Annie Armstrong is a reporter and Wet Paint columnist for artnet. With a focus on the art world, Annie's articles cover a range of topics including artist profiles, art events, industry gossip, and analysis of current trends. Her work has been featured in publications such as the New York Times, GQ Magazine, and New York Magazine.
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By: Annie Armstrong
Plus, which senior Pace staffer jumped ship for a smaller Tribeca gallery? And which Hollywood star was spotted in Downtown galleries?
By: Callie Keener, Brian Blackwell, Annie Armstrong, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Brandon Lake, Phil Wickham, Diana Chandler, Lonnie Wilkey, Tessa Sanchez
I remember my mentor in ministry telling me when I was in my early twenties that if I could do anything else, I should do that. He warned me there would be days that I wished I was working in any other sort of job. He was right. But I couldn’t do anything else–or rather—I couldn’t without feeling I was running from God, and he agreed that was a sign that God was calling me to be a pastor.
By: Annie Armstrong
Plus, which gallery's "spiritual partner" got spirited away? And which artist nearly made Ed Ruscha break into tears at Dia's gala?
Plus, Art Basel announces the exhibitors for its 2025 Hong Kong edition and Leonora Carrington's "cat woman" sculpture is up for sale.
Plus, Maurizio Cattelan's banana heads to Sotheby's and two countries announce their representing artists for the 2026 Venice Biennale.
By: Annie Armstrong
Marc Spiegler, Amy Cappellazzo, and more say a final toast to 13 years of the legendary White Cube party that led into fair week.
Frieze owner Endeavor recorded a loss of $420.36 million in the third quarter. Plus, Sotheby's plans a Saudi Arabia debut sale.
By: Annie Armstrong, Katya Kazakina, Eileen Kinsella
"That lot failed to meet its reserve and was bought-in." "That other work sold to its third-party guarantor in the white-glove sale." What? Read on.
The FDNY made a brief appearance, and a Basquiat that appeared to sell was later marked as unsold.
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