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Richard Prince’s early photographs go on show at London’s Gagosian
‘Richard Prince: Early Photography, 1977–87’ opens at London's Gagosian, marking the beginning of Frieze London 2023
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‘Avedon 100’: cultural stars reflect on the photographer’s boundary-shattering legacy
In a new Gagosian exhibition, ‘Avedon 100’, marking the centenary of Richard Avedon’s birth, leading cultural figures – from Naomi Campbell to Spike Lee – share personal stories on the photographer’s remarkable career
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Take a tour of Athens architecture and more
There is a lot happening in the Greek capital, where history, modernity and a bright future converge in the worlds of architecture, design and art. Here’s what to see and do in Athens
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A sense of refuge: Gregory Crewdson finds solace with ‘Cathedral of the Pines’
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Suited and booted: Ed Ruscha invites us along for his Savile Row fitting
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Elemental design: Gagosian NY celebrates the work of Franz West
The late Austrian sculptor, designer and installation artist Franz West continues to be feted internationally for his pioneering oeuvre, reflecting and encompassing participation, play and design. His work is now being celebrated in a show at New York’s Gagosian Gallery, entitled ‘Franz West: Möbelskulpturen/Furniture Works’.
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A new wave of galleries arrives in Hong Kong
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Creative polymath Theaster Gates opens his first solo show in New York
Theaster Gates fuses facets of art history with cultural reclamation in his new exhibition, ‘Black Vessel’ at Gagosian New York
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Flower power: Taryn Simon explores politics and global wealth at the Gagosian
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At home with Brazilian artist Adriana Varejão
we talk to artists about what they’re making, what’s making them tick, and the moments that made them. Tracked down at the foot of a volcano in Costa Rica, Adriana Varejão discusses her Oscar Niemeyer-designed house, the eroticism of pulsating meat, and her solo show ‘Talavera’, on now at Gagosian, New York
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Cristina Iglesias’ radical public sculpture: ‘I’m not trying to recreate nature’
With projects in London and New York, including an installation at the Royal Academy, it’s a major moment for Cristina Iglesias. We speak to the Spanish artist about her explorations of public space
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Abstract artist Mary Weatherford dazzles with neon-bisected takes on Titian
American artist Mary Weatherford – among Wallpaper* guest editor Kelly Wearstler’s pick of contemporary creatives in our October 2022 issue – has imagined an entire exhibition of abstract paintings dedicated to Titian’s Flaying of Marsyas
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Mixed media: Bret Easton Ellis and Alex Israel join forces at Gagosian Beverly Hills
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State of the art: most ambitious Gagosian yet to open in Mayfair
Tucked into a hidden corner of Mayfair just north of Berkeley Square, the soon-to-be-opened Gagosian on Grosvenor Hill is the international gallery’s third outpost in London and its most ambitious to date. Located in a 1960s building that was formerly home to the head offices of Savills estate agents, the 18,000 sq ft space is the result of two years of design and construction work. ‘Together [with Gagosian] we’ve been looking for a space in Mayfair for about ten years,’ says Adam Caruso of Caruso St John, the architects behind the design of all three of the gallery’s London locations as well as its spaces in Hong Kong, Paris and Rome.
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Mind the gap: Gagosian New York presents a host of Chris Burden’s bridges
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Walter De Maria confronts the powerful duality of truth and beauty at Gagosian
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Mirror maze: our reflections on Mexico City’s Zona Maco art fair
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Super size: Adriana Varejão’s baroque tiles loom large in Rome
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Back to black: Edmund de Waal plays with dark glazes in new body of work
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Georg Baselitz pays homage to fellow artists, from Mondrian to Warhol, in new exhibition
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Watch this space: the best NYC art galleries to know
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Antwaun Sargent's ‘Social Works’ presents a vision of a more inclusive art world
Critic and curator Antwaun Sargent’s first show for Gagosian is a multifaceted exploration of Black social practice, as featured in Wallpaper’s August 2021 issue
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Alex Israel reflects on Hollywood, the Instagram era and West Coast myths
From Mulholland Drive to Griffith Park, the artist opens a portal to his native Los Angeles in a new exhibition of self-portraits at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill
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Choreographer William Forsythe on melding man, machine and dance
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Material world: Peter Marino reflects on bronze, mythology and timeless design
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Heavy metal: Richard Serra’s weighty installations at Gagosian Gallery, NY
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Grey matter: Richard Serra's 'Ramble Drawings' at Gagosian Gallery, Paris
