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Florence Bonnefous, co-founder of the gallery, opens up about declaring bankruptcy in an increasingly profit-driven art world.
Devorah Lauter visited the late German artist in Munich two weeks before his death on April 30 and his final show, opening in Venice May 6.
Artists are navigating gallery closures and recent market shifts, finding new paths to keep creating their work.
Los Angeles painter Tristan Unrau is making his name for himself by eschewing easy definition and confines of authorship.
How to close an art gallery with thought and care, which can protect artists, staff—and even spark new beginnings.
Thomas Kaplan has more work by Rembrandt than anyone, save for the Rijksmuseum. He wants the wider world to become a part of it.
The Air de Paris co-founder is one of the art world’s leading curator-dealers at a time when the business has never been more challenging.
