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House and Home
Jennifer Power, Art for the Home: Reframed May 15, 2026 The art world can feel like a minefield for the uninitiated, what's good art, where do you find it, and... Read more -
Hyperallergic
15 Artists Share the Best Advice They Got From Their Mother May 8, 2026 Each year, on Mother’s Day, I reflect on the endless reel of catchy maternal slogans that involuntarily cycles through my... Read more -
Ourculture
Artist Interview: Maddy Inez May 6, 2026 Maddy Inez utilises ceramics and sculpture to explore themes of healing and ancestral memory, treating clay as both a medium... Read more
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Los Angeles Times
The exclusive fashion drops, art openings and collaborations injecting your May with motion May 1, 2026 L.A.’s roots in colonial agriculture run long and deep. Sculptor Maddy Inez, granddaughter of Betye Saar, crafts a series of... Read more -
The Creative Independent
On the Power of Legacy and Community-Based Practice April 27, 2026 Maddy Inez Leeser is a multidisciplinary artist working in sculpture, ceramics and printmaking. Inez attended the Pacific Northwest College of... Read more -
Artsy
5 Artists on Our Radar in April 2026 April 8, 2026 'Artists on Our Radar' is a monthly series focused on five artists who have our attention. Utilizing our art expertise... Read more
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The Art Newspaper
A renewed focus on rigour and connection at Expo Chicago April 7, 2026 The 2026 edition of Expo Chicago, the Midwestern art fair's first outing under its new director Kate Sierzputowski, brings around... Read more -
ARTnews
California’s High Desert Art Fair May Have a Cure for Fair Fatigue April 1, 2026 Many in the art world complain about art fair fatigue, and many in the art market acknowledge the need to... Read more -
The Art Newspaper
Art crowd saddles up at the High Desert Art Fair April 1, 2026 Could the future of art fairs look less like a white-walled convention centre and more like a dusty motel in... Read more
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Interior Design
10 Questions With… British Ceramist Alma Berrow March 1, 2026 Alma Berrow started experimenting with clay during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a very short time, she developed a thriving practice... Read more -
Family Style
As Frieze makes its return to Los Angeles, the city is in full swing from satellite fairs to big group shows to buzzy two-person and solo exhibitions. February 27, 2026 It’s art week in LA, which means that the art world’s usual ebb and flow has kicked into overdrive, and... Read more -
Artsy
5 Artists We Discovered at Felix Art Fair 2026 February 26, 2026 Sun-soaked and stylish, Felix Art Fair returned for its eighth edition on February 25, 2026, once again taking over the... Read more
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Curated Texan
Get To Know Fine Artist Kate Zimmerman Turpin: From Lens to Landscape, Houston to Hill Country February 25, 2026 Her First Gallery Exhibition Invites Viewers To Slow Down, Wander & Wonder When Kate Zimmerman Turpin’s paintings hit the walls... Read more -
Whitewall
First Look: 6 Rooms and Cabanas You Won’t Want to Miss at Felix Art Fair February 25, 2026 From February 25–March 1, 2026, Felix Art Fair returns to the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel for its eighth edition, reaffirming its... Read more -
Whitewall
The Best Gallery Shows in Los Angeles to Visit During Frieze LA February 24, 2026 As Frieze Art Week takes place, Los Angeles shifts into an art-focused mindset, where market momentum meets curatorial rigor. The... Read more
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Whitewall
The Best Gallery Shows in Los Angeles to Visit During Frieze LA February 24, 2026 As Frieze Art Week takes place, Los Angeles shifts into an art-focused mindset, where market momentum meets curatorial rigor. The... Read more -
Cultured
The 19 Gallery Shows You Shouldn’t Miss During Frieze Los Angeles 2026 February 23, 2026 Frieze Los Angeles may draw thousands out to the expansive fairgrounds in Santa Monica, but each year some of the... Read more -
Artsy
10 Must-See Shows During Frieze Los Angeles February 19, 2026 After last year’s wildfires scorched more than 40,000 acres and displaced over 180,000 residents, the Los Angeles art community came... Read more
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Family Style
It Was a Different Time February 19, 2026 Alma Berrow doesn’t care to hide the evidence when the party ends. Cigarettes crushed into lemon wedges, lipstick smeared along... Read more -
Observer
FOG Design + Art Delivers Strong Sales and Institutional Momentum in San Francisco January 23, 2026 Auction houses may have only recently embraced the marketing potential of crossover luxury, experiential staging and lifestyle-inflected storytelling as a... Read more -
The Art Newspaper
Abundance of botanical forms and monumental paintings reflects optimism at San Francisco’s Fog Design+Art fair January 23, 2026 The walkway between piers 2 and 3 at the 12th edition of Fog Design+Art in San Francisco might have been... Read more
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Artsy
The 5 Most Talked-About Artists from Untitled Houston 2025 September 19, 2025 Known for its connection to the space industry, its rich food scene, and its cultural offerings, Houston now has its... Read more -
The Art Newspaper
Carlie Porterfield, Untitled Art Houston opens with a slew of four- and five-figure sales September 19, 2025 Sales during the VIP preview of the inaugural Untitled Art Houston fair on Thursday (18 September) were uneven according to... Read more -
Office Magazine
RF Alvarez x Caleb Hahne Quintana September 8, 2025 Rising figurative painters Caleb Hahne Quintana and RF Alvarez meet in candid conversation to discuss their latest shows; the artists... Read more
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Artsy
$265,000 Kehinde Wiley painting leads sales on the first day of The Armory Show 2025 September 5, 2025 The 2025 edition of The Armory Show is underway at the Javits Center in New York, and galleries have reported... Read more -
The Art Newspaper
The Armory Show jumpstarts New York art market after summer of hand-wringing September 5, 2025 Exhibitors at this year’s edition of The Armory Show kicked off the art market season reporting solid sales during the... Read more -
The New York Times Magazine
RF. Alvarez Shows a Moodier Side in Los Angeles September 3, 2025 As a child, the Austin-based artist RF. Alvarez spent summers at his family’s cattle ranch in Texas. His paintings —... Read more
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Los Angeles Times
The biggest art exhibitions. The best fashion and beauty drops. Here’s how you ring in a new season in L.A. September 2, 2025 RF. Alvarez, “I Remember Everything” Queer cowboys hold a special place in American consciousness. RF. Alvarez brings the queer West... Read more -
Artnet
4 Art Advisors Weigh In on Who to Watch at Untitled Art, Houston’s Inaugural Fair August 28, 2025 While Untitled Art is a recognized bastion of the Miami art scene, this September 19–21 the fair is marking a... Read more -
New York Times Style Magazine
A Texas Cottage That Feels Like a European Artist’s Retreat August 8, 2025 When the interior designer Benjamin Stelly visited his married friends the artist RF. Alvarez and the medical resident Chase Calvert,... Read more
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Whitewall
Your Room-by-Room Guide to the Best of the Aspen Art Fair at Hotel Jerome August 2, 2025 The 2025 edition of the Aspen Art Fair is open to the public at Hotel Jerome through tomorrow. For its... Read more -
ARTnews
At Aspen Art Week, Bigger Fairs and Serious Collectors Make for a High-Altitude Market Bet July 30, 2025 By late July, Aspen’s social calendar runs on high-altitude overdrive. The Food & Wine Classic has come and gone; the... Read more -
Whitewall
Eliza Jordan, “Your Guide to the Best of the Aspen Art Fair” July 11, 2025 Read more
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Mansion Global
Trippy, Drippy, and Slimy July 1, 2025 Karen Robinovitz's eyes light up when she talks about art, a passion she pursues for the emotional, rather than financial,... Read more -
La Nueva España
La pintora Chechu Álava salta a Los Ángeles y expande su proyección internacional May 11, 2025 'Circus of Life' es el título de la exposición con la que Chechu Álava (Piedras Blancas, Castrillón; 1973) acaba de... Read more -
Artsy
At EXPO Chicago 2025, Galleries Take Risks and Find Room to Reflect April 25, 2025 There was perhaps an unexpected confidence to be observed when the 2025 edition of EXPO Chicago opened its VIP preview... Read more
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Hyperallergic
10 Shows to See in Los Angeles This April March 30, 2025 This month, we recommend shows by several artists who provide singular, visionary, and radical ways of viewing the world —... Read more -
Artsy
At Felix Art Fair 2025, the Los Angeles Art Community Unites After the Fires February 20, 2025 It's hard to think of a more crucial moment for Felix Art Fair than right now. Since its debut in... Read more -
Artsy
Katie White, Maddy Inez’s Mystic Ceramics Tell the Hidden Stories of Ancestral Plants February 20, 2025 For ceramist Maddy Inez, the art-making instinct might be hereditary. Inez is the daughter of the American artist Alison Saar... Read more
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Whitewall
Best LA Shows: Lisa Yuskavage, Jon Rafman, Shinique Smith, and More February 19, 2025 Los Angeles Art Week continues with an array of fibers, sculptures, and stunning paintings by leading artists. Whitewall explores the... Read more -
artnet
The Most Efficient Frieze Los Angeles Itinerary Ever February 18, 2025 A few years ago, in 2022, we wrote up a few tips to help confounded visitors better navigate the city... Read more -
Cultured
A Thrilling Crop of New Galleries Is Popping Up in LA. Here Are 5 of the Most Promising. February 18, 2025 When Esther Kim Varet opened her gallery Various Small Fires in 2012, LA’s gallery ecosystem was “very small and very... Read more
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Los Angeles Times
The essential guide to Frieze, Felix Art Fair, the L.A. Art Show and more February 18, 2025 Art fair season has arrived in Los Angeles. Every February the city is packed with festivals, new exhibitions, performances and... Read more -
Whitewall
Felix Art Fair Raises the Curtain on its Seventh Edition at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel February 17, 2025 This week in Los Angeles, the momentous seventh edition of Felix Art Fair once again unfolds at the legendary Hollywood... Read more -
Artsy
11 Must-See Shows during Frieze Los Angeles February 13, 2025 It’s a strange time for Los Angeles to be hosting an art week. The city is still reeling from the... Read more
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Cultured
The Co-Founders of Felix Art Fair Reveal Why Their Program Only Works In Los Angeles February 13, 2025 'It'll be fun to see everybody,' says Mills Morán, when asked about the upcoming edition of Felix Art Fair, which... Read more -
Juxtapose
Flora Temnouche: “reality is spam” January 31, 2025 Megan Mulrooney is pleased to present “reality is spam ,” our first exhibition with Parisian painter Flora Temnouche , which... Read more -
Juxtapoz
Flora Temnouche: “reality is spam” @ Megan Mulrooney, Los Angeles January 31, 2025 Megan Mulrooney is pleased to present “reality is spam ,” our first exhibition with Parisian painter Flora Temnouche, which also... Read more
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MutualArt
From Dreams to Canvas: Honoring Ken Tisa’s Portals January 14, 2025 Four months ago, Megan Mulrooney opened her namesake gallery in West Hollywood, treating me to a memorable walk-through with Associate... Read more -
Newcube
WOMEN IN THE ARTS: Megan Mulrooney, a rising voice of the LA art scene January 14, 2025 Women in the art world are inspiring, driven and hardworking leaders. Megan, an Angeleno and former director at Nino Mier... Read more -
Artsy
10 Galleries that had a Breakout Year in 2024 December 20, 2024 This has been a challenging year for small galleries. Contending with much of the existing economic conditions that have lingered... Read more
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The Creative Independent
Jon Pylypchuk: On art as an archive of a life December 20, 2024 Jon Pylypchuk was born in 1972 in Winnipeg, Canada. He is a multidisciplinary artist who works in painting, sculpture, installation... Read more -
Artnet
2024’s Rising Stars: 5 Emerging Artists Who Made a Lasting Impression December 13, 2024 Over the course of a year, Artnet’s writers and journalists speak to hundreds of artists. Sometimes, those conversations linger in... Read more -
Galerie Magazine
8 Emerging Artists Discovered at Untitled Art Miami Beach and NADA Miami December 9, 2024 The first art fairs to open in Greater Miami this year were Untitled Art Miami Beach and NADA Miami. Untitled... Read more
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Cultured
This Cult-Favorite Artist’s First Canvas Was a Dive-Bar Wall November 21, 2024 AGE: 31 BASED IN: New York Drake Carr made his first foray into the art world on the walls of... Read more -
ART NOW LA
Michael Bauer at Megan Mulrooney November 1, 2024 Propelled into the past and oozing from his glands, Michael Bauer’s first exhibition with Megan Mulrooney marries an interest in... Read more -
Artsy
Meet the Emerging Women Gallerists Shaping the L.A. Art Scene October 29, 2024 “I’m obsessed with the Founders podcast,” gallerist Sara Lee Hantman divulged of the series that dedicates an episode to a... Read more
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Juxtapoz
Marin Majic and the "Dawning" of New Day October 23, 2024 There was a moment there a few years back when realism was at a height, artists digging deep and finding... Read more -
Office Magazine
Marin Majić's Hazy, Dark Portals Inhabit Megan Mulrooney's New LA Space September 21, 2024 Marin Majić’s mixed media canvases emit and absorb light at once. These hazy, dark portals shimmer with sentimentality, yet glower... Read more -
MutualArt
Megan Mulrooney: Reviving the Gallery Magic September 17, 2024 It’s unusual to find a gallery that doesn’t feel cold. A modern gallery's plain, utilitarian setup is so practical it’s... Read more
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Artillery Mag
Lauren Guilford, “Gallery Rounds: Piper Bangs at Megan Mulrooney” September 16, 2024 Read more -
Artnet
Piper Bangs Just Graduated From College. Now Her Fantastical Fruit Paintings Are Captivating the Art World September 12, 2024 “While I have really specific ideas about what’s going on in the paintings, I also love when people come to... Read more -
Artnet News
Annikka Olsen, “Piper Bangs Just Graduated From College. Now Her Fantastical Fruit Paintings Are Captivating the Art World” September 12, 2024 Read more
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Robb Report
3 New Art Galleries Opening This Fall, From Manhattan to Tokyo September 8, 2024 The art market may have softened some, but the wobble hasn’t curbed art dealers’ ambitions. Veteran and first-time gallerists alike... Read more -
Artillery Mag
Piper Bangs at Megan Mulrooney Gallery September 2, 2024 Juicy larvae play amongst feral grasses. Slugs laze on velvety pillows of tufted lichen. Cornucopias of ripened fruits germinate in... Read more -
Wallpaper
Los Angeles art exhibitions: the best shows to see in September September 2, 2024 Returning this September for the latest edition, PST ART: Art & Science Collide, is a landmark regional event by Getty,... Read more
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ARTnews
Former Nino Mier Senior Director to Open Her Own Gallery in Dealer’s Closed LA Spaces July 4, 2024 Megan Mulrooney, a former senior director at Nino Mier Gallery, will open her open gallery in three spaces in Los... Read more -
Financial Times
Megan Mulrooney is taking over three of the Los Angeles spaces... July 4, 2024 Megan Mulrooney is taking over three of the Los Angeles spaces run by her previous employer, Nino Mier Gallery, and... Read more -
The Art Newspaper
Megan Mulrooney, a former director at Nino Mier, will open her own gallery in his old Los Angeles space July 4, 2024 A former senior director of the embattled Nino Mier Gallery will set up her own shop in a space along... Read more
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Art21
Drake Carr April 24, 2024 Drake Carr was born in 1993 in Flint, MI, and currently lives and works in New York City, NY. The... Read more -
Interview
Drake Carr on Horny Art, Dive Bars, and Samuel R. Delany August 24, 2022 The Brooklyn-based artist Drake Carr likes to dress sexy for the studio. It helps him get in the mood, but... Read more -
Artforum
Openings: Drake Carr, Devan Díaz on Drake Carr January 1, 2022 IF DRAKE CARR wants to see something sexy, he’ll make it himself. It began in the first grade with tracing... Read more
