In Philadelphia, a New Art Fair Removes Scale From the Equation Elsewhere's inaugural iteration was the embodiment of Philadelphia's vivacious spirit and scrappy determination. By Chenoa Baker
In “Trading Beauty,” Valentina Castellani Makes the Case That Markets and Masterpieces Have Always Been Inseparable Artworks, she argues, have never been made in a vacuum, and so understanding the market is an essential part of understanding the art. By Dan Duray
Kate McNamara Has Ambitious Ideas About What Harvard’s Carpenter Center Can Be The center's recently appointed director is prioritizing new residencies, expanded exhibitions, publishing collaborations and partnerships with the university and neighboring communities. By Dan Duray
For Collector Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Art Offers New Ways to See the World By Elisa Carollo
At Lisson Gallery, Josh Kline Presents the Spoils of a Social Media Ransacked World By Su Ertekin-Taner