Chandra Noyes

Christie’s Rockefeller Collection Auctions Begin Record-Setting Week

Christie's started off a big week of auctions with a bang last night. Their 19th & 20th Century Art Evening Sale, the first in a series of auctions of the collection of Peggy and David…

A Reconstructed Baroque in De Cotiis’ Baroquisme at Carpenters Workshop Gallery

This month at Carpenters Workshop Gallery is an exhibit of decadent works from Italian designer Vincenzo De Cotiis. As the name suggests, “Baroquisme” is the designers reimagining of the…

Pace Presents Far-Reaching Survey of Yto Barrada

Opening this week at Pace Gallery, is the gallery’s first New York showing of the artist Yto Barrada. “How to Do Nothing with Nobody All Alone by Yourself” is no simple gallery show,…

North Carolina Museum of Art is Latest to Acquire Kusama Infinity Room

The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) is the latest institution to acquire one of Yayoi Kusama's hugely popular mirrored infinity rooms. Light of Life, 2018, is a seven feet…

Houston Brings Home an Anish Kapoor Sculpture to Rival Chicago’s “Cloud Gate”

The Museum of Fine Arts Houston installed and unveiled their new gleaming Anish Kapoor sculpture this week. "Cloud Column," conceived in the late 1990s and executed in 2006, is a 21,000-pound…

Machine Age Art in the Spotlight at the de Young's Precisionism Survey

Opening this month at the de Young in San Francisco is “Cult of the Machine: Precisionism and American Art.” This comprehensive survey of America’s first homegrown art movement showcases art of…

Do Ho Suh Recreates Memories of Home at the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Recently opened at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Do Ho Suh’s ‘Almost Home’ invites us to tour Suh’s ethereal memories. Suh is known for his delicately crafted “fabric architecture” pieces.…

A Delicately Crafted Dialogue at the Museum of Arts and Design: Immigration and Border Walls Through Jewelry

Beginning this month, the Museum of Arts and Design in New York presents a dialogue about immigration in a new format. La Frontera: Encounters Along the Border uses contemporary…

Armory Arts Week Engulfs Manhattan

Armory Arts Week filled Manhattan with art fairs and their patrons over the weekend. Centered around the Armory Show with an additional eight satellite fairs, there is truly something…

Chris Schanck's Furniture for an Uncertain Future at Friedman Benda

In Chris Schanck’s solo exhibition at Friedman Benda, furniture seems capable of taking on a life of its own. The show's…

#5WomenArtists and More: Women's History Month comes to the Art World

March marks the beginning of Women’s History Month, and museums and art institutions across the US are ready to highlight female artists. The National Museum…

Ellsworth Kelly's 'Austin' Serves as a Monument to Modern Art

A new chapel of art opened in Austin, Texas this month. The University of Texas at Austin’s Blanton Museum of Art opened the doors to Austin, the largest and last work by artist…

Sean Kelly, New York Offers Marina Abramović Early Works

Opening at Sean Kelly, New York this month, ‘Marina Abramović Early Works’ displays a historical record of the early, groundbreaking performances by the “Grandmother of Performance Art…

Marcin Rusak Brings the Natural World Indoors

Born and educated in Poland, London-based artist and designer Marcin Rusak blends the natural and industrial worlds in his dramatic objects for the home.

Rusak casts…