Artnet News reports on the favorable conditions in the South Korean captial as KIAF Art hosts its first fair after the pandemic. 

Allyssia Alleyne of Artsy lists the gallery’s presentation of works by Liza Lou and Do Ho Suh as one of the most exciting booths on view at Frieze London 2021.  

In an essay published on Artnet News, the writer explores the significance Rawles’s painting High Tide, Heavy Armor, now on view at Lehmann Maupin.

The editors of Cultured recommend seeing Do Ho Suh’s work in our Frieze London 2021 booth, saying the pressentation ‘‘added a new dimension of intimacy to an artist who we’ve come to know through installation.’’

In a round up of ‘must-see’ exhibitions in Seoul, Sherry Paik of Ocula highlights David Salle’s solo presentation Alchemy in Real Life.

In the Financial Times’ The Art Market column, Melanie Gerlis spotlights the upcoming Lehmann Maupin pop up in Beijing, which will feature solo presentations from Marilyn Minter and Chantal Joffe.

The Art Newspaper speaks with Tiffany Xu, Lehmann Maupin’s China Director, about the upcoming Beijing pop-up. She says “Since the pandemic, we have been looking at ways to rethink the traditional model. We were attracted to the space because of its dynamic vision for what an exhibition space can be.”

Taylor Dafoe of Artnet News speaks to gallery co-founder David Maupin about the forthcoming Beijing Pop-Up at the Blanc International Contemporary Art Space.

The announcement of Lehmann Maupin’s representation of painter Chantal Joffe led the daily news round up from ARTnews.

In The Brooklyn Rail, Amanda Millet-Sorsa describes McArthur Binion’s current show as a “transcendental experience” in the publication’s monthly Art Seen column.

Grace Ebert of Colossal speaks with artist Calida Rawles, who describes her paintings, saying, “I think there’s a spiritual element to water. They’re formless, and we’re a part of something bigger than ourselves.”

In her review for The New Yorker, Johanna Fateman spotlights the “magnetic” paintings in Binion’s new exhibition Modern:Ancient:Brown.