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For These Artists, Their Medium Is Their Identity
For These Artists, Their Medium Is Their Identity

The New York Times shares how Gilbert & George's art practice has defined their identity over the last five decades.

David Salle Spills All at Lehmann Maupin Seoul
David Salle Spills All at Lehmann Maupin Seoul

Ocula speaks with David Salle about his art practice and latest exhibition in Seoul, World People. 

In Tammy Nguyen’s stunning paintings, the complexities of the Vietnam War
In Tammy Nguyen’s stunning paintings, the complexities of the Vietnam War

The Boston Globe sheds light on Tammy Nguyen's new exhibition at the ICA Boston and her exploration on the aftermath of the Vietnam War.

Art Shows and Exhibitions to See This Fall
Art Shows and Exhibitions to See This Fall

The NY Times highlights Hernan Bas's upcoming show, The Conceptualists as one to visit to see his latest works on creativity and queer spaces.

How These Artists Learn From Each Other: Nari Ward and Cosmo Whyte
How These Artists Learn From Each Other: Nari Ward and Cosmo Whyte

The New York Times considers the creative connection between Nari Ward and Cosmo Whyte in the column Race/Related. 

7 Questions for Lari Pittman on Painting Imaginary, Fantastical Cities and Finding Artistic Inspiration Driving Through Los Angeles
7 Questions for Lari Pittman on Painting Imaginary, Fantastical Cities and Finding Artistic Inspiration Driving Through Los Angeles

Artnet speaks with Lari Pittman about his new body of work on view at Lehmann Maupin. 

Frieze Fairs Clash in New York and Seoul
Frieze Fairs Clash in New York and Seoul

The Financial Times quotes Senior Director Emma Son in their Frieze Seoul coverage. 

At Frieze Seoul, Smaller Sales Reign Among Top-Tier Galleries
At Frieze Seoul, Smaller Sales Reign Among Top-Tier Galleries

ARTnews highlights Lehmann Maupin's presentation at Frieze Seoul.

Sung Neung Kyung: “Art Is Easy, Life Is Hard”
Sung Neung Kyung: “Art Is Easy, Life Is Hard”

ArtReview interviews Sung Neung Kyung about the Space and Time movement in 1970s South Korea and his newfound international acclaim.

Artist Catherine Opie on the Vatican — an outsider’s view of an arcane world
Artist Catherine Opie on the Vatican — an outsider’s view of an arcane world

Catherine Opie speaks with the Financial Times about her new work, inspired by the architecture and ideology of the city-state.

In His East Hampton Studio, Painter David Salle Starts His Days Searching for Artistic Transformation and Ends Them With a Cold Beer
In His East Hampton Studio, Painter David Salle Starts His Days Searching for Artistic Transformation and Ends Them With a Cold Beer

Artnet visits David Salle's studio ahead of his exhibition World People, on view now in Seoul. 

Sung Neung Kyung: ‘All Art is Fundamentally at Least a Bit Political'
Sung Neung Kyung: ‘All Art is Fundamentally at Least a Bit Political'

The Guardian speaks with Sung Neung Kyung on the occasion of Only the Young: Experimental Art in South Korea, 1960s–1970s at the Guggenheim. 

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