Bullish amid cooling market, galleries keep betting on New York real estate

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The Late Mississippi Painter Dusti Bongé Is Finally Getting Her Due

Chelsea gallery Hollis Taggart expanding again despite fears of a slowing market

Step Inside a Cozy Connecticut Home by AD100 Designer Stephen Sills

9 Overlooked Women Artists in Their Nineties

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Action, Gesture, Painting

Exhibition shows the value of early 20th-century Southern artists

Anicka Yi, Sculptor of Air, Joins Esther Schipper

Meet the Young Collectors Calling the Shots at the Guggenheim, a Highly Placed Art Worlder’s Anti-Woke Tweets, and More Art World Gossip

André Hemer Studies the Sky

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La peinture figurative prend sa revanche à Montpellier

Studio Visit: Painter Dana James

Art historian delves into Ralph Iwamoto's surrealist paintings of Hawaiʻi flora

Interview by Lillian Tsang

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Sam Gilliam at Hollis Taggart, New York City

The Language of Rice in Hayoon Jay Lee’s “Fields of Vision”: 쌀의 언어

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Estate of Japanese American Artist Ralph Iwamoto Now Represented by Hollis Taggart, NY

$55 M. Raised for Smithsonian Women’s History Museum, Photographer Ans Westra Dies at 86, and More: Morning Links for February 28, 2023

Art Industry News: A California Court Revives a Lawsuit Over a ‘Sexist’ Marilyn Monroe Statue + Other Stories

Estate of Ralph Iwamoto—Japanese-American painter overlooked after early-career successes—gains gallery representation

Whitechapel Gallery presents Action, Gesture, Paint: Women Artists and Global Abstraction 1940-70