Burned Out on Bali: An Apocalyptic Conversation With Ashley Bickerton
Near the opening of Noa Noa, Paul Gauguin’s journal from his travels in Tahiti, the artist describes an encounter with
Sonnabend Gallery
Founded in Paris in 1962, Sonnabend Gallery played a pivotal role in introducing American Pop Art to Europe before expanding to New York in 1970. A key force in shaping SoHo’s rise as an international art center, the gallery has championed both European and American conceptual movements while continuing to showcase influential artists from the 1960s and 1970s alongside a new generation of contemporary voices. Read more about Galleries.
Off the Shelf: Haim Steinbach Returns
In 1965, the artist Haim Steinbach, then 21, took a hiatus from his studies at Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute and went
Diogenes as Collagist: Robert Feintuch at Sonnabend Gallery; Kate Shepherd at Galerie Lelong
For the next few weeks, the painter Robert Feintuch will be slouching around the walls of the Sonnabend Gallery. Using
