Christa Terry

The advisor founded Atlanta Art Week—at just 26 years old—as a means of elevating the city's reputation in the art world.

Efforts to mainstream technology-driven art have paid off, but there's still more to be done.

Observer connected with the artist on the occasion of his first solo show in Los Angeles, "Luke Agada: Between Two Suns" currently on view at Roberts Projects.

Where these artworks go, tales of bad luck, possession and even death tend to follow.

The month's calendar is surprisingly full, which may present challenges for those already planning for Art Basel Miami Beach in December.

We caught up with the gallerist to ask her about how she approaches her work, what it's like being a trailblazer and her thoughts on the state of the art market.

"Warhol was a radical Queer filmmaker because he didn't pretend to be anyone but who he was, even when he was playing the part of the great pretender."

Being able to immerse herself in art is, she says, one of the highlights of her job.

Observer's Arts Editor attempts to have as many art experiences as possible on Somers Isle, a.k.a. Bermy, in just two days.

Observer caught up with the curator to learn more about her career and inspirations and what she hopes people will take away from “Interwoven Power” at Montclair Art Museum.