth costs at Frieze starting from $31,977. NADA offers more affordable options starting at $3,500. These fairs are crucial for galleries and artists to connect with collectors and curators.

Lucien Zayan's quest at Frieze New York highlights the intersection of art and food, exploring their political dimensions. The fair features themes of consumption, with standout installations offering moments of reflection amid the bustling art market.