This Week in Culture: September 4 – 10

Cultured Magazine

Sept., 2023

Must See: "Kerry Schuss" at Gordon Robichaux

Artforum

Sept., 2023

Five Things to Do in New York’s Art Scene July 5-7

Dan Duray, Observer

July, 2023

Nan Goldin and Nobuyoshi Araki Star in New Photo Show Exploring Intimacy

Emily Steer, AnOther Magazine

June, 2023

Reverend Joyce McDonald: 'From the shooting gallery to the art gallery'

Tom Seymour, The Art Newspaper

June, 2023

‘From shooting gallery to art gallery’: the reverend saved from heroin and sex work by sculpting

Dominic Rushe, The Guardian

May, 2023

Critics' Picks: Tony Feher

Ksenia M. Soboleva, Artforum

May, 2023

An Upstart Fair Focused on Art from the 1970s to Open Amid the Cram of Frieze Week

Shanti Escalante-De Mattei, ARTnews

May, 2023

The Independent, More Inclusive Than Ever

Martha Schwendener, The New York Times

May, 2023

Being Alive Now

Theodore Kerr, POZ Magazine

Apr., 2023

Eve Fowler

Lauren O’Neill-Butler, Artforum

Apr., 2023

In a New Exhibition, Photographer Clifford Prince King Spotlights Lovers and Friends

André-Naquian Wheeler, Vogue

Mar., 2023

Artist condemns anti-LGBTQ laws passed by Ugandan parliament including death penalty

Gareth Harris, The Art Newspaper

Mar., 2023

Must See: "Hush-a-Bye Dreams" at Gordon Robichaux

Artforum

Mar., 2023

What A Pile-Up

Harriet Quick, The Fix

Mar., 2023

Matt Paweski transforms the Wadsworth Atheneum with his utopian sculptures

Anushka Sharma, STIRpad

Feb., 2023

Art Gallery Shows to See in February: Eve Fowler

Holland Cotter, The New York Times

Feb., 2023

Eve Fowler: New Work

Ksenia Soboleva, The Brooklyn Rail

Feb., 2023

Matt Paweski’s Sculpture Blurs Boundaries of Art, Furniture and Design

Cate Hewitt, The Connecticut Examiner

Feb., 2023

The Artist’s Library: Tabboo! on Paul McCartney’s The Lyrics

Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, Ursula Magazine, Hauser & Wirth

Jan., 2023

What Just Above Midtown Meant for Black Artists

Taylor Michael, Hyperallergic

Jan., 2023

"Strange Clay" Review: A Mucky, Uncanny, Visceral Survey of Ceramic Art

Emily Steer, Wallpaper*

Jan., 2023

Must See: "Eve Fowler: New Work" at Gordon Robichaux

Artforum

Jan., 2023

Remix as Revitalization

Vanessa Joan Müller, Spike

Dec., 2022

Actors, Artists, and Activists: CULTURED's 2022 in Covers

Cultured Magazine

Dec., 2022

What’s next?

e-flux

Dec., 2022

Best of 2022: Malik Gaines on “Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces”

Malik Gaines, Artforum

Dec., 2022

Must See: Stephanie Crawford

Artforum

Nov., 2022

Rosemary Mayer

Emily LaBarge, 4Columns

Nov., 2022

From Adversity to Adornment: Leilah Babirye Interviewed by Ksenia M. Soboleva

Ksenia M. Soboleva, BOMB Magazine

Nov., 2022

Strange Clay: Ceramics in Contemporary Art — Immediate, Unpredictable and Outrageous

Emma Crichton-Miller, Financial Times

Nov., 2022

Two Views of New York, from Edward Hopper and a Historic Black Gallery

Hilton Als, The New Yorker

Oct., 2022

Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces

Los Angeles Review of Books

Oct., 2022

MoMA’s Just Above Midtown Exhibition Radically Expands New York Art History

Alex Greenberger, ARTnews

Oct., 2022

Art That Rose through the Cracks

John Vincler, The New York Times

Oct., 2022

Art We Saw This Fall

Will Heinrich, The New York Times

Oct., 2022

Just Above Midtown Was a Haven for Black Artists

Nina Raemont, Smithsonian Magazine

Oct., 2022

State of the Art: Leilah Babirye

Anna Walker, Reader's Digest

Oct., 2022

Goings on About Town: Miles Huston

Johanna Fateman, The New Yorker

Sept., 2022

A Utopian Space for Black Artists, Reimagined at MoMA

Aruna D’Souza, The New York Times

Sept., 2022

Independent 20th Century’s Artists in a Cozy New Fair Spinoff

Will Heinrich, The New York Times

Sept., 2022

Themes of the African Diaspora in “Black Atlantic”

The New Yorker

Aug., 2022

Leilah Babirye and February James “Set It Off” in a Mickalene Thomas and Racquel Chevremont Curated Exhibit

Bry'onna Mention, Essence

July, 2022

Independent to Uncover New 20th Century Stories in Inaugural Fair

Abby Schultz, Barron's

July, 2022

From Public Art Fund: "Black Atlantic"

Artforum

July, 2022

Independent Names 31 Galleries for New 20th-Century Art Fair

Maximilíano Durón, ARTnews

June, 2022

What a Wood Boat and Concrete Chaise Reveal About the African Diaspora

Diana Budds, Curbed

June, 2022

In Pictures: A Public Art Show in Brooklyn Bridge Park Explores the Multitude of Black Identities in America

Caroline Goldstein, Artnet News

June, 2022

Leilah Babirye's Sculptures Dedicated to Queer Bodies Take over New York and Beyond

Osman Can Yerebakan, Artsy

June, 2022

Siobhan Liddell Presents a Poem of a Show

Cassie Packard, Hyperallergic

June, 2022

Your Concise New York Art Guide for June 2022

Billy Anania, Hyperallergic

May, 2022

Giant New Works of Public Art Have Just Invaded Brooklyn Bridge Park

Anna Rahmanan, TimeOut

May, 2022

5 Notable Exhibitions Opening in New York This Week

Tessa Solomon, ARTnews

May, 2022

Spaces Between: Siobhan Liddell Interviewed by Ksenia M. Soboleva

Ksenia M. Soboleva, BOMB Magazine

May, 2022

Independent to Launch Fair Devoted to Diversifying the Canon of Twentieth-Century Art

Artforum

May, 2022

The Frieze Library: Volume Four

Frieze

May, 2022

New Public Art Exhibit in Brooklyn Bridge Park Explores "Hybrid Identities" Created by Diaspora

Aaron Ginsburg, 6sqft

May, 2022

2022 Artist Awards Program

Tribeca Film

May, 2022

The Best Booths at Independent New York 2022, From Personal Abstraction to a Response to the Guston Controversy

Maximilíano Durón, ARTnews

May, 2022

Your Curated Guide to New York Art Week

Brian P. Kelly, Artsy

Apr., 2022

Revisiting a Groundbreaking Show of Feminist Art

Hilarie M. Sheets, The New York Times

Apr., 2022

Reverend Joyce McDonald: Deliverance through Clay

John Chiaverina, Independent

Apr., 2022

Siobhan Liddell: Connecting the Eternal to the Everyday

John Chiaverina, Independent

Apr., 2022

Tabboo!

Los Angeles Review of Books

Apr., 2022

Agosto Machado

Jess Barbagallo, Artforum

Apr., 2022

40 Years Later, New York Is Still Tabboo!’s Favorite Muse

Interview Magazine

Mar., 2022

The Radar: Tabboo!

Ursula (Hauser & Wirth)

Mar., 2022

Tabboo! Paints a Valentine to New York City

Roberta Smith, The New York Times

Mar., 2022

Everything Here Is Tabboo!

Guy Trebay, The New York Times

Mar., 2022

Agosto Machado | Interview with Conrad Ventur

Conrad Ventur, The Visual AIDS Blog

Mar., 2022

Rosemary Mayer, "Ways of Attaching"

Monopol Magazin für Kunst und Leben

Mar., 2022

Looking Back / The 12th White Columns Annual

Ksenia Soboleva, The Brooklyn Rail

Mar., 2022

Editors’ Picks: 7 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week

Tanner West, Artnet News

Mar., 2022

Nick Relph at Gordon Robichaux

émergent Magazine

Feb., 2022

Last Weekend to See Agosto Machado’s "Forbidden City"

Lori Greenberg, Bowery Boogie

Feb., 2022

16 Standout Gallery Exhibitions to See in LA During Frieze Week

Sarah Cascone, Artnet News

Feb., 2022

NYC Gallery Scene Round-Up February 2022

Ilka Scobie, Artlyst

Feb., 2022

Art We Saw This Winter: Agosto Machado

Holland Cotter, The New York Times

Jan., 2022

Independent Art Fair New York Announces Participating Exhibitors for its 2022 Edition

ArtDependence Magazine

Jan., 2022

Rosemary Mayer: "Ways of Attaching"

Barlo Perry, Paris LA

Jan., 2022

At The Swiss Institute: Rosemary Mayer

Francesca Wade, London Review of Books

Jan., 2022

Under the Skin of Newness

Domenick Ammirati, Artforum

Jan., 2022

Forms of Memories: Rosemary Mayer at Swiss Institute

Chris Murtha, Art in America

Dec., 2021

Jenni Crain, Beloved Artist and Curator, Has Died of COVID-19

Valentina Di Liscia, Hyperallergic

Dec., 2021

Jenni Crain, Artist and Dealer at Gordon Robichaux Gallery in New York, Has Died of Covid-19, Aged 30

Kabir Jhala, The Art Newspaper

Dec., 2021

Jenni Crain, Artist and Curator on the Rise, Dies at 30 of Covid-19

Alex Greenberger, ARTnews

Dec., 2021

The Best New York Art Shows of 2021

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Dec., 2021

Leilah Babirye: Kuchu Clans of Buganda

Patrick Kingshill, CFile

Dec., 2021

Rosemary Mayer’s Tethered Histories

Nicole Rudick, The New York Review of Books

Dec., 2021

Gerald Jackson

Ksenia Soboleva, The Brooklyn Rail

Dec., 2021

Your Concise New York Art Guide for December 2021

Cassie Packard, Hyperallergic

Nov., 2021

Leilah Babirye: “If I Have My Chisel, I’m Good to Go”

Emily Steer, Elephant Magazine

Nov., 2021

He Stalks Delirious, Unfinished New York as It Rises

Randy Kennedy, The New York Times

Nov., 2021

"I always leave it to the viewer to figure out": Artist Leilah Babirye on Sculpting Enigmatic Faces, and Her First Commission for Celine

Noor Brara, Artnet News

Nov., 2021

Celine’s New London Store Captures Hedi Slimane’s Exacting Sense of Taste

HB Team, Hypebeast

Nov., 2021

Celine New Bond Street: A Carnival of Materials, Furniture and Art

Dal Chodha, Wallpaper*

Nov., 2021

Sculptor Leilah Babirye: "In Uganda you can be jailed for talking about gay issues"

Alex Needham, The Guardian

Nov., 2021

Critics' Picks: Rosemary Mayer

Ian Wallace, Artforum

Nov., 2021

Rosemary Mayer: Ways of Attaching

Candice Chu, The Brooklyn Rail

Nov., 2021

Leilah Babirye

Gilda Williams, Artforum

Nov., 2021

London Art Exhibitions 2022: An Ongoing Guide to the Must-See Shows

Harriet Lloyd-Smith, Wallpaper*

Oct., 2021

Greater New York at MoMA PS1 Presents a City in Constant Flux

Financial Times

Oct., 2021

An East Village Boutique Where the Avant-Garde Gathered

Guy Trebay, The New York Times

Oct., 2021

The Aldrich Museum Is Updating its Landmark Feminist Art Show from 1971

Sarah Cascone, Artnet

Oct., 2021

"Greater New York," a Show of the Moment, Dwells in the Radical Past

Martha Schwendener, The New York Times

Oct., 2021

Matt Paweski: "TEEM"

Perwana Nazif­­­, The Los Angeles Review of Books

Oct., 2021

Rosemary Mayer’s Fabric Sculptures Hover Between Form and Formlessness

Paige K. Bradley, Frieze

Sept., 2021

Rebound Ramblings: New York City Art Week 2021 RoundUp

Ilka Scobie, Artlyst

Sept., 2021

Still Independent, and Still Exceptional

Martha Schwendener, The New York Times

Sept., 2021

Glitter in the Air

Jesse Dorris, Artforum

Aug., 2021

Leilah Babirye on Reclaiming Her Queer Community

Leilah Babirye as told to Francesca Aton, Art in America

July, 2021

Goings On About Town: Rosemary Mayer

Johanna Fateman, The New Yorker

June, 2021

Rosemary Mayer’s Art of the Unseen

Natalie Haddad, Hyperallergic

June, 2021

Meet the Five Best-Dressed Artists to Have Ever Lived

Charlie Porter, GQ

June, 2021

Leilah Babirye's Blowtorched Trash Sculptures of Queer Ugandan Royalty Come to London

Kabir Jhala, The Art Newspaper

June, 2021

Rosemary Mayer’s Temporary Monuments

Perwana Nazif, The Los Angeles Review of Books

June, 2021

“Pleasures and Possible Celebrations”: Rosemary Mayer’s Temporary Monuments, 1977–1981

Elizabeth Buhe, The Brooklyn Rail

June, 2021

Interview: Leilah Babirye Reimagines Uganda's History Through a Queer Lens

Something Curated

May, 2021

Frieze and the Return of the Megafairs

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

May, 2021

Frieze New York

Osman Can Yerebakan, art-agenda

May, 2021

The 10 Best Booths at Frieze New York 2021

Benjamin Sutton, Artsy

May, 2021

"It is like spring in the art world": A More Civilised, "Humane" Frieze New York Bodes Well for the Market

Daniel Cassady, The Art Newspaper

May, 2021

Frieze New York, First Live Art Fair in a Year, Kicks Off at the Shed

Will Heinrich and Martha Schwendener, The New York Times

May, 2021

An Artist Who Built His Audience by the Side of the Road

Hilarie M. Sheets, The New York Times

May, 2021

Frieze New York Tests Whether Collectors Will Return to Art Fairs

Kelly Crow, The Wall Street Journal

May, 2021

"It's on": Frieze New York gets ready to be the first fair to return to the city

Daniel Cassady, The Art Newspaper

Apr., 2021

The Best Exhibitions to Visit in London Right Now

Katy Hessel, Vogue

Apr., 2021

Unplaceable Objects: Miho Dohi

Harry Burke, Mousse Magazine, no. 75

Apr., 2021

4 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now

Roberta Smith, The New York Times

Apr., 2021

Critics' Picks: Sanou Oumar

Zack Hatfield, Artforum

Apr., 2021

Otis Houston Jr.

Zoë Hopkins, The Brooklyn Rail

Apr., 2021

Creative Resilience in the Face of Hardship

April Freely, Art in America

Mar., 2021

Miho Dohi at Gordon Robichaux

Jonathan Goodman, Whitehot Magazine

Mar., 2021

The Kicker: Otis Houston Jr.

ARTnews

Mar., 2021

Miho Dohi at Gordon Robichaux

Contemporary Art Daily

Mar., 2021

TABBOO!

Anne Hanavan and Michael Bullock, Apartamento Magazine

Mar., 2021

A New York Gallery Field Trip February 2021

Ilka Scobie, Artlyst

Feb., 2021

Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now

Holland Cotter, The New York Times

Feb., 2021

Goings on About Town: Frederick Weston

Hilton Als, The New Yorker

Feb., 2021

Goings on About Town: Downtown 2021

Andrea K. Scott, The New Yorker

Feb., 2021

The Kicker: Downtown 2021

ARTnews

Jan., 2021

For Frederick

Alexandria Deters, Eazel Magazine

Jan., 2021

Leilah Babirye at Gordon Robichaux

Lauren O’Neill-Butler, Artforum

Jan., 2021

Jerry Saltz on Art in 2020

Alison Stewart, All Of It with Alison Stewart

Dec., 2020

Next Big Things: Leilah Babirye

Lucy Rees, Galerie Magazine

Dec., 2020

The 10 Best Art Shows of 2020

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Dec., 2020

Top Ten Highlights of 2020

Johanna Fateman, Artforum

Dec., 2020

3 Art Gallery Shows to See Right Now

Roberta Smith, The New York Times

Nov., 2020

Frederick Weston, Outsider Artist Who Was Finally Let In, Dies at 73

Alex Vadukul, The New York Times

Nov., 2020

Goings On About Town: Leilah Babirye

Johanna Fateman, The New Yorker

Nov., 2020

New York Choral Society to Stream "Peace unto Zion"

Francisco Salazar, Opera Wire

Nov., 2020

Frederick Weston (1946–2020)

Pamela Sneed, Artforum

Nov., 2020

Leilah Babirye Imagines Queer Clans of Uganda

Daniella Brito, Hyperallergic

Nov., 2020

Discarded Trash Transformed to Black Queer Power

Senta Scarborough, Fierce Hazel

Nov., 2020

Leilah Babirye: Ebika Bya ba Kuchu mu Buganda (Kuchu Clans of Buganda)

Elizabeth Buhe, The Brooklyn Rail

Nov., 2020

Frederick Weston, New York Artist Known for Incisive Collages, Has Died at 73

Tessa Solomon, ARTnews

Oct., 2020

Powerful Sculptures, Leilah Babirye: "Ebika Bya ba Kuchu mu Buganda (Kuchu Clans of Buganda)"

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Oct., 2020

Frederick Weston (1946–2020)

Artforum

Oct., 2020

Sculptor Leilah Babirye Turns Found Objects into Triumphant Celebrations of Queer Identity

Pei-Ru Keh, Wallpaper

Oct., 2020

Your Concise New York Art Guide for October 2020

Hyperallergic

Oct., 2020

Stephen Friedman — From YBAs to Mayfair Establishment

Gareth Harris, Financial Times

Oct., 2020

Life Force

Frances Hedges, Harper's Bazaar UK

Sept., 2020

3 Los Angeles Exhibitions Exploring the Nature of Things

Paul Laster, Art & Object

Aug., 2020

A Gallery in the Sky Has Its Roots in the Community: Jacob Robichaux and Sam Gordon

Jeremy Hodkin, Independent

Aug., 2020

A Bouquet of Group Art Shows Near Houston Street

Roberta Smith, The New York Times

Aug., 2020

From Catherine Opie, a Visual Diary of the Recent Past

Nadja Spiegelman, The New York Times

July, 2020

Sale of Artist-Designed Silkscreen Bandanas Will Support Black Trans Advocacy Coalition

Gabrielle Leung, Hypebeast

June, 2020

Sale of Artist-Designed Scarves Benefits Black Trans Advocacy Coalition

Valentina Di Liscia, Hyperallergic

June, 2020

The Most Interesting Projects and Works of Art of the Lockdown

Stella Bottai, Harper's Bazaar Italia

June, 2020

Flânerie in the Time of Corona: Daphne Fitzpatrick’s Mad Love for New York City

Ksenia Soboleva, The Brooklyn Rain

June, 2020

12 Days of Pride

Melanie Bencosme, BET

June, 2020

Take a Virtual Tour Through This "Art after Stonewall" Exhibition

Ivan Quintanilla with Daniel Marcus, Logo TV

May, 2020

Miz Cracker Visits: Tabboo!

Artforum

May, 2020

Smart Movers and Rising Makers

Melanie Gerlis, Financial Times

Apr., 2020

Hit the Streets: Otis Houston Jr.’s Call for Response

John Drury, Whitehot Magazine

Apr., 2020

The Compound Interest of Swamp Futures

Miles Huston, F issue 10: REAL ESTATE

Apr., 2020

The House Will Also Fall to Dust

Jenni Crain, F issue 10: REAL ESTATE

Apr., 2020

The Power of Puns

John Yau, Hyperallergic

Mar., 2020

"The Great Migration" of Southern Sensibilities and Charm: "Souls Grown Diaspora" at apexart

Alexandria Deters, Eazel

Mar., 2020

Independent, the Small-Scale Art Fair Antidote to the Armory Show, Stages a Soothing Opening in New York

Andy Battaglia, Alex Greenberger, ARTnews

Mar., 2020

The Comfort in being Blue: A Conversation with Frederick Weston

Alexandria Deters, Eazel

Mar., 2020

13 Great Things to Do in New York

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Feb., 2020

The 12 Best Art Galleries in New York City

Devorah Lev-Tov, TripSavvy

Feb., 2020

Goings on About Town: "Souls Grown Diaspora"

Johanna Fateman, The New Yorker

Feb., 2020

7 Must-See Exhibitions This Week, From San Francisco to London and Beyond

Andrew Russeth, Surface

Feb., 2020

Souls Grown Diaspora

Ksenia Soboleva, The Brooklyn Rain

Feb., 2020

What to See Right Now in New York Art Galleries: "Souls Grown Diaspora," A Movement’s Northern Reach; Frederick Weston’s "Blue Bedroom Blues"

Holland Cotter, The New York Times

Jan., 2020

The Foundation for Contemporary Arts Announces 2020 Grant Recipients

Artforum

Jan., 2020

Frederick Weston's "Blue Bedroom Blues" Finds a Home at the Ace Hotel Gallery

Britt Stigler, All Arts

Jan., 2020

Frederick Weston Reclaims Manhattan

Julie Baumgardner, Independent

Jan., 2020

The Approval Matrix: Week of December 23, 2019

Carl Swanson, New York Magazine

Dec., 2019

Shop Kiosk!

Anne Doran, Art in America

Dec., 2019

New York’s Most Unique Holiday Pop-Up Features Minimalist Tape Dispensers, Tiny Italian Calendars, and Neon Art

Carmen Rosy Hall, Vogue

Dec., 2019

12 Queer Artists Whose Work Is Making Us Pay Attention

R. Kurt Osenlund, NBC News

Dec., 2019

The 10 Best Art Shows of 2019

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Dec., 2019

Miami Roundup

Ricardo Mor, Art-agenda

Dec., 2019

4 Striking Trends at NADA Miami That Show Us Where the Art World—and Market—Are Headed Next

Julia Halperin, Tim Schneider, Artnet News

Dec., 2019

The Art of Other Suns

Sam Gordon, Ursula Magazine, Issue 5

Dec., 2019

Two Artists Invite You to Bask in Their Garden

Harry Tafoya, Hyperallergic

Nov., 2019

New York Galleries: What to See Right Now: Elisabeth Kley and Tabboo!’s botanical beauties

Roberta Smith, The New York Times

Oct., 2019

Ceramicist and Painter Elisabeth Kley's Cultured Commission Is a Vessel to the Past

Cultured Magazine

Oct., 2019

Goings On About Town: Elisabeth Kley and Tabboo!

Johanna Fateman, The New Yorker

Oct., 2019

Here’s the Exhibitor List for NADA Miami 2019

Claire Selvin, ARTnews

Sept., 2019

Here’s the Exhibitor List for Independent New York 2020

Claire Selvin, ARTnews

Sept., 2019

Oral History Project: Janet Olivia Henry & Sana Musasama

Stephanie E. Goodalle, BOMB Magazine

Sept., 2019

ARTnews In Brief: Artadia Names San Francisco Awardees, New York’s Gordon Robichaux Gallery Grows Its Roster, and More from September 13, 2019

The Editors of ARTnews, ARTnews

Sept., 2019

Frederick Weston at Gordon Robichaux

Art Viewer

July, 2019

Imperial Teen Discuss Their New Album, the Evolution of Queer Artistry & "Pushing Buttons"

Stephen Daw, Billboard

July, 2019

Critics' Pick: Frederick Weston

Tausif Noor, Artforum

May, 2019

My First Time Attending the Last Address Tribute Walk for AIDS

Svetlana Kitto, Hyperallergic

May, 2019

Take a Trip into the Outer Reaches of the Universe with Bob Nickas

Bob Nickas, Another Man Magazine

May, 2019

‘Stonewall 50’ exhibit at CAMH explores LGBT themes

Molly Glentzer, Houston Chronicle

May, 2019

Amassing a Frieze Library, Book by Book

Gareth Harris, The Art Newspaper

May, 2019

The Best of Frieze New York 2019

Sara Anastasia Roffino, Cultured Magazine

May, 2019

Confessions of a Dealer: Sam Gordon

Nancy Kenney, The Art Newspaper

Apr., 2019

Preview Peek: 9 Emerging Artists with Solo Booths at Frieze New York

Artspace Editors, Artspace

Apr., 2019

Funeral Parade of Roses

Linda Simpson, Artforum

Apr., 2019

Goings On About Town: Siobhan Liddell

Johanna Fateman, The New Yorker

Apr., 2019

Art Is Where the Home Is

Roberta Smith, The New York Times

Apr., 2019

Spring 2019 Editor’s Letter: Furthering the Conversation

Sarah Douglas, ARTnews

Mar., 2019

To Do: February 20 - March 6, 2019

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Feb., 2019

Inside the East Village Apartment of Artist, Musician, and Legendary Drag Queen, Tabboo!

Colleen Hochberger, Artspace

Jan., 2019

Art Movements: Transitions

Jasmine Weber, Hyperallergic

Jan., 2019

Gordon Robichaux Gallery Now Represents KIOSK and Otis Houston Jr.

Annie Armstrong, ARTnews

Jan., 2019

"We Are the Canvas": Storied New York Highway Performer Otis Houston Jr. on His New Work

Andrew Russeth, ARTnews

Dec., 2018

Raw Material: A Podcast, Season 4: Luvvers, Episode 5: My Art is Gay

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Dec., 2018

Highlights From NADA Art Fair 2018

Purple Magazine

Dec., 2018

This Uncommon Design Shop Is the Anti-Amazon

Aileen Kwun, Fast Company

Dec., 2018

Dealers Take a Stand Against Transphobia at Miami's Fairs

Osman Can Yerebakan, The Art Newspaper

Dec., 2018

Sanou Oumar and Matt Paweski at Gordon Robichaux

Svetlana Kitto, Art Viewer

Nov., 2018

Sanou Oumar / Matt Paweski

Andrea K. Scott, The New Yorker

Oct., 2018

Dean Spunt: EE Head

Ryan Mastellar, Tiny Mix Tapes

Oct., 2018

East Village Icon Tabboo! Breaks Out as a Painter

Osman Can Yerebakan, Cultured Magazine

Oct., 2018

Artist Leilah Babirye Takes Off the Mask

Svetlana Kitto, Cultured Magazine

Oct., 2018

Here's Everything You Need To Know About Supreme Collaborator Tabboo!

Jonathan Sawyer, Highsnobiety

Sept., 2018

March: Court in Boston, More Art Fairs in New York, Dumplings, a Raucous Dinner Party

Andrew Russeth, ARTnews

Sept., 2018

A maybe exaggerated, definitely foggy, look back at The World—the most iconic nightclub you’ve never heard of

Whitney Mallett, Interview Magazine

Sept., 2018

Daphne Fitzpatrick

Rahel Aima, Artforum

Sept., 2018

Revisiting a Seminal Exhibition on “Third World” Feminist Art at A.I.R. Gallery

Ana Tuazon, Hyperallergic

Aug., 2018

Review: A.I.R. Gallery Catches Up on Some Unfinished Business

Jillian Steinhauer, The New York Times

Aug., 2018

Wigstock Returns From the Dead

Jacob Bernstein, The New York Times

Aug., 2018

To Do: June 13–June 27, 2018

Jerry Saltz, New York Magazine

June, 2018

The Approval Matrix: Week of May 28, 2018

New York Magazine

May, 2018

No Sweetness Here

Serubiri Moses, 1-54 FORUM New York

May, 2018

Leilah Babirye Evokes Bugandan Empire & Daphne Fitzpatrick, $3 Bills in Gordon Robichaux Show

Bruce-Michael Gelbert, Fire Island Q News

May, 2018

‘A Page from My Intimate Journal (Part I) —’ at Gordon Robichaux, New York

The Editors of ARTnews, ARTnews

Apr., 2018

To Do: April 4–April 18, 2018

Jerry Saltz, New York Magazine

Apr., 2018

Goings on About Town: "A Page from My Intimate Journal (Part I)—"

The New Yorker

Mar., 2018

This Queer Sculptor Fled Uganda, and Her Art May Save Her Life

R. Kurt Osenlund, Out Magazine

Mar., 2018

Agosto Machado, photographed by Ryan McGinley, Jack Pierson, and Peter Hujar. Interviewed by Jimmy Paul and Tabboo!

Svetlana Kitto, C★NDY Magazine #11

Jan., 2018

The World of Drag—Now and Then—Photographed by David Yarritu and Zak Krevitt

Linda Simpson, C★NDY Magazine #11

Jan., 2018

Club 57: Film, Performance, and Art in the East Village, 1978–1983

Nicole Miller, The Brooklyn Rail

Dec., 2017

The 10 Best Art Achievements of 2017

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Dec., 2017

The Sensory Overload of Ken Tisa’s ‘The Color of Sound’

Jennifer Krasinski, The Village Voice

Dec., 2017

Polaroid-Ausstellung: So Achtziger!

Der Spiegel

Dec., 2017

50 Years of Proof That New Yorkers Have Always Had the Ultimate Style

Stephanie Eckardt, W Magazine

Nov., 2017

Freaks and Geeks: Revisiting the Legendary Club 57 at MOMA

Jennifer Krasinski, The Village Voice

Nov., 2017

MoMA Exhibition ‘Club 57’ Salutes the Art of the East Village

David D'Arcy, Observer

Nov., 2017

Club 57: Film, Performance, and Art in the East Village, 1978–1983 at MoMA

Art Viewer

Nov., 2017

Club 57, Late-Night Home of Basquiat and Haring, Gets a Museum-Worthy Revival

Brett Sokol, The New York Times

Oct., 2017

Goings on About Town: Tabboo!

The New Yorker, The New Yorker

Oct., 2017

The New Museum’s ‘Trigger’ Is Radical in Content, Retrograde in Form: What Should We Make of That?

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

Oct., 2017

Photos From the Club That Helped Define NY's 80s drag scene

Lexi Manatakis, Dazed

Oct., 2017

This Photo Exhibition Celebrates a Legendary Drag Landmark

Lynn Yaeger, Vogue

Oct., 2017

Interview: TABBOO!

Alex Jovanovich, Artforum

Sept., 2017

World of Tabboo!

Know Wave

Sept., 2017

The Art World Needs a Jolt. the Electricity Is Coming from Some Surprising Places.

Jerry Saltz, Vulture

June, 2017

Revisit Wigstock in Vintage Polaroids

Sarah Nechamkin, The Cut

June, 2017

A Brief History of Drag in the Art World

Artsy Editorial, Artsy

Apr., 2017

Video Tour with Ken Tisa at Gordon Robichaux

Emma Orme, The New York Times

Apr., 2017

What to See in New York Art Galleries This Week: Ken Tisa

Holland Cotter, The New York Times

Apr., 2017

Critics' Pick: Ken Tisa

Johanna Fateman, Artforum

Apr., 2017

Behind-the-Scenes Polaroids From NADA’s "Contemporary Drag"

Lena Rawley, The Cut

Mar., 2017

NADA Needs To Serve Its Exhibitors and Visitors Better

Paddy Johnson, Art F City

Mar., 2017

NADA New York Feels Fresh With a Focus on Activism and Reflection

Eliza Jordan, Whitewall

Mar., 2017

What to See at New York’s Art Fairs This Week

Martha Schwendener, The New York Times

Mar., 2017

Picks: NADA New York

NYAQ , SFAQ

Mar., 2017

Lady Bunny Leads Drag Queen Collab with New Art Dealers Alliance

Dennis Heinzmann, Out Magazine

Mar., 2017

White Columns Director Matthew Higgs's Favorite Works from NADA New York 2017

Artspace Editors, Artspace

Feb., 2017

This Capsule Collection Was Designed Entirely By Drag Performers

Cait Munro, Bullet Media

Feb., 2017

ART IN REVIEW; Janet Henry -- 'American Anatomy and Other Work?'

Grace Glueck, The New York Times

Dec., 2002