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- When in Rome - Artforum
Left: Tate director Nicholas Serota, Cy Twombly, Giancarlo Giammetti, and Valentino Right: Artist Francesco Vezzoli and Miuccia Prada (Photos: Stefano Trovati sgp, courtesy Gagosian Rome) The locals were ecstatic at the highly anticipated opening of Gagosian Gallery ’s new outpost in Rome on December 15, which they see as a sign that the city has finally reemerged as a cosmopolitan
- Jamian Juliano-Villani talks about her current show at Gagosian
THE DELIRIOUS EXCESS that courses through Jamian Juliano-Villani’s irreverent paintings thwarts any easy effort at interpretation Instead, viewers of the artist’s exhibition “It” at Gagosian’s 541 West Twenty-Fourth Street location in New York must submit to the works’ madness, accepting the paintings as visual capers An avid collector of dollar-store books and a connoisseur of
- John Good Leaves Gagosian - artforum. com
The New York Observer reports that John Good, longtime Gagosian gallery director, has left his position Good owned his own gallery in the early 1990s before working at Gagosian, where…
- Bloomberg Ejects Gagosian from Longtime Upper East Side Home
Charitable organization Bloomberg Philanthropies is set to displace global blue-chip megagallery Gagosian from 980 Madison Avenue, its home of more than three decades on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Artnet News reports Bloomberg Philanthropies—which was founded by billionaire businessman Michael Bloomberg in 2006 to address issues including climate change, education, and public health
- Dealmaker Brooke Lampley Leaves Sotheby’s for Gagosian
Sotheby’s global chairman and head of global fine art Brooke Lampley is departing the auction house for megagallery Gagosian, where she will serve as a senior director
- Gagosian | Rome - Artforum
Gagosian is a global network of art galleries specializing in modern and contemporary art with seventeen exhibition spaces worldwide
- Alex Israel at Gagosian review - artforum. com
Alex Israel’s paintings at Gagosian mythologize LA landmarks in airbrushed vignettes, balancing cinematic surfaces with nostalgic undertones
- Ekow Eshun on Titus Kaphar - artforum. com
Titus Kaphar creates artworks that explore questions of Black presence and absence, visibility and erasure—big social and political themes he navigates through the specificity of personal experience Exhibiting Forgiveness, his powerful feature-film debut, showing first at his Gagosian Beverly Hills exhibition of the same name before debuting nationwide in October, is inspired by his fraught
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