Paris: Pablo Picasso and Philip Guston— the grotesque as a political weapon, a subject of our time
The Great Magic of Wifredo Lam at MoMA: Where Trees Speak and Birds Are Gods
Tribute to Frank Gehry: “I hope people will have loved what I have created. It was all done with a great deal of love.”
Art Basel Miami Beach: a sublime Joan Mitchell, a coral reef, robot dogs with billionaires’ heads, and the great comeback of enthusiasm
Crisis or not? The United States is the epicentre of the global art market. In 2024, art transactions worldwide were estimated at 57.4 billion dollars, of which 24.8 billion were generated in the United States (1). The crisis, in step with all the economic, geostrategic and political uncertainties then affecting the world, also hit the […]
Hans Ulrich Obrist, artistic director of the Serpentine Gallery: it all began when he was six
Lina Ghotmeh, architect: imagination rises from the ruins
Musée du Petit Palais, Paris. In the 18th Century Greuze Was Already Depicting Sexual Predators
Does a $236 Million Klimt Signal the End of the Market Crisis?
Studio Museum: The Harlem-Born Institution with a Flair for Discovering Artists Reopens in Grand Style
The Three Names That Matter in New York This November: Leonard Lauder, Gustav Klimt, and Marcel Breuer -COPY
Rirkrit Tiravanija, an artist in the lineage of Buddha and Marcel Duchamp
George Condo: All the Faces of Dread in a Beautiful Paris Exhibition
David at the Louvre: the wow effect
Maja Hoffmann, founder of LUMA Arles: “A feeling of accomplishment? No!”
Glenn Lowry, President of MoMA for 30 years: “I never felt completely American”
10th anniversary To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Judith Benhamou Reports, not only did I have our website logo redesigned and brought back to life by the highly talented graphic designer Yorgo Tloupas, founder of Yorgo&Co. Glenn Lowry In Conversation with Judith I also organized “In Conversation with Judith” inviting five major figures from the […]