Outsiders, Renaissance masterpieces, crazy quilts, and more.
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In November, Sothebys made history when it sold a painting made by artificial intelligence for a million bucks.
Still, Sothebys described the sale as a new frontier in the global art market.
10.Ayiti Toma II: Faith, Family, and Resistance, Luhring Augustine
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9.Matthew Barney / Alex Katz, OFlahertys
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Feral genius Jamian Juliano-Villani deployed two giants of American art to remake a haunted pop-up space.
8.Huma Bhabha, David Zwirner
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Bhabhas great bronze figures are like Giacometti sculptures bulked up and torn apart by steroids.
7.Yvonne Wells, Fort Gansevoort
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This self-taught 84-year-old Alabama-based living treasure created abstract quilts that spoke of beautiful and conflicted American histories.
6.Klara Liden, Reena Spaulings
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The result ends up being a perfect metaphor for art: a useless action that ends up being useful.
5.Arthur Jafa, Gladstone
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Jafas masterful film makes clear that Bickle was also motivated by racism.
4.Clarity Haynes, New Discretions
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The results were spectacular, allowing us to see and think about this mystic gift.
3.Christopher Wool, 101 Greenwich St.
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The result was a wraparound exercise in forgoing the gallery system.
2.Siena: The Rise of Painting, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The miracle that is early Sienese painting is an origin point for all western art.
1.The Way I See It, Drawing Center
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KAWS, a selection of which he displayed this fall.
KAWS supposedly owns 4,000 works by artists like these.
A museum should show this extraordinary amassment.
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