Nate Freeman is a Senior Reporter for Vanity Fair, with his work also appearing in RealClearMarkets and Yardbarker. Nate covers a wide range of topics, including celebrity news, entertainment, art, and culture, providing insightful and engaging articles that captivate readers.
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One of the world's preeminent art institutions is in need of a new director. So who are the early contenders to land perhaps the plummest perch in all of museum-dom? Plus more in this week's column.
In a twist, the key moment of the festivities this week at Frieze London happened in a place that's technically in Britain but generally considered American soil.
By: Sam Wong, Nate Freeman
As the global art fair outfit officially arrived in Paris this week, it marked the occasion with a celebration of the city's art scene with
By: Nate Freeman
The first sign something unusual was going down at the Grand Palais in Paris was the small wooden house, plopped on the steps of the 150-foot-tall Beaux Arts dome.
By: Richard Lawson, James Pogue, Tara Ariano, Savannah Walsh, Bess Levin, Caroline Rose Giuliani, Hadley Hall Meares, Nate Freeman, Arimeta Diop, Mark Mckinnon, Molly Jong-Fast, Adam Leith Gollner, Chris Murphy
The art-straunt is experiencing a giddy revival in Manhattan, and Iwan Wirth’s Manuela, stuffed to the brim with museum-quality works, is about to reset the standard.
In May, the Dia Art Foundation hosted a 600-person lunch at its museum in the Hudson Valley hamlet of Beacon, New York.
In May, the Dia Art Foundation hosted a 600-person lunch at its museum in the Hudson Valley hamlet of Beacon, New York. There are a number of permanent installations at the site, a sprawling former Nabisco packaging factory—Richard Serra’s massive steel whorls, Donald Judd’s plywood boxes, Andy Warhol’s 100-plus canvas masterwork Shadows.
Ahead of the November sales, and with fresh backing from the UAE, Charlie Stewart discusses his next steps at the centuries-old auction house. Plus, all the gossip from gala season in this week’s edition.
By: Eve Batey, Erin Vanderhoof, Nate Freeman, Bess Levin, Julie Miller, Roger Kisby, Joe Reid, David Canfield, Anthony Breznican, Karen Valby
The long-running fundraiser might be the only place where the two worlds truly do intertwine in a way that seems seamless. This year’s edition, honoring Baz Luhrmann and Simone Leigh brought out Charli XCX, Leo, Kim, Blake, and more.
The Monogram Shop in East Hampton's cup-based straw poll became a comeback tale Democrats could rally around. What, if anything, might it portend?
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