Yu Nishimura: The Silence of His Paintings and the Sirens of Success
The little French Accent of Oscar Wilde, a Mythical Writer for Wealthy Collectors
Berthe Weill: Why Was This Missing Link in the History of Modern Art—the First Dealer of Picasso—Completely Forgotten? It Takes More Than a Keen Eye to Succeed
Meriem Bennani at Lafayette Anticipations in Paris: Do You Know the Very Serious Language of Flip-Flops?
Bonnie Brennan, Christie’s CEO on the art market’s new trends: “I’m very optimistic about 26”
London: Kerry James Marshall, one of the most important painters of our time
Here Is the Testimony of Two Grande Dames of the Art World: Sheila Hicks and Monique Lévi-Strauss
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
