Vito Schnabel, the jet-setting son of artist Julian Schnabel, just bought his second New York art gallery for $9.2 million this week. He had been renting the space for the past year at 455 W.

“Bruno is one of the most important art dealers of our time” Vito Schnabel said. “The manner in which he operates his gallery and works so closely with his artists has always been inspiring to m ...

American curator and art dealer Vito Schnabel has just unveiled his new gallery space in St. Moritz, in time for the winter holidays. Located in gallerist Bruno Bischofberger's former art space in the ...

The installation includes some 250 paintings, sculpture, works on paper and photographs, as well as design objects and even a few pieces of folk art, densely arranged throughout nine galleries of ...

Vanity Fair contributor and former Interview editor Bob Colacello added curator to his CV with a show at the Vito Schnabel Gallery in St ... the show included art by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Jeff ...

Image Courtesy Vito Schnabel Gallery. Photographer ... and witnessed several eras worth of modern art on the arms of both the artists themselves and the jetset folk who are most privy to it.

Photo by Micha Freutel/Torvioll Jashari. Courtesy Vito Schnabel Gallery, St. Moritz. Asked about his first experience as a curator, Colacello told artnet News via email I’m “thrilled with the ...

At Art Basel Miami Beach ... where he will open his first permanent gallery space on Dec. 28. The Vito Schnabel Gallery will occupy the former home of the Galerie Bruno Bischofberger, which ...

Brigid Berlin, often regarded as Andy Warhol’s best friend, is getting the main character treatment in a new exhibition at Vito Schnabel gallery ... definitive role in art history alongside ...

Vito Schnabel ... art at just 16 years old when he curated his first group exhibition at a Hudson Street Warehouse. He has since organised dozens of shows at the world’s most prestigious galleries.

while announcing her definitive role in art history alongside her more widely celebrated male colleagues. In this show, Warhol is a footnote to Berlin’s own stardom. More from WWD Inside 'Brigid ...