Julia Halperin
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Arts & culture journalist. Cofounder of the Burns Halperin Report. Former executive editor @artnet. Get in touch: [email protected]. She/her.
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2 weeks ago |
culturedmag.com | Julia Halperin
If you spend more than 20 minutes on a gallery crawl in Tribeca, Bloomsbury, or Kreuzberg, you’re likely to overhear someone talking in hushed tones about the worrying state of the art market. But such doom-and-gloom threatens to overshadow another equally relevant truth: The past five years have seen a flourishing new crop of ambitious galleries taking root in cities around the globe. The pandemic ushered in a wave of experimentation, of why-not-now, that has enriched the art world tremendously.
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culturedmag.com | Julia Halperin
Portrait of Larry Gagosian by Roe Ethridge. All images courtesy of Gagosian. Larry Gagosian may be known as the world’s most famous art dealer, but he recently took on another title: bookseller. After the original owner of BookHampton put the beloved East Hampton bookshop up for sale last fall, locals feared a new buyer might shutter it. Then along came Gagosian, a longtime Amagansett resident, who swooped in to purchase the property in May.
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3 weeks ago |
ft.com | Julia Halperin
Wangechi Mutu has been pushing the conservators to their limit.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Julia Halperin |Marisa Chafetz
Studio Visit"She is one of the masters of playing with materials in our moment," a curator said of Moyer, who has made glass look like brick and fabric look like rock. Sam Moyer in her studio in Brooklyn. The work is "Otherworld," 2025, made from marble and acrylic on plaster-coated canvas mounted to MDF. Studio Visit"She is one of the masters of playing with materials in our moment," a curator said of Moyer, who has made glass look like brick and fabric look like rock.
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culturedmag.com | Julia Halperin
Chase Hall photographed in his studio by Clement Pascal. Image courtesy of the artist. Entering an exhibition by the American artist Chase Hall feels like walking inside a family photo album. His painted figures—cowboys, tennis players, musicians—appear to have long histories with one another. But, all of Hall’s characters are entirely made up.
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