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When artist Paul Gardère died in 2011, his daughter, Cat Gardère, undertook her promise to steward his estate and legacy. Having worked as a studio manager and an exhibition coordinator, “I had a lot of familiarity working with artists, archives, and studios,” she told ARTnews. She began the long process of fulfilling her commitment to her father, but there was one catch: the elder Gardère had not set up a trust.
On March 23, 2024, Jason Andrew spoke about the life and work of Elizabeth Murray at The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art.
Hear Jason Andrew and Midori Yamamura discuss the work of Jack Tworkov and Yayoi Kusama in episode 52 of the Athenaeum Review podcast.
Fairchain generates digital contracts and certificates of title and authenticity, allowing artists to track their work and share in secondary market proceeds.
A self-portrait by artist Frida Kahlo sold for just under $35 million this week at Sotheby's in New York. The sale highlighted how the works of women artists can command incredible sums on the world market. But that hardly tells the whole story. Anthony Mason has more.
After being out of print for more than sixty years, the Grove Press English edition is now back in circulation with Hauser & Wirth Publishers’ fully authorized facsimile of Duchamp’s seminal first monograph and catalogue raisonné.
Children weigh in on dealing with their famous parents’ cultural heritage.
Rabbit Town has 30 days to remove the infringing installation and apologize to the Burden estate.
Ten years after Still’s death, the disposition of his estate remains unresolved. Herewith some speculations on the future of this huge cache of important work.
February 6, 2019
Cantor Arts Center, Stanford, CA
For the 2019 Burt and Deedee McMurtry Lecture, Jason Andrew discusses all things Elizabeth Murray with Co-Chief art critic of The New York Times, Roberta Smith.
February 6, 2019
Cantor Arts Center, Stanford, CA
For the 2019 Burt and Deedee McMurtry Lecture, Jason Andrew discusses all things Elizabeth Murray with Co-Chief art critic of The New York Times, Roberta Smith.
Duration: 1:15:53
A panel discussion on challenges women face in the art world
Presented by Art Students League
New York, NY
Acknowledging the misrepresentation and steady inequality in the workplace for women, this panel discussed the challenges women in the arts face in today's art world. A panel of artists and historians joined independent curator Jason Andrew to discuss the contemporary art world with a particular focus on the state of women in the arts. This panel was presented in collaboration with Norte Maar. The panelists were Julia K. Gleich, Tamara Gonzales, Brece Honeycutt, Anne Swartz, Lindsay Walt, and Amy Whitaker.
Duration: 59:42
Jason Andrew in discussion with Larry Poons
Presented by Artist Talk on Art
New York, NY
Jason Andrew in discussion with Larry Poons
Presented by Artist Talk on Art
New York, NY
Duration: 1:36:57
Jason Andrew presents case studies in artist legacies
Taos, NM
Jason Andrew presents two case studies in the management, strategies, and promotion of artists’ legacies — Jack Tworkov and Elizabeth Murray — and answers questions about preserving your own legacy. This event was hosted by Ann Landi and The Wright Contemporary, a gallery in Taos, NM.
Duration: 1:04:40