Maximiliano Duron is a Senior Editor at ARTnews. He focuses on themes related to arts and entertainment, including art, film and cinema, and photography, with a particular interest in locations such as Chicago, Illinois, Tokyo, Australia, and New York. Maximiliano's work has been featured in prominent publications, including ARTnews.
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Maximiliano Duron's articles primarily cover art exhibitions, artists, and the art world. His coverage often includes event highlights, profiles of artists or institutions, and announcements related to art shows. If you are an artist participating in a notable exhibition or have insights into upcoming trends within the art world that align with his coverage themes, reaching out to offer your perspective may be well received.
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By: Maximilíano Durón
Artist Ralph Lemon discusses dance, drawing, and his generative practice on the occasion of a just-open survey at MoMA PS1 in New York.
By: Maximilíano Durón
It's that time of year again—and somehow it seems like it came even quicker than usual. I'm talking, of course, about Art Basel Miami Beach , the art world's last major selling event of the year.
By: Maximilíano Durón
A look at the best booths at the 22nd edition of NADA Miami, which runs through December 7 at Ice Palace Studios.
By: Maximilíano Durón
On Wednesday morning at the Miami Beach Convention Center, well before the 11 a.m. start time, the lines to get into Art Basel's VIP preview were
Hassan Hajjaj's vibrant installation brings a tea shop and more to Miami Beach through December 6.
By: Alex Greenberger, Maximilíano Durón
In 2024, New York's galleries played it too safe while museums took risks, expanding the canon in the process.
Felix LA , the art fair that each week during Frieze LA takes over the iconic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, will bring together 64 galleries for its upcoming 2025 edition, which will run February 19–23.
By: Maximilíano Durón
Roberto Chavez , a major figure within US Latinx art history whose work has influenced generations of artists that followed, died on December 17.
By: Maximilíano Durón
This year has been filled with a continued growth for the visibility of Latinx art in the US and abroad.
By: Alex Greenberger, Maximilíano Durón
The central attraction at the Venice Biennale is its main exhibition, a curated show meant to pinpoint a dominant theme in art as it stands right now.
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