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Frieze Seoul returns for its fourth edition this September, once again transforming COEX in Gangnam into a hub of international art. Partnering with KIAF, the fair continues to draw global attention but the energy extends far beyond the fairgrounds. Across the city, galleries are unveiling ambitious presentations that weave art into the very fabric of […]

Photo Credit : Alice Kotlyarenko Are Art Galleries Dying or Evoling?The question of whether art galleries are dying has been circulating across the art world for years. In cities like New York and Los Angeles, once-bustling gallery spaces are now squeezed by rising rents and shifting expectations. The traditional gallery model—where one space handled everything

Exterior view, the site of Hauser & Wirth Palo Alto, 2025. Photos: Jon McNeal Photography Hauser & Wirth Palo Alto gallery is set to become a major hub for contemporary art when it opens in spring 2026. This expansion marks the gallery’s third California location, joining their Downtown Los Angeles and West Hollywood spaces. Located

The large-scale public artwork, called Yellow 25, has taken over the Spanish Steps in Wembley Park, near Wembley Stadium, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Coldplay’s hit song Yellow. It’s a collaboration between Wembley Park and the Pantone Color Institute, and it also ties in with the band’s upcoming 10-night run at Wembley as part

Photo by Mac Cervantes How Dinosaur Fossils Became Billionaires’ Coveted Collectibles Dinosaurs are dominating this summer’s headlines—not just at the box office with the blockbuster Jurassic World Rebirth, which has earned over $718 million worldwide, but also in the high-stakes world of fossil collecting. In July, a juvenile Ceratosaurus fossil sold for a staggering $30.5

In the ever-evolving landscape of the art world, collecting emerging art offers a unique blend of satisfaction and opportunity for both new and seasoned collectors. Supporting up-and-coming artists not only fuels the creative community but also provides an exciting entry point into the world of art collecting. For those new to the scene, it’s an

Nicholas Olney and Eric Gleason. Photo by: Ogata Photo. Kasmin Gallery Closes After 35 Years, Giving Rise to New Venture Olney Gleason After 35 influential years in the art world, Kasmin Gallery, founded by the late Paul Kasmin in 1989, is closing its doors. Two of its key figures—Nicholas Olney, who joined Kasmin in 2007 and

The Bangkok art scene has grown tremendously in recent years, with new galleries and talented artists emerging across the city. Thailand has left an indelible impression on me. My best friend and I embarked on a weekend getaway, hoping to savor the last remnants of summer. We chose Bangkok – a place my friend adores.

Sotheby’s Asia has made a striking entrance into Hong Kong’s cultural scene with the opening of Sotheby’s Maison, designed by the renowned Rotterdam-based architecture studio MVRDV. The new space, located in the heart of the city’s central business district, boasts a street-facing ground floor with soaring 6-meter-high ceilings. This state-of-the-art, museum-quality environment promises visitors an

Art fairs have always been vibrant centers of creativity and commerce. However, the global pandemic sparked profound changes in how these events are organized and experienced. As the art world adapts to this new reality, it’s essential to explore the shifts that are reshaping art fairs. This post examines current trends, challenges, and opportunities that