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• Dodge Gallery Construction Documented in New York City's Lower East Side in 2010 institutional

  In 2010, the Dodge Gallery was under construction in New York City. The gallery's development was documented on September 28, 2010, through an entry posted on artcritical. This…

• Sperone Westwater Gallery Opens New Bowery Location Adjacent to New Museum institutional

  On September 28, 2010, the Sperone Westwater gallery unveiled its new location on the Bowery in New York City, right next to the New Museum, thus forming a cultural hub in the…

• Moscow's Multimedia Centre for Actual Arts Opens Autumn 2010 institutional

  After years of delays, the Multimedia Centre for Actual Arts (MCAA) is set to open in autumn 2010 in Moscow, replacing the cramped former Moscow House of Photography. Directed by…

• Fall 2010 Lecture Series Launch at NYC Art Institutions: SVA, National Academy Museum, and New York Studio School institutional

  On September 14, 2010, the School of Visual Arts kicks off its fall lecture series featuring painter Alexi Worth at their West 21st Street location. Following this, a panel…

• Israel Museum Reopens with $100M Renovation and Three Artist Installations institutional

  In the summer of 2010, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem reopened its doors following a $100 million renovation of its 20-acre grounds, which first welcomed visitors in 1965. The…

• Guggenheim Museum Invites Artists to Reinterpret Frank Lloyd Wright's Iconic Interior institutional

  The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has initiated a project inviting contemporary artists to reconceptualize the interior space of its landmark Frank Lloyd Wright-designed building.…

• UBS Art Gallery Archives Showcase Synthesis of Power, Color, and Line institutional

  The UBS Art Gallery Archives showcase a collection that brilliantly merges raw intensity, vibrant hues, and the structuring influence of lines. This assembly illustrates the…

• Kadist Art Foundation's Family-Run Model and Three-Pronged Program institutional

  Founded by collector Vincent Worms, the Kadist Art Foundation in Paris serves as a Franco-American extension of the Tsadik Foundation. A family-operated committee oversees its…

• Unconventional Art School in Remote North Carolina Operated Without Traditional Structure institutional

  An unconventional art school operated in remote North Carolina, far from the established art scene of New York. This institution functioned unlike traditional art schools,…

• Metaphor Contemporary Art Closes After Nearly a Decade institutional

  Metaphor Contemporary Art, a gallery in downtown Brooklyn, held its final exhibition in March 2010. The space was founded in October 2001 by artists Rene Lynch and Julian Jackson,…

• Alex Katz's 1984 painting Green Cap enters Whitney Museum collection as artist's gift institutional

  Alex Katz's 1984 painting Green Cap has been accessioned into the permanent collection of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. The oil on board work measures 12 3/16 by…

• Mercedes Matter with Students at New York Studio School in 2005 institutional

  Mercedes Matter was photographed with students at the New York Studio School in 2005. The image was posted on artcritical.com on June 11, 2010, as part of content related to "The…

• Gagosian Gallery Takes Over Representation of Robert Rauschenberg Estate institutional

  Gagosian Gallery has secured representation of the Robert Rauschenberg estate, ending a 15-year relationship with Pace Gallery (formerly PaceWildenstein). The influential American…

• Jimmy Wright's 2001 pastel portrait acquired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art institutional

  A pastel on paper portrait by Jimmy Wright, titled 'Portrait of the Artist' and dated 2001, entered the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Measuring 19-1/4…

• Larry Shopmaker and Betsy Senior Open Chelsea Gallery with Rauschenberg Work institutional

  Larry Shopmaker and Betsy Senior launched a new gallery in Chelsea, featuring a work by Robert Rauschenberg. The gallery opening was announced on June 3, 2010, marking their entry…

• Israel Museum in Jerusalem Reopens in July 2010 After Major Renovation institutional

  In July 2010, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem welcomed visitors once again following a renovation and expansion that commenced in June 2007. This project introduced 8,600 square…

• John Currin's 1999 painting 'The Hobo' acquired by Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego institutional

  John Currin's oil painting 'The Hobo' from 1999, measuring 40 by 32 inches, entered the collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. The acquisition was made possible…

• Sandra Dagher and Lamia Joreige: Building Beirut's Art Scene After War institutional

  In 2000, at the age of 22, Sandra Dagher established Espace SD in Beirut, emphasizing local artists. Following the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict, she initiated Nafas Beirut, which…

• Centre Pompidou-Metz Opens as Decentralized National Museum on May 15, 2010 institutional

  On May 15, 2010, the Centre Pompidou-Metz, a national museum operating outside the central framework, officially opens its doors after ten years of development. The architectural…

• Gabriel Orozco's 'Kytes Tree' Acquired by MoMA in 2005 institutional

  In 2005, Gabriel Orozco produced 'Kytes Tree,' a painting crafted with synthetic polymer paint on a canvas that measures 78-3/4 by 78-3/4 inches. The Museum of Modern Art in New…

• Pace Gallery Ends 17-Year Partnership with Wildenstein, Regains Independence in 50th Year institutional

  In April 2010, the 17-year collaboration between Pace and Wildenstein was amicably dissolved, bringing an end to the PaceWildenstein gallery. As it celebrates its 50th…

• Metaphor Contemporary Art Gallery Closes After 10 Years in Brooklyn institutional

  Metaphor Contemporary Art, a Brooklyn gallery that operated for a decade, has permanently closed its doors. The gallery was founded by artists James Kukla and Susan Neill, who…

• Metaphor Contemporary Art Closes After Nearly a Decade in Brooklyn institutional

  Metaphor Contemporary Art, a downtown Brooklyn gallery run by artists Rene Lynch and Julian Jackson, closed its physical space in March 2010. The gallery, which opened in October…

• Dr. Stephen J. Bury Appointed Andrew W. Mellon Chief Librarian at Frick Art Reference Library institutional

  The Frick Collection has appointed Dr. Stephen J. Bury as the Andrew W. Mellon Chief Librarian of the Frick Art Reference Library. Previously, he was the Deputy Director at the…

• Udo Kittelmann on Reviving Berlin's Nationalgalerie institutional

  Udo Kittelmann, director of Berlin's Nationalgalerie since 2008, oversees six state museums spanning 19th to 21st-century art. In an interview, he outlines long-term plans to…

• Jack the Pelican Presents Gallery Closes After Eight Years in Williamsburg institutional

  Jack the Pelican Presents will close its Williamsburg gallery after eight years, with owner Don Carroll citing economic downturn, declining sales, and rising rent as reasons. The…

• MIT List Center Hosts Forum on Parody, Politics and Performativity with Sehgal, Bruguera, Fontaine institutional

  On Saturday, March 13, at 3 pm, the MIT List Visual Art Center will host the Annual Max Wasserman Forum on Contemporary Art, themed "Parody, Politics and Performativity." This…

• Swarthmore College hosts symposium and exhibitions on artists addressing war and political crises institutional

  Swarthmore College is hosting a series of events that delve into how modern artists react to warfare and political turmoil. This initiative features two simultaneous exhibitions,…

• Inhotim: Brazil's Unique Art and Botanical Garden Model institutional

  Inhotim Institute in Minas Gerais, Brazil, has become a unique global destination combining contemporary art with a rich botanical garden. Founded by Bernardo Paz, a mining…

• Dia Art Foundation Plans New Chelsea Space Under Philippe Vergne institutional

  The Dia Art Foundation, under director Philippe Vergne since 2008, has announced the construction of a new exhibition building in Chelsea, New York, directly across from its…

• National Gallery of Art Reopens in Vilnius with Controversial Renovation and Ambitious Exhibitions institutional

  On June 20, 2009, the National Gallery of Art in Vilnius welcomed visitors again after nearly 20 years without a dedicated exhibition for 20th-century Lithuanian art. Located in…

• 2009 Ukrainian Curatorial Competition Sparks Clashes and Innovations in Traditional Museums institutional

  In 2009, the EIDOS Arts Development Foundation launched the competition "Art a priori: Contemporary Histories," which led to the development of eight curatorial projects…

• Charles Saatchi's New Gallery Strategy: From Discoverer to Consecrator institutional

  In Chelsea, London, the Saatchi Gallery was inaugurated by Charles Saatchi in October 2008, transitioning its emphasis from emerging to established artists. The gallery embraces…

• Nicolas Joel Takes Over Paris Opera with Wagner's Ring Cycle institutional

  Nicolas Joel succeeded Gérard Mortier as director of the Opéra national de Paris for the 2009-2010 season. His first season features twenty operatic works, including four new…

• Zdenka Badovinac on Eastern Europe's Missing Histories and Moderna galerija's Transformative Role institutional

  Since 1993, Zdenka Badovinac has led Ljubljana's Museum of Modern Art, where she established the Arteast 2000+ Collection in 2000. Her curatorial efforts began with the 1998…

• Jarosław Suchan Outlines Future Vision for Łódź's Museum Sztuki in 2009 Interview institutional

  Jarosław Suchan, the director of the Art Museum (Museum sztuki) in Łódź, detailed his forward-looking strategies for the institution in an interview recorded on August 25, 2009.…

• Ukrainian Contemporary Art Scene Emerges Through Grassroots Collectives and Institutional Patronage institutional

  The contemporary art landscape in Ukraine is transforming through initiatives led by artists, private organizations, and grassroots groups. In May 2009, HudRada presented the…

• France to Launch New Palais de Tokyo Institution for French Artists institutional

  French Culture Minister Christine Albanel announced the creation of a new institution within the vacant spaces of the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, dedicated to presenting…

• Olivier Poivre d'Arvor on French Cultural Strategy at the 2009 Venice Biennale institutional

  In a 2009 conversation with artpress, Olivier Poivre d'Arvor, who leads Culturesfrance, elaborates on the agency's mission to advance French culture internationally, particularly…

• DOX Center's Artistic Director Jaroslav Anděl Discusses Prague's New Contemporary Art Hub institutional

  In an interview with Erich Sargeant, Jaroslav Anděl, the newly appointed artistic director of Prague's DOX Center for Contemporary Art, elaborates on the center's aspirations.…