GalleristNY Turns One

Fri, 28 Sep 2012 18:50:03 -0400

Jeff Koons, 'Cake,' 1995–97, oil on canvas, 125 3/8 x 116 3/8 in. (© Jeff Koons)

Before we sign off for the weekend, we want to thank you for reading Gallerist over the past year. The site turned one year old today. As a celebration of sorts, we have collected a few of our favorite moments from the past year—from Tracey Emin delivering a knockout book reading in the West Village to Henry Taylor helping save a woman's life in Queens—in a list below, in chronological order. (Many of these articles appeared in the print edition of The New York Observer and since this is our first birthday, we included two that predate the start of the site.)

Thanks also to everyone who sent in tips and complaints, and has followed us on Facebook and Twitter over the past year. We hope you'll continue reading.

Larry Gagosian’s Real Estate Wheelings and Dealings
By Matt Chaban and Sarah Douglas | August 23, 2011

When Gavin Brown Met Alex Katz
By Sarah Douglas | September 13, 2011

After Shelley Duvall: Bjarne Melgaard on Curating at Maccarone
By Andrew Russeth | October 21, 2011

Women’s Work: Marilyn Minter Brings Her Stilettos and Infants to Salon 94
By Sarah Douglas | October 25, 2011

The Elephant in the Room: Maurizio Cattelan Is Retiring … Sort Of
By Sarah Douglas | November 1, 2011

Naked as They Came: Eating With Nudes at Marina Abramovic's L.A. MOCA Gala Performance
By Susan Michals | November 13, 2011

Panic in Detroit Lures Shutterbugs But How Much Ruin Porn Can We Take?
By Michael H. Miller | November 29, 2011

Occupy Art Basel Miami Beach, Now!
By Adam Lindemann | November 30, 2011

Nas Brandishes Brush for Basel
By Andrew Russeth | December 2, 2011

Tracey Emin Kills at Marc Jacobs' Bookstore
By Dan Duray | December 7, 2011

The End of the Art World in 2012
By Adam Lindemann | January 10, 2012

Henry Taylor Paints a Picture
By Michael H. Miller | January 27, 2012