A Connecticut Mechanic Found Artwork Worth Millions in a Dumpster

The week in art news – Turner Prize shortlist announced

Works by a ‘Largely Forgotten’ Artist Were Found in a Dumpster. Now They’re Getting an NYC Show.

After Being Found in Dumpster, Paintings by ‘Largely Forgotten’ Artist Get New York Gallery Show

A Mechanic Found a Trove of Artworks in a Connecticut Dumpster. They May Be Worth Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars

Works rescued from dumpster lead to rediscovery of star artist of 1970s New York scene

Connecticut mechanic finds art worth millions in dumpster at abandoned barn

A CT mechanic found hundreds of pieces of art in a dumpster. They’re worth 'millions.'

A Mechanic Found Dozens of Art Pieces at a Barn. They Could Be Worth Millions.

Renaissance radical: Carlo Crivelli – Shadows on the Sky at Ikon Gallery reviewed

Untangling Diasporic Identities with Suchitra Mattai

Suchitra Mattai Probes the Monstrous Misperceptions Around Immigrant Identity

A Manhattan art gallery finds a new home in Southport

Suchitra Mattai’s Guyana exists in the gaps of the Western archive

"A Thought Is A River "and "The Reds" at The Carnegie

Cincy Lifestyle, March 8, 2022

The Carnegie to welcome artists and patrons back to its historic galleries March 11 with two new exhibits

Spotlight: Artist Suchitra Mattai Weaves Myth and Memory Together in Her Dazzling Mixed-Media Works

For this Surrealist art couple, love was an alien landscape

Kay Sage and Yves Tanguy created otherworldly paintings that capture both the anxieties and harmonies of partnership.

The Washington Post, February 12, 2022

Artist Snapshot: Knox Martin

Exploring the mind and habits of an artist in twenty-five questions

LINEA, February 8, 2022

Why Small Businesses Matter: Hollis Taggart

Editors’ Picks

9 Events for Your Art Calendar This Week, From a Talk on Eric Adams’s Arts Priorities to a Show by an Artist-Turned-Dragon

Artnet News, February 7, 2022

UAlbany Art Exhibit Presents Ronny Quevedo, Rodrigo Valenzuela, Audrey Flack, and Grace Lee Lawrence

Suchitra Mattai’s Soulful Works Convey Unspeakable Truths

Artsy, February 4, 2022

Check Out 5 Emerging Talents the Artnet Gallery Network Is Watching This February

This month we're looking at artist with shows in Hollywood, Zurich, and beyond.

Artnet News, February 2, 2022

Fitler Square

Grand Strand Magazine, February 2022

A Tale of Two Countries: Finding Indo-Caribbean Shakti in Colorado

Hollis Taggart Southport to Open Parallels: Chloë Lamb and Bill Scott

Editors’ Picks

11 Events for Your Art Calendar, From an Auction for Abortion Rights to a Tribute to Dealer Martha Jackson Galleries shows are wrapping up for the year.

Artnet News, December 14, 2021

Simone Leigh, Kennedy Yanko, and Camille Henrot’s New Galleries

Miami Art Week Artillery Report: Day 3

A day on the beach at Untitled, American Express X Artsy popup show and a benefit auction for Planned Parenthood

Artillery, December 3, 2021

Miami Art Week

Five Must-See Booths at Untitled

The Canvas, November 30, 2021

‘Draw Like a Machine: Pop Art, 1952 – 1975’ at the Menil Drawing Institute, Houston

Reviewed by Melissa L. Mednicov for Glasstire

Glasstire, November 30, 2021

Must See Miami Fairs and Exhibitions Beyond Art Basel in 2021