In Harper’s Bazaar, writer Brooke Theis interviews Alex Prager about her new show and body of work, noting the “sense of excitement [that] is tangible in every one of Prager’s pictures – for within each one is a never-ending story.”

Melanie Gerlis of the Financial Times interviews artist Alex Prager in advance of her London opening, and describes the new series of work as a “powerful way to encapsulate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.”

In a look back at 2021’s most exciting headlines, The Korea Times features the gallery’s upcoming expansion to Seoul’s Hannam-dong neighborhood.

Harriet Lloyd Smith of Wallpaper* recommends a visit to Kater Attia: On Silence, now on view at Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art.  

The New York-based artist answers the frieze questionnaire in the magazine’s first print issue of 2022.

In Artnet News, Folasade Ologundudu interviews artist McArthur Binion creating a career on his own terms, and how he is determined to pay it forward.

Sarah Cascone of Artnet News highlights Helen Pashgian: Spheres and Lenses as one of the most important gallery shows to see before the end of 2021.

The Wall Street Journal visits the Austrian artist in his one-of-a-kind homes across Greece and Austria.