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The up-and-coming art dealer opens the doors of her unique home-cum-gallery in Mexico City

Agustina Ferreyra: ‘One of the most beautiful things about my job is having freedom’

<div><p>Originally set up as a project space, Karma International has quietly established itself as one of the key players in Zurich <em>–</em> and beyond. Since 2009, the gallery also operates a Los Angeles branch, and an Asian outpost is currently in the works. In this exclusive interview, co-founders Marina Olsen and Karolina Dankow reflect on their journey, the role of women in the Swiss artworld, and the secret of their collaboration.&nbsp;</p></div><url><p><a></a></p></url><style> p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #454545} </style>

<p>登入並訂閱巴塞爾藝術展專題故事</p>

<p>Florencia Battiti and Diana Wechsler have been chosen as curators&nbsp;to oversee an exhibition of artworks by Argentine artists in Collins Park</p>

Art Basel Cities: Buenos Aires announces activation in Miami Beach, December 2019

<p>From her remote studio in the South Alps, the painter tackles some of the most pressing issues of our time</p>

Miriam Cahn on #metoo, discipline, and why she'll never stop being angry

<p>His animation work is ‘like a sushi roll,’ says gallerist Lorraine Malingue, ‘it’s a combination of multiple things that explodes in your mouth’</p>

Wong Ping’s gritty tales of Hong Kong’s underbelly shine in Technicolor

這位前程一遍光明的藝術經銷商將於墨西哥城開設其獨特的前居後舗式的藝廊