Continuing our focus on the US, for this week’s Working in the Arts segment we spoke with Sarah Arnett Ordaz who is the Gallery Manager at Lisson, New York. So, where do you work? I work at Lisson Gallery, in our New York office. What is your job title? Gallery Manager – though this title…
Here we look at some helpful guidance for junior candidates starting out in the art and auction world. Our Consultant Vania gives us some helpful guidance for junior candidates. Vania specialises in junior and mid-level searches. We’ve all been there. As final university deadlines loom, the worry…
Martina Aschbacher has been working in the arts for Douglas Gordon’s studio for many years now. Read here what her day looks like and what the essence of her job entails. So, Martina Aschbacher, where do you work? I work in the studio of the artist Douglas Gordon and we are based in Berlin and…
Recently we had the pleasure of talking to Gallerist Alexander Duve. Last year he moved his gallery Duve Berlin to his loft live-work space, showing exciting exhibitions in a salon style environment. So, Alexander Duve, where do you work: In Berlin, in my salon gallery DUVE Berlin. What is your…
We are delighted to announce that D.R.A.W. Recruitment has opened an office in Berlin to cater for the German speaking areas of Europe.
Find out what D.R.A.W Recruitment thought when we visited Blenheim Palace to visit the solo exhibition of French artist Yves Klein. The exhibition continues until 7th October 2018.
Intuitive Ratio takes its name from the work Razão Intuitiva, a new installation which is taking central stage in the SLG’s main gallery. As the artist himself pointed out, the work acts almost like a 3D translation of his works, showing the recurring interaction between man-made objects and…
An exhibition worth seeing, especially for Lee Bul’s dexterity in combining deformity and plain horror with elegance and excellent craftmanship and make them integral to every piece she produces.
For those who missed it, Pace has recently showcased a solo exhibition by Julian Schnabel, his eighteenth since he joined Pace in 1984 (re-joining in 2016 after a 14 year hiatus at Gagosian) and the first in the gallery’s London space.
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