It’s hard to think of a young artist whose career has had an upward trajectory as steep as 31-year-old Frenchman Cyprien Gaillard. His early video works of quasi-socialist Western European housing tracts in ruins had all the lyricism of landscape painting and the biting youthful nihilism of street art.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/05/12

For a show at New York’s PS1, 34-year-old Canadian Jeremy Shaw turned a white-walled room into an immersive video experience that felt to some like being at a rave on drugs.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/05/12

Examining photography's significant role in documenting and shaping our perception of sculpture, "The Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today" opened at MoMA on Wednesday, to cross-generational effect  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 07/30/10

032c is the unpronounceable, Berlin-based art and culture magazine with the red cover that tonight celebrates its debut New York exhibition.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/24/09

By Day 3 of Frieze, the fair had actually started.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 10/20/09

Cyprien Gaillard loves it when things fall apart. The young French artist sees beauty in destruction, and that is why much of his incendiary work goes up in smoke.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/28/09

Well timed to control the weekday news cycle, last night the New Museum released its new blast announcing the participants in April's generational, "Younger Than Jesus," the conclusion to a few months of elevated horse-gambling.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 02/06/09

Mixed media artist Cyprien Gaillard is younger than Jesus, but not yet as well known. He just opened a show in Germany, and his participation in the New Museum generational promises greater US exposure.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/26/09