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Brazilian Artist Paulo Pasta’s Quiet, Lyrical Abstractions Alight in New York
Artnet News September 30, 2025At David Nolan Gallery, Pasta's new and recent works expand upon his explorations into shape, color, and scale. An influential figure within the development of contemporary Brazilian painting, Paulo Pasta... -
Paulo Pasta: Passages
David Rhodes · The Brooklyn Rail September 18, 2025At first brush, Paulo Pasta’s landscape paintings and abstractions appear to be distinct, unrelated bodies of work. This duality is conspicuous as it’s more common for painters to tend primarily... -
An Artist Who’s Been Using the Same Woodblock for Over 15 Years
Precious Adesina · The New York Times September 10, 2025Chakaia Booker discusses printmaking and evolving old patterns. In Solo Show , we ask Black artists to curate a list of three treasured works that they’ve encountered or made, and... -
A Brisk Start to the Armory Show Suggests Optimism as the Market Adapts to New Rhythms
Elisa Carollo · Observer September 5, 2025“People are excited to be ‘back to school’—both dealers and collectors,” New York dealer David Nolan told Observer. By early afternoon, his booth had already sold well to existing clients... -
At the Armory Show’s VIP Day, Cautious Optimism Spreads as Sales Trickle In
Daniel Cassady, Harrison Jacobs · ARTnews September 4, 2025'The most instructive business strategy, however, may have come from a joint presentation by David Nolan and Marc Selwyn. The booth was lined wall to wall with works on paper... -
Armory Show Dealers Tout Early Sales, Urge Optimism
Eileen Kinsella · Artnet September 5, 2025One blue-chipper is back, a new sector is grabbing attention, and five- and six-figure deals are getting done “Not even 2 p.m. and we’ve sold very well already,” New York... -
At the Armory Show, First-Time Artists Steal the Spotlight
Valentina Di Liscia · Hyperallergic September 5, 2025“It is a classic, world-famous fair, and it is the ambition of every artist to show there, particularly if you come from Europe … or the edge of Europe, in... -
The Legend Of Abularach: The Modern Master Through the Eyes of a Friend
Gabriel Rodriguez Pellecer · Elephant August 22, 2025NEITHER MEXICAN NOR COLOMBIAN As a curator, I find that every exhibition I get involved in begins with a triggering question and a quest to respond to that provoking prompt.... -
Chakaia Booker by Stephanie E. Goodalle
Stephanie E. Goodalle · BOMB Magazine July 23, 2025Making a monumental weaving with discarded tires Hailing from Newark, New Jersey, multimedia artist Chakaia Booker explores the urban landscape through refuse. Most widely known for her sculptures composed of...
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