Len Gordon

JoinedMay 3, 2020

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Contributing writer chronicling contemporary art’s beautiful mess — when he can get there. Survives on openings, opinions, one gallery, one artwork at a time. Considers espresso a meal.

Valerie Wang on Hoo Mojong’s Afterlife in Art and the Mission of the BAO Foundation

·May 12, 2025

Valerie Wang on Hoo Mojong’s Afterlife in Art and the Mission of the BAO Foundation

How a London Art Agency Is Rewriting the Rules of the Art World—for Women

·May 8, 2025

How a London Art Agency Is Rewriting the Rules of the Art World—for Women

Greg Deda: The Ambiguous Beauty of Imagined Realities

Emerging artists

·May 2, 2025

Greg Deda: The Ambiguous Beauty of Imagined Realities

Emerging artists

·April 29, 2025

Jemila Isa: Framing Womanhood Through the Lens of Faith and Memory

·April 24, 2025

Katrina Aleksa on the Gift, the Gesture, and the Future of Luxury

·April 23, 2025

MotoArto Founders Marchella de Angelis and Kim Shaylor Steer Car Culture into the Art World

Calum Hall, Creative Debuts, and the Artist’s Right to Be Seen

·April 16, 2025

Calum Hall, Creative Debuts, and the Artist’s Right to Be Seen

James Vaulkhard: Where the Land Remembers and the American Sublime

Artist Interviews

·April 14, 2025

James Vaulkhard: Where the Land Remembers and the American Sublime

Pallitt: Where Objects Become Art and the New Era of Art Collecting

·April 14, 2025

Pallitt: Where Objects Become Art and the New Era of Art Collecting

Cj Hendry’s New Exhibition, Keff Joons, Finds Levity in the Absurd

·April 12, 2025

Cj Hendry’s New Exhibition, Keff Joons, Finds Levity in the Absurd

Zara Muse: The Art of Healing, the Power of Becoming

Emerging artists

·April 4, 2025

Zara Muse: The Art of Healing, the Power of Becoming

Mitch Griffiths: The Unsettling Realism of Flesh and Shadow

·April 1, 2025

Mitch Griffiths: The Unsettling Realism of Flesh and Shadow

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