Ella Martin-gachot

2026 promises to be quite the year for discovery in the art world, with biennials, triennials, and quadrennials opening everywhere from Diriyah to Pittsburgh, not to mention the grande dame of them all, the 61st Venice Biennale, unveiling in May, almost e... See more

Ethel Schwabacher, Judith Godwin, Bernice Bing, Lynne Drexler—gallerists Christine Berry and Martha Campbell have spent the last 13 years scouring attics and archives, interviewing relatives, and reassembling the narratives of these artists’ careers. Some... See more

There is a school of thought that takes issue with magazines and nonprofits that sort and platform artists based on age, citing the art world’s sometimes exploitative relationship to novelty and the need to make room for an idea of emergence that isn’t ti... See more

Few art-world events are simultaneously as mythologized and dreaded as the gallery dinner. At a great one, you might observe deals being made, career trajectories fast-tracked, and maybe even the next great industry tryst ignited. At a bad one, you could ... See more

Friedrich Kunath is the rare contemporary artist who, in addition to giving us canvases that straddle German romanticism and pop culture, has also written for one of pop culture’s greatest messengers. The painter was 17 when Liam Gallagher formed Oasis wi... See more