Interviews With Art World Leaders

Subtitled NYC Is Carving Out a Third Path for New York’s Artists

The gallery launched as a practical way for artist Jaejoon Jang to afford studio space and share work he admired. It has grown into one of Brooklyn’s most adventurous independent spaces.

By Christa Terry

Why James Brett Wants to Retire the Term “Outsider Art”

The founder of London’s Gallery of Everything argues that self-taught, visionary and spiritual makers belong in the art historical canon rather than in a category apart. His Frieze Week program includes Sam Doyle’s first U.K. solo show and a memorial presentation of works by Seyni Awa Camara at 1-54.

By Elisa Carollo

The Haas Brothers On Finding Magic in Math at Marianne Boesky

Twin brothers Niki and Simon Haas made their name creating characters onto which collectors project personalities and affection. "Mathemagical" in New York pairs those bronze beings with new paintings governed by mathematical rules.

By Elisa Carollo