https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtBoQuAtX3I&t=85s When will there be another Golden Age in art? Are we living in the Golden Age, or a corporate age? Josh Baer sat down with Jeffrey Deitch for our second annual talk at Christie’s Los Angeles for LA Art Week, with...
When Frieze first announced it would launch a Los Angeles edition in 2019, there was some speculation that the fair would flop. Despite consecutive editions in London since 2003 and in New York since 2012, Los Angeles was as of yet unconquered frontier, one where...
Anthony Meier, the president of the Art Dealers Association of America, has been art dealing on the West coast for nearly four decades, emerging in the early 1980s as a private advisor before opening a gallery in 1996. He recently moved his San Francisco gallery...
The American artist Sayre Gomez, best known for his hyper-realistic and at times dystopian paintings of everyday life in Los Angeles, has a heightened sense of what it means to be an LA artist. Gomez was born in Chicago and moved out West for his MFA at CalArts, where...
