The Art World Works From Home: Dealer Sean Kelly Is Reading About Winston Churchill and Scrambling to Reschedule Canceled Shows
The art world may be on lockdown, but it certainly does not stop. During this unprecedented time, we're checking in with art-world professionals, collectors, and artists to get a glimpse into how they are working from home. The British-born dealer Sean Kelly founded his gallery in New York in 1991, and has since established a reputation as one of the city's leading dealers of contemporary art, often with a distinctly conceptual bent. The artists Marina Abramović, Joseph Kosuth, and James Casebere are among those who have been with the gallery since the day he launched. Read on to find out how Kelly is honing his gardening skills, cooking spaghetti bolognese for his family, and working to get artists who have been derailed by the ongoing shutdowns back on track. Where is your new "office"? We are currently at our Hudson Valley home, which is quite isolated at the best of times, but especially now. We are very lucky as it has outdoor space and spectacular wi